Ten Cent Purse Sparks Riches Hope in New York
Sheila Carscadden and her sister Angela uncover a blue morocco purse bought for ten cents at a rummage sale. Hidden inside are fifty dollars, altering their hard pressed family life as Sheila dreams of escaping poverty and a chance meeting with a man named Peter. The moment unfolds through tense family dynamics and quiet faith.
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The Burdens of Charity and a Bronx Girl
Sheila Carscadden's moral test unfolds as she wrestles with a found purse and wealth temptation. Family loyalty, poverty, and creed collide in a tense turn toward a moral repayment and a daring plan to return the money.
Change of lamp shades for room uplift and color
A simple home craft explains making fabric covered lamp shades by adding a fabric skirt to a white parchment or bristol shade. Snaps allow removal for cleaning, with trims like taffeta, net, organdy, and ribbons. note on booklets offering plans and quilting patterns.
Around the House Tips From a Domestic Column
Practical kitchen and laundry notes on cooking custards washing rice storing seeds and quilting care. Advice covers baking apples in a roaster damp quilt handling and ironing plus a teaser for a True Story Magazine May issue story.
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Cause Makes Martyr Not Death Says Napoleon
The saying emphasizes that it is the purpose behind suffering that defines martyrdom, not the act of dying itself, attributed to Napoleon.
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