Amos Croy and family keep Missouri farm promise
Homer Croy, born on the Missouri farm, rose to work with & magazine in New York, writing a novel and a play and publishing a authors magazine. Visits after his parents’ deaths reveal changes as Spide the farm manager owns a horseless carriage. He loves the Place but doubts city-bred wife and daughter will enjoy farm life, yet aims to keep the farm as promised.
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Newt Kennedy and a Life of Lessons from Home
The narrator recalls Newt Kennedy on his deathbed and shares life lessons learned from decades on the farm. He describes hard-won views on self and others, fear, happiness, and the value of making others feel important, ending with a daughter visiting the land they treasured.
An Open Book and Attentive People in Ezra Nehemiah Revival
A historical sermon outlines revival themes from Ezra and Nehemiah. It emphasizes open scripture as a powerful tool, reverent listening, intelligent preaching, and a sincere spiritual response including sorrow for sin and joy at forgiveness. The piece urges daily revival in communities.
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Shirtwaist frocks feature in many wardrobes. For warm days choose striped or checked fabrics or floral prints. Pattern No 8792 comes in sizes 14 to 46. Size 16 short sleeves needs 3 a yard of 35 inch fabric or 3 42 yards of 39 inch.
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