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Newspaper
Plainfield Messenger
Location
Plainfield, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1921
Page
6
In the cabin Captain Simms, Dr. Lund, and reporter John Rainey discuss trust and a looming agreement. The doctor offers whisky as a ruse while Rainey drifts into paralysis, leaving Lund’s voice booming as danger closes in.
Rainey, a Times journalist, is drugged and kidnapped aboard the Karluk as part of a plan to exploit a hidden gold fortune. Doctor Carlson runs the ship with Captain Simms, while Lund, the blind former first mate, and Rainey plot amid mounting distrust.
Lesson text on Acts 28 1 31 outlines the Melita shipwreck Paul’s reception on Melita his venomous serpent incident Publius father healed and Paul arrives in Rome He preaches to soldiers and Jews and explains the kingdom of God and Jesus stressing readiness to preach the gospel and faithful fellowship with God.
On the San Francisco waterfront newspaper reporter Rainey is accosted by a giant blind man named Jim Lund who claims to be an old shipmate of Captain Simms. Lund accuses Simms of abandoning him on an ice floe and vows to join the Karluk’s voyage to a gold field Lund discovered, as Peggy Simms defends her father.
A reflection urging believers to live their duties fully while keeping life from absorbing them. It emphasizes that all shall be consecrated to Christ through steadfast devotion and rightful purpose.
A biblical verse requests God’s attentive ear and open eyes as Solomon prays in distress. The speaker pleads for divine presence, guidance, and mercy during a time of plague and crisis. The tone is supplicatory and reverent, emphasizing covenant faithfulness and divine deliverance.
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