Engagement of Anne Chamberlain and Neal Conrad
A visitor Neal Conrad intrigues Anne Chamberlain as she and her suitor George Hildreth clash over a dull evening. Anne uses savings to buy finery for a picnic with Mrs. Griffin, and Neal proclaims his love. They become engaged and marry quietly.
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Continentally Read: A Honeymoon Budget Clash
Anne and Neal confront money strain after moving to Hinsboro. He jokes about debt while she insists on strict cash spending and bank savings. She proposes monthly allowances with savings goals, testing their fragile marriage balance as they face looming bills.
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Hinsboro
Neal
Anne
Savings Bank
Morris
Jesus Shows He Is God's Son in Matthew Study
Lesson outlines how various hearers respond to Jesus in Matthew 11 and 12. The perplexed John the Baptist seeks clarity on the kingdom, violent rebels demand a different path, and hardened towns reject Christ despite miracles. Jesus emphasizes rest for the weary and warns about blasphemy against the Holy Spirit.
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David
Washington scribes question party graft in power
The essay argues both parties bear graft stains and cites Hoover era air mail and Roosevelt motor truck frauds, with the president moving fast to cancel contracts and push probes. It notes subsidies in air and ocean shipping spur defense aims and questions partisan usefulness of fraud charges before November.
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Army
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Civil Works Administration
Farley
Cummings
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Ocean
The Highest Power Explored in Prayer and Belief
The text argues religion holds the greatest power in the universe as God’s power. It claims prayer should expect outcomes otherwise unattainable, asserting true prayer requires belief in observable effects from divine intervention.
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God
Know Your Limits In The Business Of The Universe
A blunt admonition that individuals must accept their true nature and duties. It argues personal deception harms only the self and urges self awareness and restraint in pursuing roles beyond one’s reach.
Good Judgment in Raising Children
An excerpt warns against rigid child care regimens. Olive Roberts Parton argues that balanced feeding and sensible fresh air, not extreme schedules, foster real health. The piece stresses flexible, common sense parenting over strict rules.
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Olive Roberts Parton
New York World-Telegram
Ferry's Seeds Marketed in Fresh Dated Packages
Advertisement claims Ferry's Seeds are sold only in fresh dated packages ensuring finest quality products for buyers.
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Ferry
Adv
Ozone Trials Purify London Water Supply
The metropolitan water board of London tests ozone to kill germs in dry water as an alternative to chlorine. An electric device makes ozone from air, which is blown into the water. Ozone costs more than chlorine but removes bad tastes and germs without adding new tastes.
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Old Earth
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Farm Credit Administration
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Credit Administration
Rules Committee
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New York
Carpenter
Nebraska
Doctor Myers
Werner
South Dakota
Myers
Metropolitan Water Board of London
Pathfinder Magazine
Look Up We Look Backward Too Much
A reflective quote fragment from William Lyon Phelps contrasts looking backward with seizing the present moment, suggesting introspection on how memory can hinder awareness of the passing day.
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Willam Lyon Phelps
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