King of the Khyber Rifles Ends in Escape and Return
In a climactic Khinjan siege, King and Yasmini plot amid mullahs and pardons. Siege warfare collapses as an earth shock floods Khinjan, a bold escape unfolds across the Khyber into India, with King and Yasmini’s fate sealed by love, loyalty, and intrigue.
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Winnad
Lamber
India
Khyber Pass
King
Teumail
Tsunatl
Dame Borjin
Tadie
Pathan
Isail
Ismail
Yasmini
Tiine
Yasmin
Kimnjun
Ian
Orakzal Pathan
Nino
Ornkral Pathan
Gefoas
Isimail
Hilla
Tadia
Jim
Roxe
Khinjan
Ward
Khinjun
Ture
Worizy
Hanegur
Rangar
Yustuini
Melaage
Khingun
Ranaur
Itke
Rewn Gunga
Rewa Gunga
Earth
Sahib
Asia
Athelatan
Khyber
Courtenay
Chikki
Turkey
Germany
King of
Jamrud
Licely
Why Jennie Hates Flowers in Italian District Warped Labor
An Italian neighborhood family in New York’s Lower West Side toils making wax flowers after school and on weekends. Jennie, aged 9, oversees petals while siblings and even a 11 year old hunchback Ange Ina act as forewoman. The family earns about 2.88 to 3.50 dollars weekly from wreaths and daisies produced under harsh factory conditions.
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Lower West Side
New York City
Maggie
Nardo
Jennie
Ange Ina
Louise C. Odencrants
World Outlook
Eyes Made of Rubber War Era Innovation
A war era note highlights French workers Mme Lemaitre and Teuillieres developing a rubber eye replacement. Using a mix of hard and soft rubber, they aim to restore a natural appearance for injured eyes, addressing wartime deformities with a new technique. The article comments on the prevalence of eye discomfort and the significance of such advances.
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Mme, Lemaitre
Teuillieres
Hve
Light of the Moon and the Cherokee Alphabet Inventions
An article questions the phrase light of the moon noting the moon shines only by reflected sunlight and carries a caution about its supposed effect on seeds. It also honors Sequoyah the inventor of the Cherokee alphabet, describing him as a half breed with English name Guess and mixed heritage.
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Sequoyah
Guess
Jesus Chooses Twelve Disciples for Mission
A February lesson analyzes Jesus selecting twelve apostles to preach, heal, and cast out demons. It notes their call, unity by purpose, and the conflicts they faced, emphasizing that disciples must be with Christ before being sent to serve and that ministry centers on spiritual needs first.
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King
Enoch
Tsronit
Celia
Lin
Ismail
Hiva
Farangistan
Khinjan Caves
John Wgm
Jesus
Luther
Wesley
Charlex
Whitfield
Moody
Whittle
Bliss
Sankey
Towner
Our Lord
Holy
Luke
Christ
Peter
Son of
Thunder
Thomas
Judas
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Isl
Fort
Belgium
Paris
France
Europe
Courte
Edgewire
Yasmlnt
Sre
Mussulman
Gaia
Yussuf bin Ali
Partan Singh
Peshawar
Imiyorm
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Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
Western