No Title Given here, Dramatic Family Strife Ends in Departure
James Lambert combats his foster daughter Nora's romance with Don Mason and Ned's spying. Lambert threats to disinherit. Nora plans to run away as Don battles fatigue and doubt. They finally leave for Maine to start anew with artist Carl Venable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lambert
Leora
Don Mason
Rolling Stone
Leonora
Ned
Don
Lambert
Nora
Don Egrees
Maine
Carl Venable
Brothers voyage of treasures and a daughter's resilient faith
Nora and Don review a lifetime of gifts packed by her father James Lambert. The trunks reveal money, a jade pendant, and fine antiques from Tokyo to Dresden as Nora wonders about roots, home, and love while a fragile hope for her father remains.
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Nora
Europe
James
Don
James Lambert
Jim Perkins
Mr. Mason
American Express
Expressman
Leonora
Tokyo
Rose du Barry
George
Belgium
Dresden
Germany
Chapter Vil Reflection on a Restful Summer With Don
Leonora Mason recalls a peaceful summer as Don, wasted by travel, heals in the woods and water. He regains weight and vigor while teaching Nora to cook, joking about flavors and his quips to her about making soups.
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Leonora Mason
Don
Nora
Queen of Hearts
Orchids and Plants Guide Prospectors to Iron Ore Deposits
The article notes that plant and tree indicators signal iron ore presence. It cites Brazil, Venezuela, Cuba, and U S regions where specific orchids, cedars, pines, and green sand outcrops help identify ore-bearing soils. Historical anecdotes link trees to ore discoveries.
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Brazil
Venezuela
Cuba
Columbus
New World
Lake Superior
New York State
United States
Texas
Lesson Subjects and Scriptures for April 14
Lesson for April 14 lists selected subjects and Scripture texts approved by the International Council of Religious Education for use by permission. The note indicates copyright and educational use requirements for the lesson materials.
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International Council of Religious Education
First American Tourists of Europe Named forerunners
The first U S travelers to roam Europe were regarded as the era’s most learned men. Notables listed include Emerson Poe Fenimore Cooper Irving Taylor Longfellow Holmes and Greeley as progressive figures.
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America
Europe
Emerson, Poe
Fenimore
Cooper
Washington Irving
Bayard Taylor
Longfellow
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Horace Greeley
Walkin Love Walk in Love Verse Quotation
A brief biblical quotation from Ephesians 5 2 about walking in love as Christ loved us. The line emphasizes spiritual conduct and devotion.
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Christ
His Very Own Boy Develops Originality in Math
A teacher notes a boy’s originality through his mathematics work, signaling progress in creative thinking. The parent’s comment about fostering individuality is affirmed by the student’s emerging math skills in class.
Misdirected Identity Sparks Comical Coat Mix Up
In a bustling cafe a woman misidentifies a man as David Brown and claims his coat. The man denies being Brown and the mistaken wearer corrects the scene, triggering a lighthearted misunderstanding in a casual setting.
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David Brown
Neighbor Sues Father Over Daughter's Music Expenses
A father boasted that his daughter's music cost him much, provoking a neighbor to file a lawsuit claiming financial dispute over the alleged expense.
Pricey shave sparks witty exchange
A humorous exchanged jab about price doubles and a sharpened comeback on a barber shop banter scene shows a playful clash over costs and grooming.
Poet Declares Rich Thought Despite Poverty
Mr Cloud tells Miss Stone that though he is poor his thoughts are priceless. She replies she would like them weighed or assayed before accepting the gift.
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Mr. Cloud
Miss Stone
Clerk sacked for rudeness joins police force
After complaints about his manners a clerk was fired for rude treatment of customers. Later the manager found him in police uniform and asked if he had joined the force. He replied that the job he had sought for years makes the customer always wrong.
Recruits Recall Bitter Winter of 1917
A sergeant questions a recruit about his birthday and notes the 1917 winter was bitterly cold. The recruit quips that he was brought by a penguin, joking about the stork failing to make delivery.
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Hosea
John
Israel
God
Lebanon
Harold L. Lundquist
D. D
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Liv Jep
Lydia E. Pinkham
Moody
Edwin Markham
Mmor
Bureau of Standards
Washington
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