Mary Brown on her rise from jilted city girl to engineer hopeful
Mary Brown battles loneliness and hunger while chasing a new start in Paradise Valley. Edna Dale and Neil Goodenough offer aid as Mary takes a clerical and then art shop post, hoping for a civil engineering break with John Stark hinting at Paradise Valley work. a mistaken romance with Denny and a looming Camp O twist loom as her future unfolds.
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Miss Brown
Misa Brown
Edna Dale
Dale
Paradise Valley
Coffee Dan’s
Denis
Nell
Edna
Dickie
Neil Goodenough
Neil
TI Rendy
Mary Brown
John Stark
Edna Dare
Starks
Civic Center
Mr. Stark
Denny
Denns
Mrs. Stark
Camp O
M. Brown
John
Classified liners boost profitable housecleaning profits
Classified liners promise profitable clean out services by promoting attentive house cleaning. The ad suggests efficient, thorough work and targeted marketing to attract customers seeking tidy homes.
Lesson on Ahab and Micaiah Courage to tell truth
A July 14 1934 note reviews the biblical account of Jehoshaphat and Ahab seeking counsel before battle. Micaiah speaks the truth despite risks, warning of doom for Ahab and illustrating the cost of false prophecy versus faithful witness. The piece ends with a reader letter about oil-well destruction of farmland in Ohio.
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Jehoshaphat
Judah
Ahab
Israel
Athuliah
Ramoth-gilead
Zedekiah
Micaiah
Micaish
Micalah
Elijah
Happiness and Holiness in Everyday Kindness
A reflective note on happiness, holiness, and the duty to be kind to others. It emphasizes that true joy comes from God given capacities and our influence on people's lives through kindness.
Promise of God in Darkness Outweighs Bright Day Trust
A compact wisdom from C. H. Spurgeon urges believers to cling to divine promises even in darkness rather than rely on the brightest day’s light. The prose emphasizes steadfast faith over worldly certainty and highlights spiritual perseverance.
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C. H. Spurgeon
Sentinel Readers Opinion Column Request
This notice asks readers to submit brief opinion pieces for the Sentinel. Submissions must be signed with name and address and kept under about one hundred words. Personal anonymity is not allowed.
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the Sentinel
Noathine
Clare and Farwell Residents Socials and Visits
Local residents from Clare Farwell Ewart and surrounding areas frequent theatres and shops in Clare and nearby towns. Visitors include the Haywood Cornels Smalleys Mahan Shinnabarger and Scott families with multiple outings to Ideal Theatre and various home visits. A drowning incident involves Ivan Bayard from Vestaburg at Crooked Lake during a family reunion.
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Harry Cornell
Farwell
Betty Haywood
Anna Scott
Maxine
Virginia Cornel
Hazel Scott
Ideal Theatre
Clare
Earl Snider
Vernon
Raymond Scott
Wm. Duncan
Bay City
Haywood
Jackson
Virginia Orwell
Fred Smalley
Geo. Scott
Bert Scott
Matthew Scott
Trene Irwin
Sherman City
Wm. Mahan
Sam Muir
Detroit
C. W. Morse
Ewart
Harry Boucher
Freeman
John Morse
Pine Run
Mary Cross
Owosso
Carl
Shinabarger
Win. Schermerhorn
Ray Nichols
Sowle
Harrie Phillips
Reed City
Ivan Bayard
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