Agnes Oscawanda Wins Guy Davenant in Indian Hearts
Agnes Oscawanda, the interpreter’s daughter, earns Guy Davenant’s favor after saving him from a fatal accident. Julia, Clara, and Helena’s social scheme collapses as Guy announces marriage to Agnes, elevating her to wife and equal in his household. The tale shifts from a planned courtship to a decisive union and social reversal.
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Fen
Helena Dickson
Ralph Davenant
Guy Davenant
Apollo
Tte Forest
Miss Dickson
Enes Oscananda
Guy
Helena
Oscawanda
Zlia Davenant
Gene
Agnes
Eat Guz
Agnes Oscawanda
Julia
Ciara
Sim Guy
Miss. Dickson Hadeen
Clara
Fula Davenant
Agnes Oscananda
Julia Davenant
Miss Spitfire
Oscananda
Mr. Guy
Aggies Oscananda
Cupid
Miss Davenants
New York Weekly
Weather Clerk in Lapland Builds Automatic Alps Observer
Professor Axel Hamberg of Stockholm mounts automatic registering devices on Sahkos and Portusekka in Lapland to record wind and weather for a year. Frost and moisture challenge the gear, with huts housing paper cylinders and clockwork, and a frost-free operation achieved by careful drying and calcium chloride.
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Lapland
Mt. Washington
Pike’s Peak
Axel Hamberg
University of Stockholm
Lapland Alps
Sahkos Mountain
Emil Guarimi
Scientific American
Partitjokko
M. Hamberg
M. G. W. Linderoth
The Tragedy of a Queen Sermon on Vashti at Grace M E Church
The Rev Frederick F Shannon preaches on Esther 1 11 12 The Tragedy of a Queen drawing a timely lesson from Vashti as a model of modesty and sacrifice. Vashti resisted royal command while Cleopatra and La Pompadour are contrasted as dazzling but morally frail, underscoring virtue over display.
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F. Ff. Shannon
Vashti
Brooklyn
N. Y
Grace M E. Church
Frederick F. Shannon
Shannon
Ahasueras
Xerxes
Herodotus
Grote
Rollin
Vaskti
Shushan
Ahasuerus
Greece
Mount Athos
Hellespont
Jay
Shakspeare
Eschylus
Pearl
Antony
Abe
Octavius Caesar
Capitoline
Cleopatra
Pompadeurs
Montespans
Vashtis
Clytemnestres
Aspasias
Mme. de Pomnadour
Louis XV
Tatour
Boucher
Versailles
Yaenis
Telesilla
Argos
Octavia
Sulpicia
Rome
Lucretia
Sornelia
Gracchi
Paula
Mount Aventine
Lais
Aspasia
Socrates
Pericles
Lugilla
Marcus Aurelius
Agrippina
Nero
Sappho
Christ
Dante
Gethsemane
Ascension Mount
Gates of Pearl
Jesus Wins is Johnniv Lesson On The Day
The text outlines an extended biblical study on Jesus as the Messiah from John 1, discussing Andrew and John the Baptist's testimony, Nathanael's faith, and Jesus calling Philip. It notes names such as Bethsaida, Nazareth, Cana, Peter, Simon, and Nathanael, and references key terms like Behold the Lamb, Rabbi, and Son of Man.
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T. John
Sanhedesh
Ape
Andrew
John
Fey
Senmiedin
Christ
Jesu
Jesus
Aus
Bethsaida
John the Baptist
Capernaum
God
Pound
Simon
Cephas
Petros
Peterg
Farrary
Galilee
Philip of
Lord Aimssey
Astiermemé Phere
Nathanael
Bartholomew
Cana
Jereee Ezeiz
Dan
Qebas
Zech
Nazareth
Bethlehem
Philip
Naethanael
Abraham
Jacob
Heaven
Earth
Christo
Providence Guarded Absentminded Business Man
A young businessman recounts a day when he broke a button, wore a shirt sleeves outfit, and lunching in Chestnut street. He discovers his wallet missing after paying a $19 bill, reflecting on Providence protecting him and the misadventure near Bellevue Stratford.
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Providence
Bellevue-Stratfierd
B.S
Plac
Chestnut Street
Bellevue Stratford
Philadelphia
The Many Mansions and the Path of Belief
A quotation from Alexander Maclaren reflects on dwelling with the Lord across all life spaces. It contrasts daily work and study with a divine residence described as many rooms in the Father’s house. The speaker emphasizes spiritual aspiration amid ordinary tasks and places.
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Pathera House
Alexander Maclaren
Be Wumble and the Quiet Mind in Reverent Verse
A poetic fragment invoking inner unity of thoughts and soul. The speaker appeals to a higher sovereign to hush roaming thoughts. The passage reads as devotional, urging calm reflection, paternal guidance, and silent writing of the soul’s content.
Alleged Mafia Leaders Arrested in Jersey City
Ten Sicilians and Italians are jailed at police headquarters as the principal leaders of Mafia or Black Hand groups suspected of terrorizing Italian communities in New York and nearby towns. The arrests may solve many mysterious tragedies affecting Italians over the past year.
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Jersey City
New ‘York
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Cleveland
Gee Ee
Venus
Nereides
Julius
Hyer
Deliizh
Samson
Johnniv
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