Married at St Timothy's Then Uncovers Father’s Hidden Trunk
Rhoda McFarland and reporter Martin Forbes marry after a tense morning and learn the trunk contains crucial notes and carbon copies. They confront Forster and unveil the professor’s final log that proves the California charges against Rhoda’s father were fabricated. They secure a settlement, plan a university endowment, and set a honeymoon for Europe.
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Rhoda
St. Timothy's
Martin
Forster
Babe
Worcester
Uncle William
Martin Forbes
Professor McFarland
Mr. Forster
Conley
William
Eng
Rhoda McFarland
Legal Department
California
Father
University For
Chemical Research
Walter Whitehouse McFarland
New York
Europe
Paris
Riviera
San Moritz
Marti
Chicago
Ida Remington
Ida
Alhambra
Higgins
Still Hope to Locate Savage King's Treasure
A Johannesburg businessman, after six failed digs, plans a final search for Lobengula s buried hoard in the Rhodesia bush valued at about £2,000,000. The treasure, hidden with ivory, diamonds, and gold, was buried by Lobengula and 14 Matabele in a single night. Jacobs survived as the former secretary.
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Rhodesia
Lobengula
Johannesburg
John Jacobs
Jacobs
Disease of Talking Quips from Ben Jonson
A quip from Ben Jonson notes that one possessed by a disease of talking cannot keep quiet. He would rather hire listeners than remain silent.
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Ben Jonson
Japanese hara-kiri described as self inflicted death
The article explains hara-kiri as a Japanese method of self disembowelment and cites the first recorded example in the twelfth century with Tame tomo brother of Sutoku an ex emperor after a military defeat.
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Tametomo
Sutoku
Christians Work Together in the Antioch Controversy
Lesson on Acts 15 covers the Gentile inclusion debate in Antioch, the Jerusalem council, Peter and James arguments, and the church’s unified decision to accept Gentiles by faith in Christ rather than Mosaic law, with guidance on abstaining from idolatry, blood, strangled foods, and fornication.
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Antioch
Peter
Cornelius
Jerusalem
Moses
Paul
Barnabas
Abraham
James
Amos
Judas
Silas
Abiding in Christ and the House Metaphor
A quote by F. B. Meyer explains abiding as remaining within a shelter or enclosure rather than constant thought about the house. You know when you leave it, even without focused reflection.
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Christ
F. B Meyer
God Is in All Bere Nowhere Else
A brief reflection framing divinity as present in every liberating lift humble and consoling mood, citing Lowell style cadence and spiritual warmth as a universal perception.
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God
Lowell
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