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RMBTE313–5389. Clay bullah (seal impression) inscribed in ancient Hebrew 'L'Meleh Gat' (belonging) to the king of Gath, c. 8th. C. BC
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Gath, Germany, Schleswig-Holstein, N 54 47' 17'', E 8 50' 25'', map, Timeless Map published in 2021. Travelers, explorers and adventurers like Florence Nightingale, David Livingstone, Ernest Shackleton, Lewis and Clark and Sherlock Holmes relied on maps to plan travels to the world's most remote corners, Timeless Maps is mapping most locations on the globe, showing the achievement of great dreams Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/gath-germany-schleswig-holstein-n-54-47-17-e-8-50-25-map-timeless-map-published-in-2021-travelers-explorers-and-adventurers-like-florence-nightingale-david-livingstone-ernest-shackleton-lewis-and-clark-and-sherlock-holmes-relied-on-maps-to-plan-travels-to-the-worlds-most-remote-corners-timeless-maps-is-mapping-most-locations-on-the-globe-showing-the-achievement-of-great-dreams-image439355694.html
RM2GEPAJP–Gath, Germany, Schleswig-Holstein, N 54 47' 17'', E 8 50' 25'', map, Timeless Map published in 2021. Travelers, explorers and adventurers like Florence Nightingale, David Livingstone, Ernest Shackleton, Lewis and Clark and Sherlock Holmes relied on maps to plan travels to the world's most remote corners, Timeless Maps is mapping most locations on the globe, showing the achievement of great dreams
Boletín Oficial de la República Argentina 1906 1ra sección . Noviembre 14°de 1906—Sociedad Anónima «El Chañar»-Cueros y pieles, clase 10. v-21-novbre.. Noviembre 15 de 1906.-Gath y Chaves-Artículos comprendidos en las clases 1 á 79 ylechería y sus derivados, clase 80. v-22-novbre. Aeta ¡ao 19.193 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/boletn-oficial-de-la-repblica-argentina-1906-1ra-seccin-noviembre-14de-1906sociedad-annima-el-chaar-cueros-y-pieles-clase-10-v-21-novbre-noviembre-15-de-1906-gath-y-chaves-artculos-comprendidos-en-las-clases-1-79-ylechera-y-sus-derivados-clase-80-v-22-novbre-aeta-ao-19193-image338315903.html
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Townsend, George Alfred, between 1870 and 1880. [Writer and journalist: correspondent during the American Civil War]. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/townsend-george-alfred-between-1870-and-1880-writer-and-journalist-correspondent-during-the-american-civil-war-image474670776.html
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Letters of a self-made failure . tly remarked to me that hehad no expectation of doing much busi-ness this trip as it was his first time here.I didnt discourage him.155 A SELF-MADE FAILURE He told me also that you were aces upwith the swellest little skirt in all Man-hattan—I quote his exact language—and as he proceeded to unlimber hisheavy conversational ordnance, I gath-ered that you were considering an ex-cursion into that country from whosebourne no traveler ever returns—quitethe same man. Of course, Im not surprised; fewmen have the sense to let well enoughalone, but if you are thinking s Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/letters-of-a-self-made-failure-tly-remarked-to-me-that-hehad-no-expectation-of-doing-much-busi-ness-this-trip-as-it-was-his-first-time-herei-didnt-discourage-him155-a-self-made-failure-he-told-me-also-that-you-were-aces-upwith-the-swellest-little-skirt-in-all-man-hattani-quote-his-exact-languageand-as-he-proceeded-to-unlimber-hisheavy-conversational-ordnance-i-gath-ered-that-you-were-considering-an-ex-cursion-into-that-country-from-whosebourne-no-traveler-ever-returnsquitethe-same-man-of-course-im-not-surprised-fewmen-have-the-sense-to-let-well-enoughalone-but-if-you-are-thinking-s-image342908496.html
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RM2JG7414–Townsend, George Alfred, between 1870 and 1880. [Writer and journalist: correspondent during the American Civil War].
Daily Colonist (1901-09-01) . inerged. The olUcial trial willconsist of a run of ten knots on the sur-face and two knots submerged. Mrs. Timid—Did you ever find a manunder tlio bed? ., .., ^trs. Bluff—Yes; tho night we thoughthere weri bnr.:lars in the house 1 found my htishanil therel—CIliicago Itecord. RETTJIUXS FIlOiM TEOUT LuVIvEMINES. TIio higli grade value of the.ores minedin the Trout Lake district may be gath-ered from the smelter returns just re-ceived of recent shipments from theTriune, vhicli give a net value of $j:!Sfor ovi;r twenty tons shipiied. Tlii gros.--values on tho shinmen Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/daily-colonist-1901-09-01-inerged-the-olucial-trial-willconsist-of-a-run-of-ten-knots-on-the-sur-face-and-two-knots-submerged-mrs-timiddid-you-ever-find-a-manunder-tlio-bed-trs-bluffyes-tho-night-we-thoughthere-weri-bnrlars-in-the-house-1-found-my-htishanil-therelciliicago-itecord-rettjiuxs-filoim-teout-luvivemines-tiio-higli-grade-value-of-theores-minedin-the-trout-lake-district-may-be-gath-ered-from-the-smelter-returns-just-re-ceived-of-recent-shipments-from-thetriune-vhicli-give-a-net-value-of-j!sfor-ovir-twenty-tons-shipiied-tlii-gros-values-on-tho-shinmen-image342763594.html
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. A dictionary of religious knowledge [electronic resource]: for popular and professional use, comprising full information on Biblical, theological, and ecclesiastical subjects . vi., 5. probably from Gath, a wine-press, hence n vintage song, betokens a light joyous air; and shu/ionoth, in Hah. iii., 1, a wild ami 1 1 Sam. xviii., 6. MUSTARD 671 MYRRH mournful strain. Sometimes the melodyappears to be indicated by the first wordsof a song then generally known. This,without doubt, is the explanation of thewords al-tasoliith, destroy not; aijeleth-sha-har, hind of the dawn; jonath-elem-reclw-Ici Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-dictionary-of-religious-knowledge-electronic-resource-for-popular-and-professional-use-comprising-full-information-on-biblical-theological-and-ecclesiastical-subjects-vi-5-probably-from-gath-a-wine-press-hence-n-vintage-song-betokens-a-light-joyous-air-and-shuionoth-in-hah-iii-1-a-wild-ami-1-1-sam-xviii-6-mustard-671-myrrh-mournful-strain-sometimes-the-melodyappears-to-be-indicated-by-the-first-wordsof-a-song-then-generally-known-thiswithout-doubt-is-the-explanation-of-thewords-al-tasoliith-destroy-not-aijeleth-sha-har-hind-of-the-dawn-jonath-elem-reclw-ici-image369748493.html
RM2CDFDY9–. A dictionary of religious knowledge [electronic resource]: for popular and professional use, comprising full information on Biblical, theological, and ecclesiastical subjects . vi., 5. probably from Gath, a wine-press, hence n vintage song, betokens a light joyous air; and shu/ionoth, in Hah. iii., 1, a wild ami 1 1 Sam. xviii., 6. MUSTARD 671 MYRRH mournful strain. Sometimes the melodyappears to be indicated by the first wordsof a song then generally known. This,without doubt, is the explanation of thewords al-tasoliith, destroy not; aijeleth-sha-har, hind of the dawn; jonath-elem-reclw-Ici
. The War Cry. first touch of theArmy in Chatham when they gath-ered together on the market and thesong was sung, Ami when the bat-tles over we shall wear a crown.He said this song was often usedby himself in his own Church. Helooked back through the tliirty-seven year.- ami wa, glad to see thatthe Army had made such syik-iididprogress. A vote of thanks was pro-posed by .StafT-Captaiu Kitehie andthe response given hv the congrega-tion was a great outbreak of handclapping. .Bandmaster Speaks thirty-Bei-enth Anniversary. h,3Worship Mayor T, C. Priscoe pre-sided and on the platform ?A!e . ,Revere Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-war-cry-first-touch-of-thearmy-in-chatham-when-they-gath-ered-together-on-the-market-and-thesong-was-sung-ami-when-the-bat-tles-over-we-shall-wear-a-crownhe-said-this-song-was-often-usedby-himself-in-his-own-church-helooked-back-through-the-tliirty-seven-year-ami-wa-glad-to-see-thatthe-army-had-made-such-syik-iididprogress-a-vote-of-thanks-was-pro-posed-by-staft-captaiu-kitehie-andthe-response-given-hv-the-congrega-tion-was-a-great-outbreak-of-handclapping-bandmaster-speaks-thirty-bei-enth-anniversary-h3worship-mayor-t-c-priscoe-pre-sided-and-on-the-platform-a!e-revere-image370313207.html
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. Goldfish varieties and tropical aquarium fishes; a complete guide to aquaria and related subjects. Aquariums; Goldfish. 186 AQUATIC PLANTS CERATOPHYLLUM Hornwort, as it is generally known, is mentioned here on account of its resemblance to Myriophyllum, for which it is sometimes gath- ered. It is an extremely poor aquarium plant, being very brittle and liable to rapid decomposition. Besides its characteristic of being fragile, it may also be recognized by having practically no roots, absorption taking place in the leaves. It is found principally in ponds and slow-moving streams, where it was Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/goldfish-varieties-and-tropical-aquarium-fishes-a-complete-guide-to-aquaria-and-related-subjects-aquariums-goldfish-186-aquatic-plants-ceratophyllum-hornwort-as-it-is-generally-known-is-mentioned-here-on-account-of-its-resemblance-to-myriophyllum-for-which-it-is-sometimes-gath-ered-it-is-an-extremely-poor-aquarium-plant-being-very-brittle-and-liable-to-rapid-decomposition-besides-its-characteristic-of-being-fragile-it-may-also-be-recognized-by-having-practically-no-roots-absorption-taking-place-in-the-leaves-it-is-found-principally-in-ponds-and-slow-moving-streams-where-it-was-image232417461.html
RMRE3ERH–. Goldfish varieties and tropical aquarium fishes; a complete guide to aquaria and related subjects. Aquariums; Goldfish. 186 AQUATIC PLANTS CERATOPHYLLUM Hornwort, as it is generally known, is mentioned here on account of its resemblance to Myriophyllum, for which it is sometimes gath- ered. It is an extremely poor aquarium plant, being very brittle and liable to rapid decomposition. Besides its characteristic of being fragile, it may also be recognized by having practically no roots, absorption taking place in the leaves. It is found principally in ponds and slow-moving streams, where it was
. Useful wild plants of the United States and Canada. Botany, Economic; Botany; Botany. USEFUL WILD PLANTS came long ago one of Ms important food sources; though it was not the pulp but the apparently hope- less pit that was turned to principal account. Gath- ering the plums in late summer, the Indians would I SLAT (PrvMus ilidfolia). spread them in the sun until thoroughly dry, when the stones would be cracked and the kernels ex- tracted. These, are bitter and astringent like acorns, and at first blush as unpromising as the uncracked pits themselves. When rid of that deleterious prin- ciple, Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/useful-wild-plants-of-the-united-states-and-canada-botany-economic-botany-botany-useful-wild-plants-came-long-ago-one-of-ms-important-food-sources-though-it-was-not-the-pulp-but-the-apparently-hope-less-pit-that-was-turned-to-principal-account-gath-ering-the-plums-in-late-summer-the-indians-would-i-slat-prvmus-ilidfolia-spread-them-in-the-sun-until-thoroughly-dry-when-the-stones-would-be-cracked-and-the-kernels-ex-tracted-these-are-bitter-and-astringent-like-acorns-and-at-first-blush-as-unpromising-as-the-uncracked-pits-themselves-when-rid-of-that-deleterious-prin-ciple-image232285010.html
RMRDWDW6–. Useful wild plants of the United States and Canada. Botany, Economic; Botany; Botany. USEFUL WILD PLANTS came long ago one of Ms important food sources; though it was not the pulp but the apparently hope- less pit that was turned to principal account. Gath- ering the plums in late summer, the Indians would I SLAT (PrvMus ilidfolia). spread them in the sun until thoroughly dry, when the stones would be cracked and the kernels ex- tracted. These, are bitter and astringent like acorns, and at first blush as unpromising as the uncracked pits themselves. When rid of that deleterious prin- ciple,
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