Cowboy Circus Learns From New York Boy In Camp
Johnny Howard from New York joins Circle H cowboys Baldy Davis and Chuck as a circus trained novice. After a bucking lesson with a black horse and a bulldogging display, Johnny reveals his circus background and asks to stay to learn real cowboy skills. The rangemen admit they were bested and apologize as Johnny proposes to stay and teach them.
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Huck Hanson
Baldy Davis
Circle H Cattle
Johnny Howard
Hadley
Circle H
New York
Jim
Baldy
Chuck
Jim Hadley
Johnny
O. K. Feller
Corral
Uncle Jim
Christmas Help: New Way to Carve and Fry Tips
The piece explains a sideways carving method for turkey so everyone gets sliced meat with a smaller platter beside the main dish. It also covers frying donuts with a kitchen thermometer, noting fat temperature must be 360 to 375 Fahrenheit and advising careful heating and frequent temperature checks.
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National Poultry and Egg Board
Traditional Thanksgiving Turkey Carving and Pot Roasted Chicken
A guide on carving turkey and serving, stressing a breast and dark meat approach, then a transition to a crowd ready slice. Includes a Virginia Pot Roasted Chicken recipe with stuffing and roasting steps and a potato doughnut fry method with turning, draining, and fat control.
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Vandeville
Virginia
Jeremiah Exiles Seek God in Babylon Lesson
The SUNDAY SCHOOL lesson covers Jeremiah's letter to exiles in Babylon urging contentment and civic prayer for the city. It notes seventy years of exile, Jerusalem’s return promise, and how exile deepened spiritual worship including Finney’s early fervent search for God.
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Jeremiah
Jerusalem
Nebuchadnezzar
Babylon
C. G Finney
Finney
Language Costs Highlight Aunts Generous Tuition Aid
A scene shows a wealthy aunt funding her nephew’s college, noting costs for English ten dollars Latin twenty and Scotch one hundred ten. The visitor questions the expense as she explains language runs high.
Faith Healers and the Limits of Miracle
A discussion on faith healing contrasts religious claims with medical and psychological explanations. It cites a blinded soldier who regained sight at a service, examines organic versus functional blindness, warns against overreliance on miracle cures, and notes that genuine healing often comes through conventional medical treatment.
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Brighton
Ministry of Pensions
Christ
Clai
John England
Lourdes
Scotland
Not in Webster Deaf sar What a little he Turns to parental summon
Poem fragment by May Richstone describing a child and parental calls, with imagery of washing hands and a sleeping boy, reflecting on innocence and a saintly halo.
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Halo
May Richstone
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Margaret Mealey
National Council of Catholic Women
Miss Mealey
NCCW
United States
R. Barclay Warren
By Arthur Pointer
Webster