Margie’s Flight Unfolds Amid Trevlyn’s Heartache
Archer Trevlyn confronts Margie Harrison’s sudden disappearance after learning she left with Castrani. Miss Lee reveals Margie’s departure and Castrani’s possible trail, driving Trevlyn to chase the truth to a northern depot. Alexandrine Lee nurses him through delirium then faces a tense, changing relationship as he recovers.
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Costixcen
Margie
Archer Treviyn
Miss Harrison
Lhe
Miss Lee
Archer
Leannot
Florine
Peter
Treviyn
Alon
Mr. Treviyn
Aeything
Louis Castrant
Alexandrine
Seave
New Hampshire
Maine
Castranl
Tom Clifford
Astor
Walker
Astrani
Mr. Harris
Castrani
Perodios
Castrant
Mrs. Lee
Alexandrine Lee
Grayson
Margi
Lees
Office secrecy rules shield addresses of citizens
A World article notes that postal rules protect citizens addresses as confidential. A New Yorker seeking a friend's address could not obtain the number from a letter carrier or post office, even for state officers. The piece contrasts this with government confidentiality and traces Mosaic floor history back to ancient civilizations.
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Uncle Sam
New York World
Whose Son Art Thou Young Man Sermon on Heredity
A sermon on heredity and the inheritance of Christian ancestry. It contrasts David and Goliath, discusses bloodlines from kings to common folk, and urges listeners to claim spiritual heirlooms. The preacher cites biblical figures, family traits, and the power to break negative lineage through faith and virtue.
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Thea
David Vers
Pever
David
Goliath
Brag- Radocia
Andey
Math
Saul
House of Austria
Hapsburg
House of Stuart
Queen of Scots
Charles I
James I
Abraham
Isaac
Jacob
Alexanders
Kembles
Trollopes
Wilberforces
Adamses
Henry
Catharine
Navarre
Cassini
Merci
Gustave Adolphus
Edward I
Edward III
Duke of Northumberland
England
Frederick William
Frederick the Great
Aaron Burr
Theibertine
Burr
Pierrepont Edwards
New York Society
New York
Joshua
Paul
Asa
Abia
Joseph
Mary
Rehoboam
Rahab
Thamar
Bathsheba
Star of Hope
Heaven
Sin’s Cost Warns From a Minister’s Sermon in Columbus
Rev P A Baker of the Methodist church in Columbus warns that children imitate surroundings shaping kindness or selfishness. Sin is costly and never pays its promised fruit. He cites a path of gin, Sabbath breaking, and drinkers ending in ruined families, shattered prospects, and ruined constitutions.
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P. A. Baker
Methodist
Columbus
Spiritualism creed summarized by Emma Hardinge Britten
A condensed statement of spiritualist belief notes no fixed creed but unites for a Fatherhood of God, Brotherhood of man, immortality of the soul, personal responsibility, and future retribution, with an eternal progress path for every soul choosing good.
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God
Emma Hardinge Britten
Do Our Heat We Can All Do More
A Deaconess Advocate reflection urges fuller effort in kindness and charity. It argues that love fills the heart and generosity fills the purse, challenging readers to lead by example and contribute more to those in need.
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Clara Augusta International Press Association
Rium
Office
Babylon
Talmage
Lord Jesus Christ
Christ
Tims
Spiritualism
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