I Haven't Told Her Yet A Surprising Investment plan
Edward explains to Bert that Julia will be surprised by a bold investment and vows to tell her only when ready. Julia reacts with tears, acknowledges Edward’s struggle with his insurance job, and accepts a hopeful, if uncertain, future as they share a cautious, lingering kiss before awaiting what comes next.
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Bert
Julia
Edith
Insurance
Mariner
Bradstreet
Dan
Ned
Edward Patterson Chooses Fate Over Insurance Office
Edward Patterson resigns as Chicago life agency cashier to join inventor James Mariner in a new plant in Ravenswood. He embraces risk and romance of the factory venture, planning to invest six thousand dollars, while his wife Julia remains unaware of the depth of his new pursuit.
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Ruth Ingraham
Edward Patterson
Chicago
Julia
Edith
Patterson
Edward
James Mariner
Re. Mariner
Mariner
Savas
Berty Willard
Howard
Bert
Ranard
Savannah
Combination of Brains and Milk Saved Bossy
A western New York farmer tells how his Holstein cow fell into a barn well. He climbed in, milked the cow, and by heavy milking floated the animal to the surface. The tale, a favorite old joke, illustrates ingenuity and humor in rural life.
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A. A
New York
Jim
Roxy
Moses and Michelangelo’s Horned Moses Debate
A note explains that Moses is shown with horns due to a translation error in Exodus 34 29 30 where Moses face shine beams were mis rendered as horns. Michelangelo adopted the mistake in his Moses sculpture and painting.
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Moses
Michelangelo
Josephs journey to Egypt and Jacob meets Pharaoh
A Bible lesson outlines Jacob’s journey to Egypt after Joseph invites him, Jacob’s blessing at Beer-sheba, and the meeting with Pharaoh in Goshen. It covers Joseph presenting his family, Pharaoh’s invites and grants, Jacob blessing Pharaoh, and Joseph nourishing his kin as famine relief.
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Egypt
Joseph
Pharaoh
Beer-sheba
God
Canaan
Judah
Goshen
Jesus Christ
Westcott on Christ’s direct affection from Gospel presentation
The quote notes that perfect attainment of divine love is impossible at once. It argues the personal encounter with Christ as shown in the Gospels sparks a direct affection that leads to love.
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Christ
B. F. Westcott
Fresh Morning Messages From W Robertson Nichol
Thoughtful quotation on waking to new messages and sharing heartfelt concerns with assurance of being heard by W Robertson Nichol. A reflective line urging daily devotion and open communication.
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W. Robertson Nichol
Indiana News Roundup Highlights Candidacy Withdrawals and Local Deaths
Thomas McDonald withdraws from secret ary of state race in Laporte county. Dr EK Vogess of Elwood dies after long illness. Mishawaka resident Caroline Johnson, 82, commits suicide by turning on kitchen stove jets. Winford Bolinger drowns attempting to swim across a mine pond near Shelburn. Dr Ephriam Rinehart, 72, dies of heart attack in Frankfort. George Miller 23 drowns after leaky boat incident on the Wabash river. Notre Dame student Gerald Duwan, 24, killed crossing Dixie highway near South Bend. Bishop H H Fout speaks at Etna Green meeting. Anna Fenn of Tell City presents cedar gavel to Evansville mayor. Roy P Wisehart announces candidacy for state superintendent. Edgar Guy Osborne, 61, dies of pneumonia in Valparaiso. George Weller, 44, Fort Wayne music figure, dies of heart disease. Jank R Martin defeated candidate granted recount. Ham mond court action. David Thompson of Gary divorces wife Ida amid cruelty charges. Fire and water damage in Anderson business, Sears area heavily affected. Purple Heart awarded to four Indianapolis WW veterans as revived by bicentennial. Recipients: William J Nease, Omer Stevens, Henry G Wein, Fred Breil. Three-day Bryansville Henderson bridge celebration to feature a two-mile parade depicting regional history with 25 floats and a stage coach. Parade details by Ralph McReynolds. Charles Harvey Joiner, 80, Jeffersonville painter of Indiana beech wood, dies. Benjamin and Isaac Pitts celebrate 75th birthdays with brothers at Fountain City.
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Laporte
EK. M. Vogess
Elwood Board of Health
Caroline Johnson
Mishawaka
Winford Bolinger
Shelburn
Ephriam Rinehart
Howard County
Frankfort
George Miller
Terre Haute
Wabash
Gerald Duwan
Fort Wayne
University of Notre Dame
Dixie Highway
South Bend
H. H. Fout
Indianapolis
St. Joseph
Lincoln Homestead
Lincoln City
Roy P. Wisehart
Pendleton
Edgar Guy Osborne
Valparaiso
DePauw
George Weller
St. Paul's
Arlene Draves
Virgil Wickland
Sammond Superior Court
Ida
Anderson
Sears, Roebuck & Co
George Washington
Washington
Congress
William J. Nease
Battle of the Argonne
Omer Stevens
Henry G. Wein
Fred Breil
Tristate
Bryansville-Henderson
Ralph McReynolds
Vincennes
George Rogers Clark
Abraham Lincoln
Spencer County
New Harmony
Colorado
Charles Harvey Joiner
Charlestown
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Beechwood
Earl Lewman
Jeffersonville
Fountain City
Benjamin
Isaac Pitts
Pitts
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