The Empty Eyes of Marguerite at Beal House
An Irish priest Father O Mara and Mile de Valette confront a grieving household over a fragile girl with empty eyes who has died and returned. The tale follows spiritual torment, guilt, and the sisters’ struggle with honor and punishment while Marguerite’s aunt observes. The girl speaks of lost souls and love that costs the self, hinting at a dramatic moral end to come.
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Mara
O'sara
Louise
Father O'Mara
M. de Valette
Monsieur
O'Mara
Lemaitre
Alsrays
Marguerite
Mil de Valette
Pelo
Onde
de Valette
Fourth of July Do Nots and Safety Tips
A public notice lists Fourth of July safety guidelines. It warns against firing explosives near others, handling live firecrackers, and tying crackers to pets, urging parental support for safe celebration and prompt medical care for injuries. It emphasizes consulting a physician and using anti tetanus shots when wounds occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foggie
July Fourth Sack Races and Games Promised
Preparations underway for the Fourth of July celebration feature sack races games and patriotic music as the main attractions.
Commit Presbyterian Church Sunday Services Notice
By order of Commit Presbyterian Church services are listed for Sunday July 3 with morning worship at 11 and evening worship at 8. Subjects include The Life of Nations and In the House of the Lord For ever. A Sunday School session at noon concludes the day. This closes the People's Responsive Services series and the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pealm
Folks and Mazamas Mount McKinley Tale
A fragmented essay contrasts common folks with ambition and fashion while previewing The Mazamas Mount McKinley expedition coverage. The Pacific Monthly in Portland, Oreg on hosts a four member party led by Mr Rusk, with support from major outlets and photographers, to settle claims about the mountain.
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C.H. Runk
Mount McKinley
Theugust
Pacific Monthly
Porland
Masamas
Club of America
The
Portland Oregonian
New York Herald
Mazamas
Rusk
Seals and Sea-Lions Entertaining North Pole Act
A bustling circus bit features Sealskin Band and Orchestra from the North Pole under Gollmar Brothers, with twice daily tented-season concerts. The act showcases ball throwing and catching, balancing, and comic routines, billed as the greatest animal training display in the world. It headlines the July 6 appearance and invites planning for future visits.
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Sealskin
North Pole
Gollmar Brothers
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Ged
Rene Retanees
Yeager
Des Moines
Iowa
Rien
Pollan
Jack Leroy
Congene
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NN Tian Eeron Tous Toreeue
Presbyterian Church
Fifth Avenue
So-andso
Lippincott's
Frozen North
Amagisaw Park
Chautauqua
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