Strain of Sacrifice Ends as Sarah Lynn Sets Plans
Sarah Lynn recovers from paralysis and plans a marriage to Duncan Van Doren despite Gunnar Thorwald's return. The family witnesses a shift from tragedy to hopeful unity as Gunnar vows to stay by her if needed, while Ardine reports his arrival and the Dana household braces for the imminent wedding.
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Sarah Lynn
Penny
Gunnar
Duncan
Detroit
Uncle Lynn
Sally Ann
Miss Pennington
Conrad Jordan
Mary Dana Webster
Duncan van Doren
Gim Jung
Gunnar Thorwald
Lynn Dana
Helena
Adelaide
Charming Midsummer Styles and Pattern Patterns
Summer dress and play suit patterns for women with options for a cape and matching head kerchief. Sizes 12 14 16 18 20 and 36 38 40 42 44 46 48 50 52 with yardage details for 39 inch material. Includes Success in Sewing book offer and pattern order details from The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept Chicago.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker Dr
Chicago
Blarney, swagger, and secrets in a reflective piece
A miscellany of opinions on blarney, conscience, and vanity contrasts with thoughts on secrecy and the bombmaker. It muses on wealth, applause, and human failings while noting how listening shapes perception and success.
Betrothal secrecy ends with quiet Dana Van Doren wedding
The Dana family plans a discreet wedding for Miss Sarah Lynn Dana and Mr. Duncan Van Doren at the Danavale home on Loma Vista drive. The couple, reported to wed Wednesday at four o clock with only close relatives present, will sail for the Orient the next day.
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Edwin Dana
Danavale
Detroit
Sarah Lynn
Sarah Lynn Dana
Duncan van Doren
Loma Vista Drive
Mrs Dana Refuses Messages About Painful Memories
Chapter XVI Mrs Dana resists calls and messages intended for a distant woman. She insists no contact be made to avoid distress and fixes plans with Gim Jung, the Chinese assistant, while deciding how to handle incoming correspondence and possible letters or telegrams.
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Gim Jung
Sarah Lynn
All Life
Giant White Oak in Georgia Known as the Tree That Owns Itself
In Athens Georgia a large white oak is famed as the tree that owns itself. Legend says Professor William H Jackson conveyed to the tree and surrounding land possession in 1820 though not legally registered. Locals protect the tree with granite posts and a marble block inscribed with part of the deed’s words.
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Georgia
Athens
William H. Jackson
University of Georgia
James Jackson
State Supreme Court
Jackson
Indianapolis News
William ‘H.jackson
Clarke
Distinction Between Hard and Soft Woods
The article explains hard wood as deciduous trees such as maple, oak, birch, hickory, beech, poplar, gum, chestnut, mahogany, walnut, cherry and teak. Soft woods are evergreen needle leaf trees like white pine, yellow pine, spruce, cedar, douglas fir, hemlock and cypress.
Opinions on Books and their power across minds
A collection of quotations on books by Lizette Woodworth Reese Disraeli Andrew Lang Thoreau and Jesse Lee Bennett. The lines praise books as flowers friends wealth guides and tools that steer through life, while noting their dangerous potential as well.
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Lizette Woodworth Reese
Disraeli
Andrew Lang
Thoreau
Jesse Lee Bennett
Are You a Canny Canner
Home economist Josephine C Bond warns canners to use reputable brand jar rings to prevent leaks and ensure full jar seals. She explains substitutions can lower yields and emphasizes testing rubber rings as with cake batter to avoid air ingress and disappointing results.
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Josephine C. Bond
Timpanimo Mountain Name Origin Told
An odd label on a Utah road between Bryce Canyon and Zion National Park notes a peak named Timpanimo a shortened Paiute phrase meaning two spirits to heaven and one to hell. The tale ties the name to a Paiute and Navajo love story ending in a fatal fall from the summit.
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Bryce Canyon
Zion National Park
State of
Utah
Heaven
Hell
Glass Train Built to Showcase Lancashire Glass
An England built train by a Lancashire glassmaker uses a glass only exterior apart from the roof and features glass floors walls and a glass bathroom. Over 120000 pieces of a special glass were used to construct the car, intended to advertise the firm's products.
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England
Lancashire
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Ruth Comfort Mitchell
Copyright
D. Appleton- Century Co., Inc
Sarah
San Francisco
van Doren
New York
Mary
Jens
Mr. Dana
Hank Dana
Gunnar “Thorwald
Phil C
Mrs. Dana
Odd
Glass
ROYAL
Laney
United States Rubber Products, Inc
Broadway
United States Rubber Company
Wilcox
Lydia ER
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Euripides
Lice
J. D. Hobgood
Prince Albert
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