The Salvation of Jim Maxson and Maggie Orne
Jim Maxson returns home amid rumors and a fire threatens the Maxson family. Maggie Orne cares for Jim and his mother while his father, sworn to betray him, confronts guilt and justice. Jim saves his father from the blaze but sacrifices himself, and Maggie pledges belief in a compassionate God as the crowd watches.
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Mr. O'Connor
Jim
Maggie Orne
Maggie
Magegle
Maggis Orne
Jim Maxson
Maxsons
James
Dagso
Hades
Joun- Chi- Raman
Tales from Hume Griffiths Persia Hospital Amputations and Snakes
Doctor Hume Griffiths recalls two Persian patients at Jaffa who, though reluctant, accepted leg amputations after persuasion. The moment they met on crutches revealed a brotherly bond, bringing mixed joy and sorrow to staff. A 12 year old harelip case shows triumph as the boy proclaims he is no longer a little devil.
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Persia
Turkish
Arabia
Hume Griffith
Jaffa
Long excerpts reflect global women rights and tech notes
Fragmentary notices touch on women’s wage earners and suffrage advocacy in the United States, a Prussian loan for rail expansion, Manchurian crop prices, and a British tablecloth light device. Also mentions Aletta Stanton’s era, a Canadian musk ox, and early watch innovations.
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Public Service League of Women
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Chapman Catt
Manchuria
M. le Bismarck
New York Tribune
Francly
Cabrini
Missionary Sisters of the Sacred Heart
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Brazil
England
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Loele
Switzerland
London Globe
Philadelphia Press
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