Nebraskan student to gain MA after B A change
A compilation of curiosities from early twenty century press covers academic title use, naval builds, German society, legal cases, and travel gear. It notes a Nebraska student’s plan to add MA after BA and mentions Russia’s navy plans and Berlin clubs, with assorted social and political jests.
Storm and Duty in Sybil's World
In a Glynn hall, Sybil Jocelyn dazzles in white and pearls as Captain Ayrton engineers a fragile bond with her using charm and flattery. Sir Rupert Dacre watches, wary, while Sybil embraces a dreamlike waltz that deepens the love triangle and unsettles those around them.
Sybil Jocelyn Rests Amid Joyful Dawn
Sybil Jocelyn sleeps peacefully after a night of happiness and whispered words from Captain Ayrton. Irene Jocelyn, moved by hope and past suffering, prays for the child's continued safety as morning sunlight fills the room.
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Forbidden Vision of Heroes and a Vying Love at Ling
Sybil learns hard lessons on heroism as Sir Rupert hides a calculating plan behind genteel manners. Lyster Ayrton charms Glynn with a dangerous flair while Sybil grows blissfully content in a forthcoming stay at Ling, unaware of looming peril to her romantic innocence.
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The Sturdy Spirit of the Northwest in American Enterprise
A World’s Work excerpt traces the western shift from wagon to railroad to city, real estate, and finance. It notes Western pioneers becoming a modern blend of cowboy, banker, and protector of opportunity. It contrasts New York’s view with a western confidence in national partnership and progress.
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Hunger Hard Lessons From Prof Barnes on Human Hungers
London professor Earl Barnes outlines a series of human hungers with ages at first notice. Infancy holds hunger for food action knowledge companionship appears at six weeks and two years for property while self aggrandizement emerges at five years. Righteousness and worship arise later, with beauty hunger described as rare. Hungers must be balanced to avoid vice or apathy.
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Earl Barnes
London
Santa Claus
Sunday School and Services at Omar Hufford Church
Sunday School at 9 30 a.m. preaching at 10 30 a.m. and 7 p m on the alternate Sunday each month. Choir practice Friday evening at 7 o'clock. All are cordially invited. Omar Hufford pastor.
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Omar Hufford
Wesleyan Methodist Sunday Services and Schedule
Wesleyan Methodist Church to hold Sunday School at 9 45 a m and preaching at 10 30 a m on Sundays, with alternate Sunday services at 7 00 p m. Prayer Meeting is Tuesday evening at 7 o'clock. Pastor F R Eddy.
Mount Pleasant A. M. E. Church Services
The Mount Pleasant A M E invites attendance at Sunday services every alternate Sunday the 1st and 3rd Sunday Sabbath School at 2 P M each Sabbath and a midweek prayer meeting on Thursday nights.
Church of Christ Sunday Schedule and pastor
The Church of Christ announces Sunday School at 9:00, preaching at 11:00 in the morning and 7:00 in the evening. A prayer meeting is held Thursday evening at 7:00. Philander Weaver serves as pastor.
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Philander Weaver
How many you fellers need down there in the flatboat
A Hoosier loading a flatboat with hoop-poles is questioned by a supervisor on the riverbank. The exchange yields a comic miscommunication about quantities as the setting shifts to a drinker at home fumbling with a door and mistaking a cigarette for a key, prompting a wry remark about smoking the key.
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Harper’s Weekly
Barefoot soap peddler turned billion dollar tale
Quote from the St. Louis Post Dispatch recounts a plain clothes man who once bought soap on credit and pedaled it locally. The tale teases wealth as a myth, noting the man’s current fortune remains nil despite claims he is worth a million and still owes for the soap.
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St. Louis Post Dispatch
Quarrel Over Nothing Prompts Indemnity Concern
A Pittsburg Post quote recalls a husband wife quarrel over nothing and the man’s plan to make up while expressing worry about indemnity. The dialogue highlights domestic tension and financial worries surrounding settlements.
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Pittsburg Post
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