American Conception &B American Conception &B
Diane hopes to marry Paul after his England return but the real plan unfolds. Larry proposes a late night elopement to Diane while Paul pretends to be an carefree English suitor to win her love. Paul later forgives his brother, and Diane discovers her feelings shift with Larry’s bold ruse.
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Jane
Lance
Paul
England
Mrs. Veery
Diane
Larry
London
Jean
Oldest Musical Instrument Found at Tepe Gawra
A bone double pipe from Tepe Gawra in northern Mesopotamia is claimed to be the oldest known musical instrument, dated to the Chalcolithic age. The Tepe Gawra excavation, a joint venture by the University of Pennsylvania Museum and the American Schools of Oriental Research, also uncovered a large red-painted bowl with landscape panels and a carnelian bead linked to Indus Valley culture, as the team extends digs to lower mound levels to study stratification and pottery sequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tepe Gawra
Mesopotamia
Millar Burrows
Yale Divinity School
American Schools of Oriental Research
New Haven, Conn
New York Herald-Tribune
University of Pennsylvania Museum
E. A. Speiser
University of Pennsylvania
American School of Oriental Research
Bagdad
Indus
Nebraska unicameral faces long session as key bills await action
Senators confront a crowded agenda including child labor amendment highway funding and social welfare measures. The 1930s unicameral faces a 100 day plus term with battles over gas tax highway funding and federal matching funds shaping the outcome.
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Lincoln
Legislative Council
Senate
Cochran
Highway Department
Dafoe
When God Made the World Genesis 1 1 5 26 31
A sermon on Genesis as beginnings, arguing no real clash between science and Scripture. It outlines two creation sections, stresses God as creator, the Trinity’s role in creation, and humanity in God’s image with a focus on the moral, spiritual, and social aspects of the first chapters.
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God
Moses
Miss Sue
Uncommon Americans Schoolmaster of a Nation E
William Holmes McGuffey is praised as the Schoolmaster of a Nation for shaping 19th century American thought. A Pennsylvania-born educator, he published Eclectic Readers starting in 1836 which spread nationwide and abroad, influencing generations of students and spawning many McGuffey Societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Holmes McGuffey
Pennsylvania
McGuffey
Kentucky
Miami University
Ohio
Alexander McGuffey
Sincerity and honesty in a hurried modern age
Olive A. Smith argues that the future home of religion requires a deeper sincerity than we now show. She laments a culture of actors and actresses, where people seek appearances over authentic belief, and urges a return to honest self-reflection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive A. Smith
American dentist saves Empress Eugenie in 1870 Paris
Dr Thomas W Evans, a Philadelphia born dentist, aided Empress Eugenie during the 1870 Sedan crisis. He sheltered her at his home, guided a royal escape, and secured passage to England aboard a English yacht. Evans later helped found the Red Cross and left twelve million to American institutions.
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Eugenie
Napoleon III
Thomas W.evans
Louis Napoleon
Sedan
Paris
Tuilleries
Evans
England
Dr. Evans
France
America
Red Cross Society
Spring fashions inspire Sew-Your-Own patterns and praise
Harmonizing with spring features three stylish women praising the new season and sewn looks. The Barbara Bell pattern book showcases 1909 style sizes 14 to 52 with yardage details and colorfully described frocks. Send 15 cents for the Spring and Summer Pattern Book from The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept. in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Bell
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker Dr
Chicago
Bell Syndicate
WNU
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B. A. Benedict
Ello
Shore Homestead
Missouri River
Labor Committee
Nebraska
Judiciary Committee
Revenue Committee
State Assistance Fund
Harold L. Lundquis
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
God the Creator
God the Maker of All
God In Creation
United States Naval Observatory
Heaven
Earth
Mary
Sue
Emily
Mary’s Boudoir
M’lady
By Fred Neher
Fred Neher
Nehmhel
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