Moa Barrios saga continues with a perilous fate
In a New England setting, Moa Barrios and Albert Dawers flee to Hoosac Mountain and a Snow Hole meeting with Henry Mercer triggers a deadly struggle over papers from Moa’s past. The prosecutor narrates motive, marriage questions, and a perilous kinship as Moa’s trial unfolds.
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New Moltke Volume Presents Sixty Six Strategical Problems
A newly published work by Moltke presents sixty six strategical problems to be solved on the map with solutions. He declares that war is a long series of urgent problems demanding immediate answers that a commander must resolve personally.
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Jesus cleanses the temple and challenges church excess
The lesson on Jesus cleansing the temple from John 2 12 25 is examined as a call for church reform and reverence in worship. It urges believers to purge commerce from sacred space, pursue spiritual worship, and confront personal sin with zeal while evaluating modern church practices.
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Alaska farming prospects and challenges outlined in a Senate report
The New York Sun summarizes a House report on Alaska citing vast arable areas and climate suitability for agriculture. Major Powell’s figures estimate 6 500 square miles of tillable land and offshore zones with potential cultivation, along with evidence of developing fishing and mining sectors and the need for new laws and funding to attract settlers.
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Out at Last But He Had to Use a Railroad Wreck
A dentist recalls a nerve wracking case in a small town where a frightened patient endured gas anesthesia, a near derailment during transport, and a dramatic extraction that yielded a surprising payment from the railway. The tale segues into a humorous explanation of the Chinese laundry ticket system from the Ladies' Home Journal.
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Wah Lee
Ladies’ Home Journal
Vertical Handwriting Gains Attention in Public Schools
The vertical system of handwriting, started at the Samuel Ready school in Baltimore, attracts Northern educators. Advocates claim it offers future penmanship benefits, with pupils showing legibility and style. Principal Miss Helen J. Rowe notes individuality emerges after mastery.
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Helen J. Rowe
Samuel Keady
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