Jet hunters save six from Soldiers Slough peril
Don Jedson leads a rescue along the North Yorkshire coast as jet hunters, including Rufus Crouch, pull seven survivors from the dangerous quicksand known as the Soldiers Slough. The heroism earns praise from Fisher Threpham and the Langtons at Woodburn parish. Violet Mowbray, guardian Langton, and Don share unspoken feelings as Don contemplates a life beyond jet hunting.
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Kezia
Dale
Mogland
Don
Jedson
Whitby
Keira
Obadiah
John Anderson
Nursling
Joe
Mr. Don
Rufus Crouch
Keezia
Australia
Joe Nixon
Stafus
Jon Nixon
Chad
Jon
North
Yorkshire
Thorpe
Sexen
Lada
Ike
Jedvon
Beckdale
Forks
Mr. Fletcher
Grinnet
Rufus
Annie Shaw
Old Peterson
Mark Peterson
Ellen Watson
Thirsk
Ralph Watson
Larry
Ireland
Wis
Sid
Jade
Threpham
Heia
Woodburn
Obadiah Jedson
Woodburn Parsonage
Samuel Langton
Violet Mowbray
Major Mowbray
India
Violet
Europe
Madras Presidency
Mr. Langton
Miss Mowbray
Noble Work and Clerical Poverty Across Nations
The piece profiles Charles M. Hower, the aging Chicago Methodist known as Hallelujah Bowen, and details Salvation Army efforts like the Prison Gate Home aiding ex convicts. It contrasts reform aims with harsh penalties, and cites Times of London data on clerical poverty in England and the United States, noting low salaries, taxes, and housing pressures on ministers.
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Salvation Army
England
America
Bowen
Charles M. 2
Hower
Willard Hall
Chicago
West
Mr. Bowen
Booth-Tucker
Joeifaccade
Tim Joose
Wreteli
Ling
Illinois
Brinkenhoff
Congress
Churches of Chicago
Chicago ‘Times-Herald
Times of London
Times
United States
Hter
Enghed
Michigan
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Erwick
Annie
Mark
Mr. Courtney
Cuyler Methodist Church
Epworth League
Charles M. Bowen