The Suffrage Parader and the Artistic Dilemma
In New York during a suffrage era, Raymond admires Mildred Aldrich while doubting love as wedding plans near. Mildred, a leading sculptor, faces career and romance, inviting her cousin Beth into the orbit. A misread triangle triggers jealousy before Mildred reveals she seeks true equality in marriage through independence and work.
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Aymond Wellman
New York
Raymond
Mildred Aldrich
Mildred
Oither
Air Service
Elizabeth Irving
West
Elizabeth
Beth
Bluebirds and the Psalm of Love in Sidney Lanier’s verse
The fragment echoes Lanier’s call for peace amid conflict. A plea to red clad men to understand gentleness like bluebirds. The speaker envisions a future Psalm of Love, forgiving and wise, as the voice shifts from warlike shout to calm, godly mercy.
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Brotherhood
The Noble Life of Samuel Reading Review
A listing of study plans for Samuel lessons across grade levels. Includes biographical focus on Samuel with Gideon Eli Saul and David, plus suggested questions and leading topics for April to June lessons.
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Gideon
Eli
Samuel
Saul
David
Peloubet
Leason
Jesus
Emmaus
Deborah
Ruth
Christ
God
Jonathan
The Supreme Beauty and The Image of the Son
The passage proclaims salvation as more than forgiveness or heaven, defining it as conformity to the image of the Son. It notes human nature’s bias to judge others rather than oneself, citing Terence to illustrate perception and judgment in worldly affairs.
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Terence
Beranger’s Heart Too Kind
Anecdotes tell of the generous French poet Beranger who died in 1857. He gave all he had to beggars and friends alike and tolerated ingratitude. Beggars waited on his stairs as Lisette distributed clothing and small change.
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Beranger
Lisette
A Truthful Sign
An anecdote about a friend who ignores a sign and drives into a creek when a bridge is out. After the crash they learn the value of signs and hire a farmer to pull the car home.
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Chicago Tribune
Noah and His Two of a Kind Poker Hint
A short quip notes Noah would not excel at poker due to never holding more than two of a kind. The remark emphasizes limited card hand strength and humorous poker insight.
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Noah
Allen's Foot-Base Relief for Foot Pain
Advertises Allen's Foot-Base antiseptic powder for immediate relief from corns bunions and foot soreness. Claims 1 606 000 pounds used by Army and Navy during the war and asserts relief when sprinkled in shoes or foot baths. Sold everywhere.
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Allen
Adv
Test of Fidelity Ends in Charm and Sweetness
Elsie plans to test her fiancé Fred by asking his friend Maude to prompt a kiss during a beach outing. Maude agrees, but Fred initiates the kiss first, thwarting the plan and proving his fidelity in an innocent, humorous twist.
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Elsie
Maude
Fred
Electrical hair cutting in France invents electric razor comb
A French innovation uses a comb with a platinum wire along one side of the teeth. An electric current heats the wire to cut hair as the comb moves through the locks. The cut ends are sealed similarly to singeing.
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France
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