Agatha Mystery Bores on the Devon Estate
Archibald and Vincent drift through an English manor tale of Agathas six sisters while Arch discovers a prayer book proving Agatha Fourth. Vincent confesses love for a married woman, forcing Arch to confront a moral dilemma as the story continues.
Guard for Washington Formed At Valley Forge
General order 11 dated March 17 1778 at Valley Forge selected 100 men to join the commander in chief guard. Existing guard of 80 Virginians led to drawing new members from other states. Requirement: American born aged 20 to 30 and 5 ft 8 in to 5 ft 10 in with sturdy build and proven sobriety. Known as the life guard or Washington’s body guard. First commandant Capt Caleb Gibbs Rhode Island succeeded by William Colfax New Jersey. Motto Conquer or Die. Colfax later became a general. his grandson was Schuyler Colfax.
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When "Cub" Showed Up Late
A New York afternoon newspaper reporter, son of a wealthy iron maker, arrives late to the office. The city editor questions if the young man is working in the morning as the cab brushes dust from his polished tan shoes.
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Jeremiah Scriptural Authority in 29 10 14 and 32 36 44
The item cites scripture voice calling for patience and guidance from Jeremiah 29 verses 10 to 14 and chapter 32 verses 36 to 44. It frames prophetic assurance of restoration and counsel for faithful living under divine oversight.
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Return of the Jews from Babylon and divine timetable
The sermon emphasizes that God fixed the return from Babylon as foretold by Jeremiah and that history unfolds according to a divine schedule. It urges faith amid human disruption, notes Christ’s return is unpredictable, and argues peace from God through the Son while warning against refusing the olive branch.
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Jeremiah Questions False Prophets in Captivity Tale
The prophet Jeremiah speaks with fervent hope and warning as he observes Jerusalem and the exiles. He fears false messages promising swift return and plots to resist Babylon will ruin both captives and remaining Jews, prompting him to seek guidance on what to do.
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Jeremiah and the Call to Babylonian Exile Message
The narrative describes Jeremiah perceiving a divine message amid doubt about Israel’s return. He composes a prophetic letter urging Jews in Babylon to build, marry, plant, and seek peace, warning against false prophets. Nebuchadnezzar executes the traitors Ahab and Zedekiah to quell the revolt.
Origin of Courte-Martial in the Navy
The piece explains how shipwrecks led to courts martial in the navy. After the Wager wreck in 1741 crew mutiny claims influenced the law, with Davy Cheap allegedly firing on a midshipman. Crown law later upheld the crew’s view, shaping section 91 of the articles of war to keep a ship in commission pending inquiry.
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Tulip Soup Confusion Turns to Leek Mishap
A husband questions a wife about leeks in vegetable soup. The wife reveals she sent leeks earlier but denies ordering them. They discover the leeks were actually Mrs. Jackson's tulip bulbs mistaken for ingredients.
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Scott
Chase's Coach Gift to Nation A Relic From Chase Era
Washington report notes Salmon P. Chase era coach to be donated by Charles O. Young for display in a national museum. Built about 60 years ago, the carriage carried Chase during 1861 62 and Mrs Kate Chase Sprague after whom Rhode Island arms appear on its doors. The old coach remains well preserved with ivory and silver fittings and a six seat capacity. It could become a National Museum exhibit free of charge.
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Fernald New Maine Governor a Wealthy Farmer Leader
Bert M. Fernald elected governor of Maine is a 50 year old farmer and cannery proprietor with a 300 acre South Poland farm. He grew up on a farm and has served in the legislature, pursuing the Republican nomination two years ago.
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