Milman Reveals Loddon Conspiracy and McKimber Plot
Milman reads a confidential note recounting a talk with Loddon about a powerful NY figure and McKimber's senatorial bid. Nita agrees to uncover Raxon's leverage on McKimber while Milman plans to counter Naxon with the same tactic. They prepare to confront the truth together.
Footmen and intrigue surround Paul Raxon’s new household
Paul Raxon orders in three expert footmen to guard his home as Agatha Brown arranges the staff. Rumors swirl about Peter Milman’s erratic behavior and a new Viscount Raoul de Guillain visits the Ritz. Tensions rise as McKimber’s movements attract scrutiny and Nita’s orders loom.
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Agatha Brown
Great Rock
McKimber
Peter
Nita
Nita Barnes Joins Life at Great Rock and Social Tensions
Nita Barnes adapts quickly to life at Great Rock but anticipates trouble with the Raxon sisters aged twelve to eighteen. The eldest resents Agatha mingling with guests, while Miss secures favor at the dinner table despite the rivals’ opposition.
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Great Rock
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Dutch Street Names in Old New York City
Read about historic Dutch names in Manhattan with streets like Broad Street once being Graght and Nassau Street called Pie Woman's Lane. Other names include Pine Street once Queen Street and Exchange Alley nicknamed Oyster Pasty Alley.
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Bay
Nassau Street
Wall and
Pearl Streets
Stone Street
William Street
Slyck Sleegh
Liberty Street
Tienhoven Street
Crown Street
Pine Street
Queen Street
King Street
Feathered loss inspires a child’s compassion
A five-year-old girl walking with her mother finds a feather in the road and says the feather has lost its bird, a gentle moment reported by the Dallas Dispatch.
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Dallas Dispatch
Brother Williams and the Road to the Rainbow
An Atlanta Constitution column nods to a saying about avoiding trouble and choosing a good path, urging readiness and prudent action as a proverb for moving toward better outcomes.
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Atlanta Constitution
Missouri Notes From Across The State Short Updates
Nine St. Louis Public Library staff attend Missouri Library Association conference with two days of sessions. Missouri Division heads of United Daughters of the Confederacy elected at Richmond convention. Missouri pledges named for Scabbard and Blade at Missouri University. Consolidation of Milan banks approved forming Sullivan County Bank with $375000 assets. Joplin to open Loew’s Midland theatre October 28 with star appearances. Ozark Playgrounds on November 10 to hear Governor Baker address. Sedalia men plead guilty to prohibition violations with jail and fines. Public Service Commission asked to approve facility expansions under reduced clearance. Sedalia marriage of James Card and Maude Tolmer. Court vacation for author Courtney Cooper in the Ozarks. Springfield pastor Harry Crocker dies by self-inflicted gunshot after nervous collapse.
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H. P. Sawyer
E. B. Manning
Sherman Park
Josephine Farrington
Children’s Department
Helen D. Birch
Hannibal
Grace Langa
Maryville
Fay Delaney
Monroe City
W. R. Collins
University of Missouri
Wilfred F. Long
Elbert Hazenritter
Hermann
Harold Martens
Kansas City
John Martens
Hartley Advaince
Boonville
Hartley Pollock
Unionville
Wallace Winston
Knobnoster
Roy Mummey
Shelbina
Ralph Schmitt
Eugene Rodman
Webster Groves
Richard McPherson
Carl McLemore
Nevada
Charles Davis
Karl Bopp
Kirkwood
Justin Roach
Jack R. Adams
Granby
Lawrence Brill
Sedalia
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Sullivan County Bank
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Milan
Sullivan County
8. L. Cantley
Sullivan
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Loew's Midland
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Thirteenth
Joplin
Sam A. Baker
Missouri
Ozark Playgrounds Association
Memorial Hall
John FE. Martineus
Arkansas
David
Ed Butterbaugh
Moniteau County
Public Service Commission
Missouri Pacific Railroad Company
Monsanto Chemical Works
Chemical Works
James R. Card
Tettis County
Maude Tolmer
O. M. Rickman
Southern Methodist Church
Powersite
Courtney Ryley Cooper
Ozarks
Cooper
White River
Idaho Springs
Colo
Springfield
Harry T. Crocker
First Baptist Church
Seymour
The Punishment of Sin in Amos Sung by Temperance Lesson
Lesson outlines Amos 2 4 12 on temperance and punishment for sin. It notes Judah and Israel sins including despising God's law lying errors bribery selling the righteous and poor, idolatry and immorality. God’s judgments and blessings to Israel contrast with these evils.
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Judah
Egypt
Jerusalem
Israel
Palestine
Faith and Truth Before Belief in Jesus
Faith Faith never refers to self but always to the Word of God. Many seek to feel like believers before they have believed the truth and to feel safe before they trust in Jesus.
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Jesus
Faith Tested by Devil and God, A Marcus Rainsford Quote
When the devil tries our faith it seeks to crush it or diminish it. When God tests faith it aims to establish and increase it.
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Marcus Rainsford
Castoria Adverts Promote Baby Care and Castor Oil
An ad extols Fletcher's Castoria as a safe, all vegetable remedy for common infant ailments. It promises gentle relief for colic constipation and upset stomach, advises consulting a doctor for real sickness, and touts accompanying baby care literature.
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