Valentine remembered and a life transformed by love
A lengthy nostalgic tale of Ethel Vance on Valentine’s Day from youth to 30s. She recalls Kate and Charley Coventry and shy Mr Bargill, later revealed as a curate who becomes her husband at Bruintree Rectory. A decade of loneliness ends in marriage and happiness with Constance Coventry and enduring friendship. The piece shifts to unrelated notices on Persian carpets, New York interiors, and a venison dish.
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Earlie
Geome
Coventrya
Squire Coventry
Kate
Charles Braintres
Charley
Tyrandt
Coventius
Coventrys
Bargill
Katu
Mr. Bargill
Mr Bargill
Kite
Ethel
Miss Vane
Remonstrance
Valentine
Mr Bargull
Charley Sais
Perpen
Prey Werfe
J. B.” “Tree
Connie
Katie
Constance
Sarah
Constance Coventry
Constance Raintree
Bright
Merry Kate
Mke
Sen
Basle
Dever
Barfield
Braintree
Braintrees
Miss Vance
Voier
Thad
Carrie
Ded Toonat
Danid
Bruintree
Duca
Tagerr
Poetic Religious Reflection by Ton G Whittier
A devotional line from Patuh's Companion emphasizes waiting and trusting in healing love, noting pain as part of spiritual growth. The fragment reflects a meditative tone on faith and endurance.
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Ton G. Whittier
Patuh
Sunday School Lessons In 1910s Quarterstem Calendar
The listing outlines weekly Sunday school topics and Bible references. Topics include The Tongue and the Things, Giving and Praying, Our Father's Care, The Golden Rule, and The False and The True with corresponding Gospel quotes.
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Sivier
Cologne Cathedral the great Gothic myth and its long build
The Cologne Cathedral, begun in 1248, nears completion after centuries of delay. Swirner's reconstruction follows the original design, the structure standing as a cross shaped marvel with towers to reach 536 feet. It links medieval devotion with modern courage to finish a temple of faith and art.
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Cologne
Hildebold
Conrad
Engelberg
Altona
Berg
Overbeck
Galegen
England
Edward II
Charles IV
France
Wordsworth
Sulpice Boissoree
Europe
Prussia
Stuttgardt
Swirner
Henibe
Swimmer
Bure
Louisville Courier Journal
Pioneers Dispute Red Blue Card in Detroit Scene
Two elderly men quarrel over a color card at a Michigan Ave grocery, each claiming the other’s eyes are failing. A clerk tests perception with red and blue sides as the men clash, then collide and seek a warrant. Detroit Free Press notes twenty Fifth car makers produced 87,350 pieces of rolling stock.
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Michigan Avenue
Detroit
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Bunny, JE
Halter
Ene
Tryat
Fig
Walther
Fine
Xeran
John Thompson
Sylvan Shed
MY Valentine
Conalance
Persia
Turkey
New York
Religious
Blane
Cologne Cathedral
United States