Agatha Secrets and a Hidden Heiress in England
In England, CAINS CLAAG and Lord Wilfred Vincent pursue intrigue as Archibald Terhune investigates which Agatha Wyckhoff is the real heiress. A secretary, Miss Marsh, becomes entangled with Vincent, revealing marital truth and romantic tensions during a restless outing.
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Lord Wilfred Vincent
Archibald Terhune
England
Agatha Wyckhoff
Agatha
Agatha Fifth
Vincent
Mrs. Armistead
Miss Marsh
Terhune
Secretarial Affair Shapes Vincent's Choice
In a tense parlor scene Lord Wilfred confronts a secretary about a rumored marriage to Vincent. The narrator urges Vincent to reject a penniless, socially mismatched match to protect the family title and future finances. The exchange ends with the narrator persuading Vincent toward prudence.
Lady Mary Glyn Quips on Salvation at Peterborough Infirmary
The wife of the Peterborough bishop, while visiting a burn victim at Peterborough infirmary, was mistaken for the girl's mother by an evangelist. He asked if she was saved and she replied that she was as nearly as a bishop's wife can expect to be.
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Vincent
Agatha
Agatha Fourth
Miss Marsh
Wilfred
Terhune
Lse
Wyckhoff
Foreign Office
Mary Glyn
Peterborough
Eng
London Globe
Lady Mary
City's Large Foreign Population in Buenos Aires
Buenos Aires houses about 1.2 million people with a foreign component around 80 percent. Among the foreign residents Italians form roughly 60 percent of this group.
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Buenos Aires
Ezekiel as Watchman A Highroad Sermon Portrait
The piece profiles Ezekiel as a watchman chosen by God to warn Israel, detailing his stern character, priestly training, and prophetic method. It recalls his dramatic hair burning symbol and his resolve to deliver God’s message despite opposition, with emphasis on the duty to blow the trumpet and risk.
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Ezekiel
Chebar
House of Israel
God
Israel
Woman runs ranch widowed mother of seven excels in cattle
Mrs. R Grumbles of Carrizozo New Mexico widow with seven children manages a large ranch five miles north of town. She is skilled with lariat branding iron and rifle, conducts dairy, cattle sales, and oversees all ranch business with calm efficiency. She rides well hunts game and keeps a full home with husband long gone.
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Memphis
Tenn
R. Grumble
Carrizozo
N. M
Virginia
Watchman Duty and the Call to World Wide Evangelism
Sermonette emphasizing Ezekiel as a model watchman who warns souls at risk. It urges individual divine calling, a world wide field, and immediate steadfast preaching without sugar coating the truth, even amid opposition. The message stresses love as a key trait for Christian watchmen and the burden of responsibility on the warned.
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Ezekiel
Jesus
Israel
God
Prophet Zekiel Receives Call and Delivers Message in Babylon
The narrative follows Zekiel after his river Chebar vision as he accepts a divine mission to speak to the Israelites in Babylon. He endures seven silent days before Telabib's people, proves himself as the Prophet of the Most High, and describes Jerusalem’s siege to awaken the exiles.
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Zekiel
Chebar
God
Israel
Babylon
Telabib
Jerusalem
European student abstinence movement reaches major growth
The total abstinence movement among European students shows 14 organizations across 11 countries with over 12 000 members. In the United States 100 colleges and universities studied alcohol questions last year, and the intercollegiate prohibition movement is organized in 17 states and 123 colleges. The National Temperance Association reached 46 000 college members last year.
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Europe
United States
National Association
Charlotte Braun Celebrates Eightieth Birthday and Career
Expert on Poetry of Motion Miss Charlotte Braun celebrated her eightieth birthday. A lifelong member of the Royal Opera House ballet, she served as solo dancer then instructor, and has spent the last ten years as a pensioner while continuing to teach and advise on ballet.
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Royal Opera House
Berlin
Charlotte Braun
One School District Teaches One Student in Washington
Johnny Jorgensen, 11, is the district’s sole school pupil with M. R. Honeyman as his teacher. The district began with three pupils, but others moved away. The district is organized with a board and funds including a state appropriation of seven cents per pupil per day, the highest in the nation.
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Johnny Jorgensen
United States
Kettle Falls
Ferry County
Washington
M. R. Honeyman
Spokane
Snake Charmer's Deathless Wit in Probing Drink
A speech by Joseph M. Patterson of Chicago challenged social excess as he denounced drinking among the rich. He pivoted to a wry joke about a "snake charmer" companion to Lushington, illustrating the trifling yet sharp satire of elite vice.
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Joseph M. Patterson
Chicago
Mr. Patterson
Lushington
Old Lushington
A Surgical Operation Woes in Women Health Care
A historic piece notes that women dread surgical procedures and claims many operations on women are unnecessary, with some avoided in hospitals due to concerns about overuse and needless risk. It argues for caution and reevaluation of routine surgeries affecting female patients.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound proves life changing
The advertisement cites testimonials from Mrs Barbara Base of Kansas and Mrs Arthur Touse of New Jersey praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for curing severe female troubles without surgery. It touts the product as a standard remedy for displacements inflammation ulcers fibroid tumors irregularities pains and backache and invites letters for advice from Lynn Mass.
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Barbara Base
Kingman
Kansas
Pinkham
Lydia
A Literary Race Across Humble Welsh Writers
An excerpt notes that correspondents for Walsh papers come from tin work, coal mining, shoemaking, blacksmithing, tailoring, farm labor, and similar trades. It praises their articles as worthy of wider circulation beyond the Welsh language, per London Western Mail.
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Walsh
London Western Mail
Spelled for Life and a Curious Trade Claim
A fragment notes a poor man unable to make a living and mentions a temperament accusation. It then references Lewis' Single Binder Cigar from Peoria Illinois and adds a remark about New Orleans being the second largest city in the country.
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New Orleans
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Lewis
Lewis’ Factory
Peoria
Ill
Dodds
Carters
Searaviai
Powellaclement
North Judson
Ind
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Satsuma
Superior
Timothy
C. ¥. Stevens
Liberty
Texas
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Ipas
Ogs
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