Monday, December 10, 2007

Interview - Current Times

An interview with Joseph
By: Susanna

Q: What do you like to do for fun?
A: Draw, and go bowling

Q: What is your favorite color?
A: Dark blue

Q: What is your favorite dessert?
A: Ice cream

Q: What are you afraid of?
A: The boy across the street

Q: what do you want to be when you grow up?
A: a Piñata tester

Huge Garage Sale

Five family garage sale. We have kids clothes, toys and things for the whole family. June 13-15, 9am-6pm. 6920 American Lane, Oxford. Look for big yellow signs. by Kim

Classified Ad

Lost: Pit Bull, 2 years old, brown and black coat, and a pink collar. She answers to Princess. If found please call 248-959-2398. Reward. by Kim

Don’t miss the annual mid-December sale at Kohl’s. This week only, all children’s winter coats and boots are 30% off and all women’s Columbia brand winter jackets are 60% off! So hurry to Kohl’s, this for the sale of the season! by Hannah B.

Book Review - Current Times

The Inheritance by Louisa May Alcott

Review by Rebekah

This is a captivating story of a young, orphaned woman named Edith who serves as a governess of in the home of a noble family. She was loved and favored by those around her, yet at the same time she was oppressed by the loneliness of her position. Through an engrossing turn of events, she discovers a secret from her past and finds a loyal, compassionate friend. The characters grow as the tale unravels, the plot is cleverly devised, and the story is suspenseful. Highly recommended!

Behind Rebel Lines:by Seymour Reit by Megan This incredible nonfiction book is about Emma Edmonds.Emma Edmonds was a courageous young womanwho disguised herself as a man and enlisted in the U.S Army !She served in the Cival War, and was a spy for the Norther Side.Her adventures are unbelievable.She was a master of disguise who fooled the rebels.................and even her own army!I definately recommend it !

Sunday, December 9, 2007

Recipes - Current Times

Mini Cinnamon rolls
submitted by Bayley

You will need:
2 cans crescent rolls
1/2 cup butter
1/4 cup sugar
1 teaspoon cinnamon
raisins

Glaze
1 cup powdered sugar
2 tablespoons apple juice or milk

Directions
Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Separate rolls into rectangles (two triangles together). Press perferations together. Spread with butter. Combine sugar and cinnamon and sprinkle over until covered. Sprinkle on raisins. Roll up from short end. Cut into 5 slices (into smaller circles). Place slices cut-side down in ungreased deep dish baker. Bake 18 mins. Mix glaze and drizzle on top.

Lemon Poppyseed Scones
Submitted by Rebekah

Ingredients:
3 cups all-purpose flour
1 cup sugar
3 tablespoons poppy seeds
1 tablespoon baking powder
2 teaspoons grated lemon rind
1 teaspoon salt
10 tablespoons butter
1 large egg
2 tablespoons fresh lemon juice
1/3 cup whole milk
1 tablespoon sugar

Position rack in top third top of oven and preheat to 375 degrees. In a large mixing bowl, combine flour, 1 cup sugar, poppy seeds, baking powder, grated lemon rind, and salt. Cut in butter with a pastry cutter until mixture resembles coarse crumbs. In a separate bowl, whisk together the egg and the lemon juice. Add egg mixture to flour mixture and cut in with a fork until moist clumps form. Add the milk in the same fashion. Using floured hands, gather the dough into ball (be careful not to over-handle dough, otherwise it may become tough) Place the ball of dough on a large baking sheet and flatten into an 8-inch round. Cut the round into eight wedges and brush with milk. Sprinkle with one tablespoon of sugar and bake until scones are golden brown, about 25 minutes. Transfer to a wire rack and cool. These scones can be enjoyed with a cup of tea!

Hot Fudge Sundae
By: Susanna :)
First, get a bowl of whatever ice cream flavor you desire. Next pour lots of hot fudge sauce on it; then sprinkle the whole serving with whatever you prefer: candy, cookie crumbs, or sprinkles! To top it off add a bright red cherry! Enjoy!

Recipe for chocolate chip cookies~ by Hannah B.

ingredients needed 1 cup of chocolate chips

2 ¼ cups of flour

1 tsp. baking soda

1 tsp. salt

1 cup (two sticks) butter

¾ cups sugar

¾ cups packed brown sugar

1 tsp. vanilla

2 large eggs

Preheat oven to 300 degrees. Mix sugar and butter in bowl until completely blended. Add eggs and vanilla. Then mix flour, salt, and baking soda in small bowl then add the flour mixture. Mix chocolate chips into cookie dough. Scoop dough on ungreased cookie sheet and bake 11-13 minutes. Enjoy!

Chocolate Dream Pie ! 2 envelopes of DREAMWHIPwhipped topping mixe, 2 and 3/4ths cups cold milk, 1teaspoon vanilla, 2 packages (4 serving size) Jell-o Brand Chocolate Flavor Instant Pudding and Pie Filling (not cooked pudding) 1 9 inch Oreo Pie Shell, cooled 1.Prepare whipped topping mixe with one cup of the milk and the vanilla as directed on the package , using large mixer bowl 2. Add remaining 1 and 3/4 cups milk and pie filling mixe. Blend, then beat at high speed for 2 minutes, scraping bowl occasionaly. 3.Spoon into pie shell.Chill at least 4 hours. garnish as desired. by Megan

Daily Forecast

Daily Oxford Forecast
By Bayley

Goooood morning Oxford!! Today's forecast for the high is 25 degrees, and the low is 19 degrees. It will most likely be a clear sky throughout the day. However, we are expecting a severe snow storm around 11 o'clock tonight, so be sure to have your snow scrapers and shovels handy! We are expecting a colder temperature (around 8 degrees) creeping in throughout the week.

Lost Dog!!!

A dashund named Petey is missing. He is black with brown feet, and a brown nose. He is very people freindly and loves to be played with. A reward will be given to anyone who gives information taht leads to the finding of Petey. If you know anything about him call Lucy at the Brocker home.

Car For Sale...

Car for sale. 2008 Lamborghini Reventón, charcole gray with grey interior. Very rare care, only 20 made! Can drive up to 211 miles per hour. Only $1,000,000!!!

Monday, November 26, 2007

Interview With Queen Victoria

Just this week I had an interview with Queen Victoria. Here are the questions and answers for our interview.

1. How old were you when you became queen?

I was only 18 years old and didn’t know much about being a queen

But eventually I learned and became a good queen for my people.

2. When did you get married?

I married my cousin, Albert , at the age of 21.

3. Did you have any children?

Yes, nine in fact. We had a very busy home but managed to keep the place tidy.

4. What are the names of your children?

Victoria, Albert, Alice, Alfred, Helena, Louise, Arthur, and Beatrice. Oh yes , and I almost forgot, Leopold. He’s the shy one.

5. And what are some of your favorite hobbies?

I love singing and going to the opera. When I first started singing I sounded a bit like a rooster trying to bark like a dog.

6. How long have you ruled so far?

Oh well lets see here, about 38 years now . Wow that means I’m 56! I guess I am getting old.

By Hannah B.(:

Latest New York Fashion

by Kim F.


The latest style in New York City!!
A beautiful yellow tea dress with scalloped lace and ribbon rosettes. Adding to
the elegance of the dress is a straw hat with matching rosettes and satin slippers.
You can only find this dress in New York City stores.

Entertainment- Victorian era

You are cordially invited to an Afternoon Tea.The Tea will be held June sixth, at 2:00. Finger foods and dessert will be served.We are priveledged to have famous opera singer, Alicia Botany performing '' God Bless America.''Following the Tea there will be a speech by sufferagist, Susan B. Anthony.

Classified Add-Victorian Era

Servant Needed!! By Bayley W. :)

A servant is desperately needed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Colbright. Experience in the areas of cooking and childcare are neccessary, but further instruction is available if need be. If you meet these requirements and are interested for this job, please mail your resume' to:
1621 Teacup Lane,
Bayleysburgh, Massachusetts.

House for sale. By Hannah W.
Big white house on the corner of fifth Street. This house is three stories with a balcony and a nice screened in porch. For more information please come to the the house on the corner of Fifth Street.

Daily Forecast-Victorian Era

The Daily Forecast, by Bayley 8)

Today's forecast for Bayleysburgh, Massachusetts, is fifty degrees for the low, and sixty-five degrees for the high. There is a thirty-five percent chance of scattered showers, but it should remain sunny for most of the day.

Book Review - Victorian era

Little Women
By Susanna :)

Little women By Louisa May Alcott is a simply delightful book about four sister; Meg, Jo, Beth, and Amy; and how they grew up in the mid to late 1800’s. The story goes through the girl’s lives on practically a yearly basis teaching them excellent lessons through their joys and trials. This wonderful novel is very enjoyable, be sure to read it someday.

Entertainment - Victorian era

Word Search
Rebekah

See if you can find the 18 words hidden in the word search below. These items were commonly seen in the Victorian era, everywhere from the parlor to the ballroom.


To complete this puzzle, click on the image above and print it out.

Sunday, November 25, 2007

Lost and Found

A child's rocking horse was found on the road side tuesday morning. It appears to have fallen out of a wagon while being transported. The body is blue and the tale and mane are yellow. It is very well crafted and appears very expensive. The horse is very elaborate and has real glass eyes and horse hair. If you lost this item, please contact Monsure Bennet at Elm Street Outfitters.

Friday, November 16, 2007

Victorian Desert Recipe...

Clafouti (Klah-foo-tee)

In France, Clafouti may be made with a variety of fruits. This desert could not be easier.: simply whip up the batter, pour it over the fruit and bake. Serve leftover Clafouti cold, with cream.

3 eggs, 1 cup milk, ½ cup all purpose flour, ¼ cup granulated sugar, 1 teaspoon vanilla, 1 cups pitted dark sweet cherries, powdered sugar.

Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Beat eggs, milk, flour, granulated sugar, and the vanilla with hand beater until smooth. Spread cherries in oblong baking dish, 10” x 6” x 1”, or 8” x 8” x 2”. Bake uncovered until puffed and golden brown, 45-60 minutes. Sprinkle with powdered sugar. Serve warm. (6 servings).

Monday, October 22, 2007

Classifieds - Medieval/Crusades

Lost and Found

Lost- Pair of brown oxen. One without a horn. Return to the Millsbury Farm. Reward 10 silver coin. - Kim F.

Lost - a tiny glass slipper, found on the steps of the castle entrance. If the owner would be so kind as to and come and claim it- she will be the princes bride! - Susanna

Found - A rosary was discovered lying on the front steps of the Cathedral. See Sister Hildegard to claim it. - Rebekah

Weather - Medieval/Crusades

TODAY’S FORECAST
Susanna
Today’s forecast for Naughtingham is going to be a clear blue sky, and slight breezes. It will be around 62 degrees, and the temperature will drop to 45 degrees this evening. Tomorrow will be the same but there will be a slight chance of rain in the afternoon- so take advantage of this beautiful fall day!

Entertainment-Medieval era

An Invitation
Paul Baker invites you to a banquet which will be held from morning till noon at his house. There will be dancing and food.

Recipies- Medieval era

Tasty Rabbit stew

step 1: skin rabbit
step 2: cook for ten to fifteen minutes
step 3: chop meat into tiny pieces
step 4: add four cups of water
step 5: add two pinches of sage, one handful of chopped cabbage, and three pinches of parsley
step 6: add three handfuls of carrots
Created by Hannah Wixom

Interview- Medieval

Interviewing a Knight
"Why did you want to be a knight?"

"I wanted to be a knight to serve my king and to be loyal to my country."

"What does it take to be a knight?"

"It takes lots of courage, strength, bravery, discipline, and the ability to fight."

"Have you gotten any injuries while fighting?"

" I lost my head once, but I managed to sew it back on before the next round."

"Wow! What were your first thoughts after you lost your head?"

"My first thought was 'Oh no! The world is turning upside down!' But after that I was glad I lost my head for my country.
By Megan :)

Political, Medieval

Yesterday morning the king, claming that too many knights have been badly injured or killed by being struck during jousting touornaments, passed a law requiring a blunted tip secured onto each lance before being used in a tournament. "My goal," says the king, " is to keep my knights as protected as possible at all times, even when they are entertaining themselves."
By Bayley

Children's Crusade

In France a shepherd boy named Stephen, led 30,000 children trying to get to Palestine. No one knows how the children's crusade got started, but it was seen as a sign from God. As they traveled to the Mediterranean port many died of hunger and disease, and some went back home. Those that arrived at the port had trouble finding passage to Palestine. The children prayed but found no answer to their prayers. Finally some merchants came and said they would take them to Palestine. However, they were instead taken to Egypt where they were sold into slavery. Now parents want answers.- Kim F.

Crusade Fashion,

The newest style of tunics with stitchery embellishments of gold leaves on a chocolate brown fabric is the latest style in Paris. These tunics can be found in Paris, Rome, and the Mediterranean sea ports. Don't be caught without this latest fashion item.---Kim F.

Sunday, October 21, 2007

Police Drive Minivan to Mexico!!!!!!!!!!

When the NYPD ran out of gas in their policecar during a police chase, they "borrowed" a minivan from a nearby stranger, promising to pay them back. The officers resumed chasing the fiend all the way down to mexico where the convict planned to sell drugs that he had just stolen. He was arrested before anymore crimes were commited.--Levi

Richard the Lionheart

Richard Plantagenet is best known as "Richard the Lionheart", but he is also know as the "absent king". Even though he ruled for ten years, King Richard only spent six months in England. But his time away from his kingdom was well spent. He fought many battles in the Crusades of which he won most of. His bravery earned him his naickname "the Lionheart".
When Richard was only fourteen years old, he was named the duke Aquintane. As a result, he learned how to rule a region at a very young age.--Levi

Book Review--
The Boy Who Longed for Adventure
Elizabeth Ann's newest novel, The Boy Who Longed for Adventure, was published and sent out to stores this week. This exciting children's book can be found in libraries and stores all over town. It's about a boy longed to be a brave night in shining armor, but due to his mother's sudden illness, he must stay home to care for his mother and two sisters while his father works as a blacksmith. one night he over heard his mother and father talking. His father said that it was time for the sisters to take care of their mother and the boy was to go be a blacksmith apprentice. Through many trials and adventures the boy was finally able to fulfill his dream of becoming a night! Hope you enjoy the book! By Hannah B.

Medeival Markets

Medieval Markets is having a huge sale! Everything from tomatoes to string beans is on sale. Medieval Markets has the largest veriety of fruits and vegetables including their award winning Pomegranates. So came today and save a bunch of money on your favorite fruits and vegatables.--Levi

Come now to Kohl’s to get an elegant gown! It’s a gorgeous dress for a great deal. Buy one gown get your second one 25% off! The dresses come in two colors; a pretty deep green or a dark navy blue. Each gown comes with a gold band around the waist and gold trim on the sleeves and neck line. Both are beautiful colors and are perfect for any special occasion. Hurry, the sale ends this Tuesday the 27th of October.
By Hannah B.

Saturday, October 20, 2007

Classifies- Medieval

By Bayley
A children's tutor is needed at the manor of Sir Thomas Edward. Exemplary background in mathematics, reading, writing, and geography is required. A substancial salary will be given for every hourof work. If interested please send your resume' to Sir Thomas Edward on 2071 Silver Street.


Horses for Sale!!!
Come now to make an offer on one of these two great horses. Both are well trained and have good tempers. The Swedish Warm Blood named Chestnut is very fast and loves to run but is also very friendly. The Gypsy Vanner named Gypsy is a bit shy around people but is good with other horses. Both horses are lovable and friendly and both are mares. If you have any interest in one of these horses contact the Brett’s at 441 South Av. (two blocks down from city hall.)
By Hannah B.

Servant Needed
A servant is needed at the manor of Lord William and Lady Anastasia on Reeve Street. Servant must be older than ten years of age and must have experience taking care of fussy babies and young children.
By Megan

Horse for sale!
Beautiful white Stallion which is muscular in size. Excellent for carrying hauling heavy loads. Price: 45 shillings. If interested, please contact the Baker residence at 42 Elm Street.

Monday, October 8, 2007

Recipies- Byzantine and Constantine Era

Rye Bread
submitted by Bayley

1 cup water
2 tablespoons margarine or butter, cut up; shortening or cooking oil
2 cups bread flour
1 cup rye flour
2 tablespoons gluten flour
2 tablespoons brown sugar
1-1/2 teaspoons caraway seed (optional)
3/4 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon active dry yeast or bread machine yeast

Add the ingredients to a 1-1/2 or 2 pound bread machine according to the manufacturer's directions. If available, select the whole grain cycle, or select the basic white bread cycle, and desired color setting. Makes one 1-1/2 loaf (16 slices).

Advertisements - Byzantine/Constantine Era

Fashionably Dorky
By Susanna

Dorcus the seamstress has great deals at her shop. Wool cloaks come in beautiful colors like emerald green and rich red. She has dazzling embroidered tunics, and colorful patterned robes. Be sure not to miss out on these great deals with Dorcus!


Comedy this Friday


Attention everyone! There is going to be a comedy entitled "Drama Queen" performed at the stone theater this Friday at 5 oclock pm. The cost is only 10 denarii. Come and watch this performance! You will be glad that you came!

Maid Wanted

A maid having a decent amount of experience in cooking, cleaning, and sewing is needed at the 2nd house to the right on Thomas Street. If interested, please come between 1-6 pm sometime this week.

Writers -Byzantine/Constantine Era

Herodotus Travels Abroad (484 B.C.)
By Susanna

Herodotus is a very interesting man. He is a writer, and for many years has been traveling to exciting places like Egypt, the Middle East, and South Africa. He enjoys writing about other peoples' cultures so we may understand them better. It is amazing how he can make these journeys because it is very hard to travel. Herodotus also has an interesting fascination with the Persians, he writes extensively on their lifestyle, for instance what they wear in battle, their education methods, and even what a rich man does for his birthday! He writes in a very enjoyable manner, and tries to make events exciting. He is one of the first people we know of to write down what’s happening around him. Herodotus at the moment resides in a Greek colony, and is currently working on his ninth novel on the Persian wars.

Weather Report

Today's forecast, sunny, high 81, low 60. Humidity 40%, winds at 5-10 mph. Tonight winds will pick up to 20 mph. Tomorrow, wind storms throughout the day, reaching speeds of 40-45 mph. High 75, low 57. Humidity 33%. But the next few days will be beautiful. Highs of 80-85, lows 57-60, winds 5-10 mph. by Kim F.

UPSET AT THE JERUSALEM RACE

The annual Jerusalem Chariot Race was a thrilling upset. Out of the twelve chariots, ten crossed the finish line. Trouble brewed when Judas' wheel broke off and smashed into Matthew's chariot, ending both of their days.
The favorite to win, James, lost in the last lap. Coming from behind John pushed ahead to seal his victory. This is the third time in four years that the favorite has lost in the last lap. by Kim F.

Sunday, October 7, 2007

Arts and Entertainment - Byzantine/Constantine Era

Word Search
Hannah B.


To use this word search, simply click on the image above and print it out. Enjoy!



Crossword Puzzle
Rebekah

During the Byzantine/Constantine time period of 500BC - 100AD, a Jewish girl, named Esther, was chosen to be queen of Persia. Though there is no exact date given for the time of her reign, her husband, King Ahasuerus, began his rule over Persia in the late 400s.
Below is a list of clues for words taken from Esther's story in the Bible. See if you can guess what they are without peeking!



To complete the puzzle, simply click on the image above and print it out.
Note: Due to formatting issues, one of the clues for this puzzle is missing:
Down - 19. Esther found the favor of this man

Saturday, October 6, 2007

Cart For Sale...

Cart for sale. Perfect for gardening and taking things into market. Made of sturdy wood and has spoked wheels which makes it easy to push around and navigate. Sturdy metal handles make sure that you never loose a load and the two parralell wheels keep the cart from tipping. Contact Rhodes the gardener to make an offer. the cart will be well worth the money.by Ivel Nosnehpets

Classifieds - Byzantine/Constantine era

Finely Woven Linen for sale! 3 cubit lengths; availible in brown, ecru, and pale green. See John the weaver for prices.

For Sale: (1) large toga (well worn) - 2 denarii, (1) pair of men’s working sandals (medium size) - 1 denarius, (2) small robes (many colors) - 3 denarii, (1) crazy goat - make offer! Contact: Jeremiah (6 houses SW of public square)
by Hannah B.

Interview with Ceaser...

"What was going through your head when you sentenced this man Jesus to be crucified?"

"At the time, I wondered why the people of Israel wanted this man to die, and why so harshly. for as far as i knew he had done nothing wrong."

"Why do you think the citizens of Jeruselem traded Jesus for Barabus?"

"I think that they so desperately wanted Jesus to die, that they ultimately decided they would rather have a murderer instead of a healer."

"What did you think when Jesus said nothing even though he was being wipped and beaten?"

"At first I just assumed that he was to overwhelmed by pain to speak, then i thought that maybe he was afraid to talk to such a man of power as I. But as contemplated that, it didn't make sense since he claimed that he was God. I ultimately figured he was a humble man who took his beatings silently, not wanting to spoil his testimony."

"Did you wish to witness this man die?"

"No, I had no interest in watching an inocent man die."

"Do you belive that he was who he claimed to be?"

"No I do not, but i do believe he had extrodanary gifts."

"Thankyou for your time Ceaser."

Tuesday, September 25, 2007

Interview - Biblical Times

An Interview with Gideon

I’ve just interviewed Gideon, who is the captain of the Israelite army. They defeated the Midianites three days ago and are getting ready for a huge celebration.
I asked Gideon what his response was when the Angel of the Lord told him to save the Israelites from the Midianites and to lead them back to God. His reply was he was too small and too poor to lead an army or do any miracles. But the angel showed him many signs from God, and Gideon obeyed by breaking down the Idols of Baal, building an alter for the Lord, and preparing an army.
When I asked him the reason why the Lord told him to send so many soldiers away before they fought, Gideon replied that God did not want the people to praise themselves for what He had done, and go back to their old ways.
I inquired how he was sure they’d win the victory with such a small army, and Gideon said the Lord told him He would be with them and to not be afraid, for He would not let them die.
Gideon said that the experience taught him that God is in control of everything, and he also learned to trust Him more, because the Lord is with him wherever he goes.
Gideon is now the new Judge of the people, and is helping them remember the one true God, who brought them out of Egypt and slavery, and the many miracles He has done for them in the past.

Monday, September 24, 2007

Weather - Biblical Times

Daily Forecast
Today the temperature is 82 degrees. It is sunny and humid. Tonight will be cloudy, the high will be 82 degrees and the low 61 degrees. Tomorrow will probably be sunny in the morning, with occasional showers throughout the afternoon, with a high of 81 degrees and a low of 61 degrees.

Writers

Gideon Destroys Baal
By Bayley
This morning it was found that during the night, Gideon the son of Joash tore down the altar of Baal in the city and cut down the grove that was beside it. As if this wasn't enough, Gideon also built an altar to his God in its place and sacrificed a bullock on it. The details of how this was accomplished is not yet known. When the men of the city commanded Joash to bring out his son to be killed, Joash surprised them all by telling them that if Baal really is a god then he will take care of himself and punish Gideon the way he would like to. The men were taken back by this response and Gideon's life is saved for the moment. We hope to have more details about this issue in the future.

Arts and Entertainment - Biblical Times

The Best Food in the Marketplace
By Rebekah
Everyday, the general marketplace is buzzing with activity as the Israelites go about their business by trading goods, auctioning livestock, and vending their harvested grains and produce.
By the end of the day, people are hungry and weary of wandering through crowded streets, toting restless children. Even though this is when most families walk homeward, some have found it refreshing to head to a small food stand on the East side of the market, where Joash and his wife, Sarah, are baking fresh loaves of bread, and simmering a hearty vegetable stew.
Every mealtime, this culinary pair tempts the crowd with quality food in the form of everything from fresh pastries to savory soups to ripened fruits. They have been cooking together for nearly seven years, and have perfected their methods of food preparation. Using finely ground wheat, Sarah kneads the dough to perfection, and Joash bakes it in the clay oven until the crust is golden.
Almost all those who have purchased meals from the duo agree that the food they offer is the best they’ve ever tasted. Their newest recipe for fig cakes has become exceedingly popular, and their customers are also raving about their wine.
The service is outstanding, too, for the couple is friendly to every customer. Joash greets people with a sincere ‘hello,’ and Sarah gives them a broad smile.
But perhaps what is most pleasing about Joash and Sarah’s stand is that their irresistible goods are sensibly priced, making it a good place to feed a family before returning home from a day in the streets. The two charge only what their ingredients are worth, plus a fair amount for profit and to compensate for their labors. The pleasing flavors, combined with the best service and reasonable cost, make Joash and Sarah’s stand a great location to end a day of business in the marketplace.


Crossword Puzzle
Kim F.


To complete this puzzle, simply click on the image above and print it out.


An Initation For all Jews
Queen Esther is throwing a big banquet for all the Jews at the palace. There will be foob and beverages as well as entertainment. It's from Wednesday at noon till ten at night the same day. Come with your children to enjoy hours of celebration for conquering the kings royal oficial, Haman. If you wish to come for only part of the time you may do so. The queen wishes to see you Wednesday!

Come to Jude's inn!
Are you weary of travel? You must come and slumber at the inn of Jude!! It is at Market Street in Jerusalem, the second house on the left. There is affordable food and shelter at the inn for both man and beast. By Megan

Recipe - Biblical Times

Barley Cakes
By Rebekah

Mentioned hundreds of times in the Bible, bread was unmistakably one of the important foods of the Israelites’ diet. One particular type of bread, barley cake, is mentioned specifically several times, one of them being in Judges 7:13, when Gideon has a dream of a barley cake rolling through an enemy camp.

1 1/2 cups hot milk
1/4 teaspoon salt
3 tablespoons honey
3 cups barley flour
3/4 cup raisins
Oil for frying

Combine all ingredients and shape into balls. Flatten into rounds. Fry in hot oil for 5 minutes on each side or bake 20 to 25 in a preheated oven at 400 degrees. Serve with Ur, green butter herb cheese.

Recipe originally published in The Good Book Cookbook, 1995.

Advertisements - Biblical Times

Israeli Sparrow Outfitters
There’s a huge sale at Israeli Sparrow tomorrow. Everything from purple robes to jeweled turbans is 50% off. Sandals that were once four denary are now just two. Headdresses are now only one denary though they were two before. Everything comes in several different colors from white to brown to purple. Here at IS we carry the latest fashion for men and women. Live Your Life® .

Scarves for sale
By Bayley
Come to the Spinster's shop and buy one of her beautifully made silk scarves! Each made in it's own unique and colorful pattern, you can pick the scarf of your choice for a very reasonable price. They are perfect for any special occasion! Make haste and purchase one (or two) of these lovely scarves while they can still be made!

Lentils For Sale
Fresh, home-grown lentils, picked daily from the Brett farm. Check out this weeks specials. All lentils are up to 40% off. For only one shekel you can enjoy an entire ephah of lentils. Hurry! The sale ends Friday, October 5th. Supplies are limited! Come get your lentils! by Hannah B.

Tunics and Robes for sale
Come and get your tunics, robes, and other clothing at Simon's tailor shop where prices are low! We have our clothing dyed in many colors including red and violet.
By Megan

Fish for Sale
By Hannah W.
Delicious Tilapia for affordable prices. They are fresh and plentiful at the market across from the weaver's shop.

Classifieds - Biblical Times

LOST AND FOUND
A big brown cow, last seen grazing in the field behind the blacksmith's shop. The cow is known as Ruth. If found please return to the pottery shop. Reward: 13 shekals of silver.

FOR SALE
The freshest figs, grapes, lemons, and limes you can buy. They're the cheapest in town. North corner of Town Market.

DONKEY FOR SALE
Pure bred labor donkey just gave birth. Six month old baby donkey for sale. Acts good around people, and follows instruction. Already weaned and stable-trained. Just needs another donkey to keep it company. Perfect for pulling wagons and plows. Children will enjoy riding it and feeding it by hand.

Three Black Sheep for sale! All female, medium sized, considerably healthy. See Joshua the shepherd to make an offer.

LOST AND FOUND
A bronze trumpet lost by Gideon’s men while they were fighting. It is probably located by the Midian camp. Reward is 4 shekels of sliver. Please return to the very grateful owner on market street, behind the Taylor Shop.

15 clay jars for sale. Small; can hold at least half a gallon each. 5 are slightly damaged - half off the price! If interested, please contact Ehud the potter

LOST AND FOUND
By Bayley
Yesterday evening a gold earring was discovered missing. According to the owner, the earring broke and fell somewhere between Baker and Flower Street. If anyone finds it's whereabouts, please return to the very grateful owner at the weaving shop for a plentiful reward.

Lost and Found
By Hannah W.
Lost diamond ring last seen on the corner of Baker and Pine Street. If found, please return to the carpenter's shop. Reward: 23 shekels of silver.

Editorials - Biblical Times