The Gift Wife in a Turkish Passport Mystery
Jebb confesses to Mr. Rosen about losing his passport and a child named Cynthia Thatcher. A Turkish wrestler Hafiz Mustafa carries a Gladstone bag linked to the Thatcher papers, prompting Rosen to note a Vienna consul circular about Cecilia Baxter Thatcher. The pursuit sets off across Eyub and the Golden Horn to locate the missing child and the bag’s owner.
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Turkey
John Thatcher
Berlin
Hafiz Mustafa
America
Adrianople Gate
Mirima
Golden Horn
Avian Serai
Eyub
Eyab
Gladstone
Jebb
Mr. Rosen
Rosen
Mr. Barleycorn
Vienna
von Hellwald
Cecilia Baxter
Baxter
Thatcher
Cecilia
Cynthia
Effendi arrives at shabby khan with Jebb in tale of Bowery dancer
Jebb meets Hafiz Mustafa a heavyset Turkish host at a rough khan. Mustafa talks of American riches and selling a hash house on Washeenton Street before returning to the fields and bringing his wife from America a Bowery dancer in his own colorful slang.
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Effendi
Jebb
Khan
Hafiz Mustafa
Bowery
New York
Washeenton Street
America
Hanim
Evvet
Effendim
Mike
Peety
Weesconseen
Hafiz
Turbulent Turkish-Khan Exchange Ends In Hopeful Turn
Hafiz recounts nights in a Stamboul khan with Jebb and Nayima, discussing veiling and modern life while the Gladstone bag of Thatcher’s papers resurfaces. Hafiz keeps the cash value secret, then delivers the bag and signals a future meeting as Jebb accepts the help with gratitude.
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Hafiz
Nayima
Bengleesh
Silversmiths of Seventeenth Century New York
The article lists notable early New York silversmiths and their civic roles, including Ahasuerus Hendrickse, Carol van Brugh, Garrett Onelebagh, Jacobus van der Spiegel, Benjamin Wynkoop, Bartholomew Schaats, John Windover, Bartholomew le Roux, Peter van Dyck, Adrian Bancker, Simeon Soumaine, and the Ten Eycks, noting their crafts, public duties, and influence as the craft evolved from Dutch roots into American prominence. It also references related biblical lesson material from Matthew 16 13-24 and a Golden Text about Peter’s confession.
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New York
Ahasuerus Hendrickse
Holland
Carol van Brugh
Fletcher
Vanderburgh
van Brugh
Garrett Onelebagh
Shelley
Nassau
Jacobus van der Spiegel
Walter
Benjamin Wynkoop
Bartholomew Schaats
John Windover
Bartholomew le Roux
Peter van Dyck
Adrian Bancker
Simeon Soumaine
the Ten Eycks
Lesson for January 7 Scripture Topics
The document notes the January 7 lesson subjects and Scripture texts selected and copyrighted by the International Council of Religious Education and used by permission.
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International Council of Religious Education
Tot Will Be Happy For Crocheted Set
Crocheted hood with scarf and muff delight children. pattern 2321 covers 5 to 12 year sizes with loop and single crochet stitches. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Nee dlecraft Dept., 82 Eighth Ave., New York for directions, illustrations, and materials list.
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Eighth Ave
New York
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General Quiz Questions About History and Geography
This item lists four trivia prompts. It asks if Garfield was a gospel minister, identifies a foreign capital 90 miles south of Florida, asks for the first English phrase spoken on answering a phone, and inquires about the Stanley Steamer.
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Garfield
Florida
Disciples preacher pressed by history in Cuba
A compact note recalls a figure who preached at the Disciples church though never formally ordained. It mentions Havana Cuba and a distant moment with the question Are you there. The fragment hints at a vehicle era with an automobile operated by steam.
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Our Lord
Galilee
Caesarea Philippi
Peter
Christ
Sons of God
Calvary
God
Jesus
Disciples Church
Havana
Cuba
Don’t Aggravate Gas Bloating Remedies Review
A fragmented passage touts gas relief products with laxatives and carminatives claimed to ease bloating. It mentions a remedy providing fast action and aroma soothing effects, with references to store availability.
To Please Do as you would be done by says Chesterfield
The quote attributed to Lord Chesterfield emphasizes treating others as you wish to be treated. It frames empathy as the clearest guide to moral action and social conduct.
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Lord Chesterfield
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