Sermon in Rhyme Touching Love and Fellowship
A prose poem from the Amherst Record exhorts kindness and brotherhood through timeless verses. It urges loving one another, sharing joys and sorrows, and lifting spirits with gentle humor and prayer. The piece urges faithful action in everyday life and kinship with the skies.
Wealthy widow to wed young Halliday in London plot
In a private office Halliday senior and his son discuss a rich widow. Dick falls for Mrs Wilkins, who is 26 and heiress to 350000. The father approves as the pair travel to London to clear business, then reveals he has married the widow. Dick confronts them, and later fate ties the families. The Halliday firm prospers with blended kin.
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Son
Devour
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Wilkins
Paris
Dick Lalliday
Gord
London
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Astor
Is Father
Ann Angel
Richtard Haccipay
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Continent
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Julia Kentridge
New York
Sandy Hook
Julia
City
Madison Avenue
Miss Kentridge
Richard
Kentridge
House of Falliday & Son
Herald
Cardinal Donnet's Narrow Escape From Burial Alive
The London Telegraph recounts Cardinal Donnet's life from Archbishop of Bordeaux in 1966 to his later cardinalate, noting his vigor, eloquence, and a historic near death when buried alive as a youth. It cites survivals as proof that willpower aids healing, and shares a Michigan timber story about an old man who revived to supervise a bridge project after a near-deathbed.
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Cardinal Donnet
France
Louis Phillippe
Bordeaux
Louis Napoleon
House of Orleans
Donnell
Fide
Senate
Charles Conor
Michigan
Sorthern
Stenemen
Joli
Exquisite Bonnets from New York Post Description
Real Rose buds of Bonnets. Distracted lite opera bonnets are in ported made of delicately tinted satins and colored silks pinkish liven derciel blue silver gray. Moorish crowns, shirred trims, rose buds and face trimming create a refined display. White satin brims, frosted snow drops, and crystal effect decorate Htde Corday bonnet row.
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New York Post
Trying the Telephone Skeptic Faces Aural Doubt
An old man doubted long distance voice transmission five miles away by telephone. He shouted Hello Sarah into a distant instrument, a strike jolted the wire, and he cried That’s Sarah every time as he recovered.
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Sarah
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