No Elevator Life for Peggy and Bill in Small Greenwich Village Flat
Peggy and Bill seek two rooms in Greenwich Village and argue over a nonstreet view. The landlady, a laughing figure, shows a stairway apartment while Peggy resists elevators and the couple encounters a young, potently plain writer upstairs. A quirky plumber arrives, adding odd charm to the stroll.
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Four Flights Up To Heaven
A candid domestic scene unfolds as Peggy contemplates marriage to Bill while meeting a landlady's son, a young elevator salesman, and a writerly mystery man. Peggy wrestles with fear and desire to escape a painful engagement amid cluttered rooms and wary glances.
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Frederick Laing
New Chemical Weapons to Combat Weed Pests
Farmers and householders fight crab grass with two new weed killing chemicals sodium isopropyl xanthate and allyl mixed chlorophenyl carbonate tested by federal and state Agricultural Experiment Stations with excellent results against troublesome grasses and weeds.
Jesus washes feet lesson from John and Peter at Sunday study
An elder Indian remark opens a reflection on Jesus nature and service. The text threads through John 13 and 1 Ines 35 40 Colossians 1 9 20 and Matthew 16 16 to urge readers to imitate Christ s humility and love with specific verses and a hymn reference to Isaac Watts.
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Christ
Isaac Watts
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