Dolores Johnson Seeks Truth Behind Mare Murder
Dolores travels from her mountain settlement to the town court as suspicions about the mare murder rise. She confronts the judge and seeks the truth while Green, the town youth, becomes drawn to her and hints at looming drama and justice.
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Jedge
Dolores
Court House
Green
Miss Johnson
Anne
Girls Make Their Choice Across Nations and Customs
The London Telegraph notes how women in England, Hungary, Burma, and Andalusia influence marriage fate. Gypsy and Magyar customs involve love letters, dough cakes, and night deliveries. Burmese maidens broadcast lamps at windows to attract suitors. Andalusian girls bake pumpkin cakes sent to hopeful husbands. A London Telegraph line adds a note that one factory sold 60,000 electrical irons this season.
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England
Hungary
Benedict
Andalusia
London Telegraph
Pope Leo XIII and Early Papal History
The article recounts Pope Leo XIII born March 2 1810 in Carpineto, his priestly ordination December 1887, and ascent to pope on February 20 with coronation March 2 1878. It discusses the ethnic origins of popes and notes saints and canonical practices spanning early successors to modern eras.
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Leo XIII
St. Peter
Joachim Pecci
Carpineto
Anagn
Damietta
Perugia
Papal History from St Peter to the Renaissance
A compact survey of popes from St Peter’s era through the Renaissance. It covers national origins, religious orders supplying popes, notable early life details, long reigns, antipapal shifts, name changes, rites, and key reforms and scandals associated with figures such as Adrian IV Urban V Celestine V Gregory IX and Alexander VI.
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Carthusians
Carmelites
St. Peter
Adrian IV
Urban V
Celestine V
Benedict II
Nicholas V
Adrian VI
Sixtus V
Pius V
Gregory XI
Stephanus II
Urban VII
Boniface VI
Sisinius
Theodorus II
Damasus II
Pius
Alexander I
John Tr
Innocent III
Gregory II
Leo X
Boniface IX
Stephen III
Paul I
Benedict VIII
John XX
Benedict Ill
Christ
Adrian I
Sergius II
John
Johns
Innocents
Benedicts
Gregories
Clements
Leos
Piuses
Alexanders
Cletus
Valentine
Celestine IV
Celestuune V
Nicholas II
Callistus II
Urban IV
Gallus
Urban VI
Clement V
Rome
Avignon
Clement IV
Telesphorus
Gregory I., the Great
Linus
Eutychianus
Gelasius
Urban II
Gregory the Great
Symmachus
Melchiades
Anicetus
Pelagius II
Gregory IX
Viggilius
Clement VII
Henry VIII
England
Alexander VI
Borgia
America
Alexander III
Europe
Paul IV
Tribunal of the Inquisition
Pius IV
Boniface V
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