Mystery at Ostrander House Drives Neighborly Curiosity
A veiled woman and Judge Ostrander confront a past murder case, revealing a widow's plan to prove her husband innocent after a death sentence. Bela dies while guiding access to a secret door as a crowd confronts the house and the judge contemplates a renewed quest for justice.
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Judge Ostrander
Bela
Miss Weeks
Derers
Reuther
Ostrander
Mr. Etheridge
Night at the Claymore inn Disturbing wakeful night
One lodger at the Claymore inn endures a sleepless night as a restless head-tramping starts and stops like clockwork. Mrs Averill remains unaware though the night stirs many tenants with anxious thoughts and emotions.
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Claymore Inn
Nonsense to Stay in Rut in Business
The piece urges readers to wake from routine, seize opportunities, and exert effort to achieve fame and fortune. It argues hidden power lies in ordinary people who act, not in passive modesty, and notes merit should assert itself to bring money to the family.
Looking to the Future America as Columbia, the World Power
John McGovern argues in National Magazine that America surpasses Rome and should adopt the name Columbia as the nation grows beyond the United States embracing the western world. He envisions Columbia as a gem of the oceans with six seas lapping its beaches.
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Rome
France
Austria
Russia
Great Britain
America
United States
Vespucius
Columbia
Six Seas
John McGovern
National Magazine
Famous Products of Cyprus
Cyprus lent its name to copper known as Cyprium in Roman times. The island also yielded a timber called cyprus, the wood used for Noah's ark, known in Hebrew as gopher.
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Cyprus
News of New Jersey weekly digest and notes
A statewide snap of legal, civic, and social items across New Jersey. Prison food cuts in Warren County jail. suicide by John P. Lake of Port Norris. $200,000 railroad improvements for Trenton after the Delaware and Berentan Canal feeder closure. postmaster Charles C. Stewart honored at May's Landing. lawyer John L. Semple’s suicide in Camden. Clayton farm auctions. Sea Isle City tax foreclosures. preserves for old school bell in Merchantville. sled added by Reliance Hose Co May's Landing. cigarette ban in Atlantic County jail. banquet for Westmont leaders. Haddonfield siren system restoration. March 1 jail rations drop to 15 cents per day. bears feared by Vernon residents. James J. Gallagher named Burlington coroner. fatal railroad accident near Alpha. new Camden County water strike. bread price held at five cents. Gibbstown Sunday school gold pins. Gloucester County road repairs. fish placed in More’s and Wilson’s Lakes. flag law attention at Burlington City Hall.
Samuel's Call in the Temple A Lesson for Youth
The lesson notes Samuel as Israel's last judge and first prophet, dedicated by a vow, and raised in Eli's temple. It details Samuel's receptive response to God's call, the vision that followed, and Jehovah's verdict on Eli's household, showing how faithfulness and obedience shape divine purpose.
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Samuel
Order of Prophets
Josephus
Hannah
Eli
Israel
Wil
Jehovah
God
Christ
Samuet
Samuel Jehovah
Jesus
Matthew Henry
House of God
Hit
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C.D Rhodes
Madan
John
Mrs. Averill
Oliver
Reather
Deborah Scoville
Lanai
New Jersey
Warren County
Belvidere
Board of Freeholders
John P. Lake
Port Norris
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Trenton
Delaware and Beritan Canal
May’s Landing
Charles C. Stewart
John L. Semple
Camden
Clayton
Sea Isle City
Voorhees
Merchantville
Reliance Hose Company
May's Landing
Bartlett
Atlantic County
Godfrey
Kates and
Wolverton
Westmont Building and Loan Association
Haddonfield
Vernon
Fielder
James J. Gallagher
Burlington County
Herman Bisbing
John Kovacs
Steve Phillips
Central Railroad
Alpha
Camden Court House
Paulsboro
Gibbstown Sunday School
Gloucester County
More's Lake
Wilson's Lake
Buriington
Evening Star Council
International Sunday School
E. 0. Sellers
Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
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