The Bing Family in Bingville Trouble Deepens
Chapter details rising discontent among mill workers led by a radical speaker claiming pearl wealth, while Phyllis shows recurring illness. Mrs Bing discovers Phyllis asleep in sorrow, as Gus Bing manages meetings and wage tensions, and Roger De Jane plans the next day.
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Mr. Bing
Phyls
Mrs. Bing
Hazelmead
Sophronia Ames
Phyllis
Alrons
Mnoether
Roger de Jane
Bing
Havelmead
The Shepherd of the Birds and Hiram Blenkinsop’s Spring
In a spring of renewal the distressed boy Hiram Blenkinsop finds new companionship. The Shepherd and Judge Crocker guide his lonely days with art, faith, and a rescued dog named Christmas. Hiram’s sobriety grows as money and respectability tempt him toward a risky dream.
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Miareh
Judge Crocker
Air
Mrs. Sinsleton
Err
Trather ‘Yneik
Dod
Pauline
Shenhlerd
Mr. Blove
Ummer
Bol
Wenceslas
Betsy Singleton
Yellow Dog
Christmas
Aoo
Hiram
Moran
Wwoaman
Hiraya Blenkinsop
Bob Morams
Pat Crowley
Wr Rutherford
Shepherd
Hiram Blenkinsop
Lal
Ile
Denk
Ite
Rest and Recreation in a Hazelmead Tale
A character named Hiram Blenkinsop travels from Christmas to Hazelmead and returns with a dream of splendor including a silk hat and gold headed cane. He shares pie with strangers, faces pursuit after incident, and meets revival in a small town as a minister reflects on rest and worship themes amid recovery and renewal.
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Huazelmnead
Moran
Hazelmead
Thrain
Hiram
Mtr
Patterson Bing
Abr
Blenkinsop
Mary Bing
Tfiram
Tabernacles
Pie Calendar Sets Each Month With a Favorite Pie
The Chicago Daily News presents a playful pie calendar linking each month to a distinctive pie flavor. January to December are matched with cranberry op hee rhubarb vaisin Maw strawberry peach cherry gooseberry Chicherry curriuit pumpkin mince.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Daily News
Superstitions Followed On Crosstown Car Fare
On the Fourteenth Street crosstown car a passenger tendered an OA SP bill and, amid laughter, the conductor urged smaller change. The rider protested, asking for a five or ten to break it, warning that large notes bring accidents before the end of the run. The account reflects a NYC World report on superstitions in transit.
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New York
Tanlac Restores Health, Says Seattle Man
D. T. Parker of Gatelys Clothing Store at 4246 Juneau St Seattle credits Tanlac with ending sickness spells and gas trouble. He describes prior fatigue dizziness poor appetite and breathing difficulty and states his weight and strength have improved since starting Tanlac. He urges others to try it and notes Tanlac is sold by leading druggists everywhere.
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D. T. Parker
Gately’s
Juneau St
Seattle
Wash
Taniac
Tanlac
Adv
Pretty girl’s quip to officer sparks tense meeting
A witty reply from a pretty girl to an officer introducing his comrades causes a moment of surprise and embarrassment in the crowd. The exchange hints at underlying tensions as the scene unfolds with mixed reactions.
From Whom Cometh Our Help in the Hills
A devotional meditation emphasizes divine help from God for those who dwell in elevated, blessed hills away from doubt and low-lying miasma. It speaks of spiritual communion and the privilege of being God’s children in a retreat space above worldly concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Kneden
Jesus
Two Yoke Devils in Shakespeare Quote
A compact quotation credits treason and murder as inseparable yoke devils in Shakespearean phrasing, noting their sworn alignment and mutual purpose.
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Crooker
Bingville
Hiram Bienkinsop
By Irving Bachellor
Bob
Irving Bacheller
Mr. Ding
Tiiram Blenkinsoup
Dbineville
Afi Singleton
Airam
Mar Singleton
Vison
Tiram
Virain
Aoman
Les
P B. Fitzwater
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
T. J. Parker
Juneau Street
Seattle, Wash
Spohn
Spohn’s
Spohn Medical Company
Goshen
Ind
Clara Barton
American Red Cross
Uiscilla Dean
Lam
Priscilla Dean Tam
Baer Bros. Manufacturing CO
Copenhagen
Baer Bros. Mfg. CO
Lake St
Chicago
Ita
Canada
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