Sidney Finds a Nurse’s Path Amid Family Roomer Drama
Sidney, eighteen, moves in with her mother and Aunt Harriet to room with K LeMoyne for money. She tells him she may not marry Joe Drummond and seeks nursing training with Dr Max Wilson. LeMoyne remains charming yet mysterious as a new life unfolds.
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Sidney
Harriet
K. LeMoyne
LeMoyne
Joe Drummond
Max Wilson
K. Le.Moyne
Hospital intrigue and a romance on the river walk
Sidney and K Le Moyne navigate Doctor Wilson and hospital life as Sidney contemplates a growing affection for Wilson. A river mishap leads to a tense moment, revealing deeper feelings and a fragile balance between friendship and romance in Sidney's evolving outlook on love and service.
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Mr. le Morne
South Carolina Gathers for Weevil Fight and Co operation
Fairfax conference draws more than 200 farmers merchants and professionals to pledge cooperative action against the Mexican cotton boll weevil. Plan calls for seven border counties to form boll weevil councils with dual demonstration agents and county clubs reporting progress every 60 days. The program urges diversified farming home production and live at home practices including peanuts soybeans hogs and dairy cattle to buffer expected pest impacts.
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Fairfax
South Carolina
W. W. Long
Clemson College
McCormick
Mr. Long
Fairfield
Richmond County
Augusta
Long
Boll Weevil Council
Bool Weevil
Passage of a hot day and a cryptic note
A man endures heat and a dwindling luncheon as he rereads a note about a hospital excursion involving Sidney and Wilson. He slips the note away, watches Wilson’s car pass, then moves into the church shadow to observe the street.
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Sidney
Wilson
le Moyne
Fruit Juice Used as Milk Substitution in Brazil
An article notes juice from the massaran duba tree found in Brazil used in places of cow’s milk. It is sweet and milky at first but becomes elastic mass after 24 hours. The fruit is said to be nourishing and emollient, while emphasizing economy of money and time.
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Sidney
Brazil
Champion Potato Grower of Richland County
J W Powell, a champion potato grower in Richland county, harvested 1 000 bushels of sweet potatoes from five acres. Weather this year hampered fruitage. Powell last season raised 2 000 bushels from four acres.
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Champion Potatoe
Columbia
J. W. Powell
Richland County
Powell
South Carolina Tax Board Reports to Governor Manning
The South Carolina board of review has filed its report with Gov. Manning. release will be delayed. War department objections likely prompt a name change for Styx station on the Southern railway near mobilization grounds. Clifton Rucker, 18, killed a wild cat near Swansea. the cat measured two feet high and three feet four inches long. Snow and sleet fell at Greenville last week. K G Sutton, 92, oldest Confederate Soldiers’ Home inmate, died after a fall two weeks prior.
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Board of Review of the
South Carolina Tax Commission
Gov. Manning
War Department
Styx
Southern Railway
Clifton
J. K. Rucker
Swansea
Greenville
K. G. Sutton
Confederate Soldiers’ Home
Lesson on Isaiah 9 1 7 and the Prince of Peace
The December 24 lesson explores Isaiah 9 1 7 and the prophecy of a savior born to bring light to those in darkness. It links the historical Ahaz era to the Advent, identifies the Messiah as Wonderful Counselor Mighty God Everlasting Father and Prince of Peace, and urges Sunday school leaders to teach the peace of God and peace with God through Christ.
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Jesus
Isaiah
John
Ahaz
Assyria
Syria
Israel
Judah
Jerusalem
Zebulon
Naphtali
Jesus of Nazareth
Christ
Jesus Christ
Hezekiah
Messiah
St. John
Lord
Beth- Iehem
God
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Max
Harrison
Teodor Max
Guizar Bly
Doctor Ed
Ant Harriett
Terephair
K. le Moyne
Ele
Joe
Elurriet
Christine
Katie
Miss Sidney
England
London
Bath
Tyrol
Tie
O'Hara
Miss Gregg
Aliss Harrison
WII
Orangeburg
BE. O. Sellers Sagting
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union