King Norheys and Calypso Plot in Lystria Exposed
In London Lord Troyte schemes to seat Norheys as king of Lystria through Calypso’s marriage while financier Cable backs a throne, but Norheys loves Viola Temple. Janet Church seeks a world peace passport as Norheys and Viola vanish, only to reappear with Calypso and a mystery man in Berlin. Casimir enters the story at the Adlon hotel.
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London
Tommy
Bill
Lord Norheys
Lord Troyte
Foreign Office
Norheys
Lystria
Europe
Calypso
Wladislaus
Procopius Cable
England
Viola Temple
Menelaus
Cable
Berlin
Emily
Janet Church
Ireland
Procopitus Cable
Casimir
Adlon
Edmund Troyte
Mascotte
Muscotte
Graf von Norheys
France
M. le Marquis
Prinz
Graf
Herr Marquis
Shakespeare
Miscommunication With German Officers Delays Exit
Tommy and Janet struggle to understand a German count as Casimir misquotes in a tense corridor scene. Tommy misreads his phrase book choosing Bitte setzen sie sich instead of Please go away, prompting Casimir’s growing impatience and a stalled exchange in the tense aftermath of war.
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Istvan
Graf
Janet
Norheus
Bath
Shakespeare
Yommy
Hotel Thief Foiled by Quick Wit in Corridor
In a Birmingham hotel, Tommy realizes Casimir is a bold thief aiming to steal his money and German marks. Casimir enters the doorway. Tommy smiles, shuts the door, and defends the room. The incident highlights the thief's daring and plausible disguise.
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Casimir
Tommy's Berlin Day and Casimir in the Hotel Hall
Tommy enjoys the bustling Berlin hotel scene while planning his day. Casimir pushes a nightlife invitation toward him, and Tommy discovers Janet Church as a troubled third secretary in a crowded lobby. Casimir books a table at the Mascotte, and Tommy resists being catalogued as a noble.
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Civil Service
New York Herald
Quintain
Berlin
Baedeker
Emily
Unter, den Linden
Tier Garten
Count Casimir Stvood
Saul’s Conversion and Bold Damascus Ministry
Lesson summarizes Saul’s conversion on the road to Damascus, fellowship with believers, and immediate preaching. It notes his three-year period in Arabia, escape from threats, and Barnabas’s support, with emphasis on his access to Christ and testimony among Jews and Gentiles.
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God
Saul
Damascus
Christ
Jerusalem
Arabia
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Jerusgton
Barnabas
Lord Jesus Christ
Tarsus
Man Commits Carbine Powder Suicide In Shanty Fire
A weary man entered a workmen’s shanty and threatened self harm with a tin powder can. He placed the can on the stove, causing a preschool of alarm and a fatal blaze. The man disappeared along with several belongings leaving behind a scene of chaos.
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Glassboro marks 150 years since first bottle glass plant
The article notes that 150 years pass since America’s first bottle glass factory was established at Glassboro New Jersey, highlighting the milestone in local industry history.
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America
Glassboro
N. J
To Know All Is to Forgive All and Save
A reflective motto exploring forgiveness as a path to understanding. The phrase links knowledge with mercy, suggesting that insight into others reduces grudges and promotes reconciliation. It presents forgiveness as a saving force for individuals and communities.
Sense of Duty and Moral Motivation in Doctrine
A quotation from the Presbyterian Record asserts that duty can drive virtuous action even if it is not the highest motive, suggesting that the best individuals respond to a sense of obligation.
Giving to the Poor Give Work Not Alms
A quotation contrasts gifts of relief with practical aid urging the poor to receive work. It claims labor drives out-indolence and builds industry, while alms foster dependence and dampen initiative. The adage emphasizes empowering the needy through employment.
Sin in Infancy and the Seeds of Wrong
A concise discussion warns against trivializing sin in infancy noting that early misdeeds grow through parental influence and environment. It argues that mothers’ actions can seed future ugliness in behavior and moral development.
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