Parsonage plans for Marjory and twins' future
Ginger Tolliver consoles herself over family schemes to send Marjory to college and teach her to support herself. Father Mr Tolliver funds education while the siblings adjust to paying chores, church needs, and the twins’ college preparations as September opens. Eddy Jackson hints at a romantic farmhand lure to Ginger.
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Ginger
Hiram Buckworth
Marjory
Tollivers
Eddy Jackson
Eddy
Father
Milen
Shore
Seap
Kayo
Miriam
Misa Jenkins
Miss Jenkins
Helen
Red Thrush
Walt
Iowa -Wesleyan
Ilva
Hershey Hall
de Lerted
He Haig
New York
Iowa
Ali Gloger Seeks Twin Education Amid Family Funds
Chapter X reveals Ali Gloger clashing with her father over the twins education. Family savings, earned during the summer, are central to funding the plan as the father maintains firm control of the money and its use.
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Ali Gloger
Depressing People The Drier a Pit's Wind
Fragmentary notes discuss a Fireside topic on weather effects and morale. The text hints at damp conditions and the influence on mood, with scattered references to wind and a pit, but lacks coherent events or named entities.
Jesus in Gethsemane and Betrayal in Matthew 26
A religious study outlines Jesus foretelling his death, Mary of Bethany’s devotion, Judas betrayal, and the aggrieved disciples. It emphasizes Jesus in the Garden praying for strength to bear the world’s sin and submitting to the Father’s will despite suffering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Gethsemane
Christ
Mary of Bethany
Simon
Mary
Judas
Satan
Geth- Romane
Zechariah
Galilee
Garden of
Jerusalem
Peter
James
John
Mount of Transfiguration
Boiltter
Emperor’s Tree Penalty From 1402 Returns To Kaiser Lore
A medieval law protected an Adelsheim lime tree by the emperor Ruprecht in 1402. Offenders faced losing shirts for plucking leaves, with a 19th century modification allowing ribbons instead. The original tree etc.
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Adelsheim
Baden
Germany
Ruprecht
Kansas City
Star Science Service
Victory for Eagles Over Uncle Sam’s Pole Nest Conflict
After two years a pair of bald eagles triumph over Uncle Sam’s agent who fled from a forty foot pole near Dahlgren Virginia. The telegraph operator, barred from shooting the birds under a fifty dollar penalty, abandoned his post and conceded victory to the eagles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Uncle Sum
Naval Station
Dahlgren
Aberdeen the Silver City by the Sea
Aberdeen is nicknamed the Silver City by the Sea for its gleaming white granite buildings along the coast. The title reflects the city’s distinctive architectural gleam and maritime setting.
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Aberdeen
Guidance for Each of Us in Quiet Listening
An excerpt emphasizes that guidance comes from listening closely. It urges patience and humility to hear the right word, echoing Emerson’s call to attend to inner voices and subtle cues guiding action.
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Emerson
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Ginger Ella
Ethel Hueston
Illustrations By
Irwin Myers
Caily
Sha
Hiram Io
Marjory Q
Gloger
Church and Foreign Missions
Rov
P. B. Fitzwater, DD
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
OF the
Cross
Hanford
Houston
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