Missionary Romance on Gilead Island Ends Amid Pearls and Pirates
George McAusland arrives on Gilead Island to lead the mission after a fall from a ship. He woos Mary Doncaster who helps rescue him. their quiet life ends when pirates attack and natives defend the village. The Venturer brings news of Captain and crew changes as illness forces departure. Mary leaves with pearls as farewell.
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George McAusland
America
Fiji Islands
Mary Doncaster
Honolulu
Gilead Island
Mary
George
Istand
Corkran
Richard
Peter Carr
Peter
Tom
Gilead
Captain Carr
Tom Hanline
Joe Bingham
Juan Fernandez
Isaiah
Mr. McAusland
Cap’n Carr
Pearls Spark in Marys Cabin Amid Ocean Voyage
On the Venturer Mary discovers a bundle of fourteen pearls given by Jarambo and fears their origin as pirates loot. Peter admires the pearls, and their presence strains trust aboard with rumors about the uncle’s death and Peter’s role. Mary probes history while crews adjust to island arrivals and looming discipline.
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Tommy
Richard
George
Mary
Jarambo
Fritz
Peter
Venturer
Whaling Talk and Hidden Jealousies on the Deck
Mary probes crew loyalties aboard the whaling ship, recalling Corkran’s harpooner past and Cap'n Corr's knowledge. George and Tommy Hanline watch, while Peter’s absence fuels Mary’s concern about favoritism and family ties among the crew.
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Corkran
Mary
Cap'n Corr
Cap'n
Peter
George
Tommy Hanline
Tommy
Bobby Boynton Wins A He Man Race At Fort Show
Eight year old Bobby Boynton defies his father by rescuing Mary Lou from a road accident during a Pair Jumping event. His act earns his father’s pride and a lesson on true courage over being a “regular he man.”
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Bobby Boynton
Bobby
Mary Lou
Louise
Father
Jerry
Captain Brown
Folwer
Vicker
Bobby Stoynton
Fort Hospital
Captain Boynton
April 13 Bible Lesson Subjects and Texts
Religious education notice lists the S S Lesson for April 13 with subjects and scripture texts selected and copyrighted by the International Council of Religious Education and used by permission.
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International Council of Religious Education
Burning Hearts and Opened Eyes on the Emmaus Road
Easter reflection centers on certainty in Christ's resurrection. Two disciples walk from Jerusalem to Emmaus, their eyes opened by Jesus as He expounds Scripture, igniting burning hearts and a quickened faith. They return to Jerusalem to testify, urging believers to seek regeneration and share the gospel with zeal.
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Paul
Christ
God
Lord Jesus
Jerusalem
Emmaus
I. Holden
Jesus
Morgan
Luke
John Wesley
Aldersgate
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Begin Again Quote Inspires Persistent Effort
The fragment states a call to renewed action and perseverance, urging a fresh start after partial progress. It emphasizes continuation and completion through repeated effort.
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Berames Williams
Hurd
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D. D. Ean
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Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
S. S
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Kansas City
J. Fuller
By Jerry Link
Ausonius
Emerson
Coumerlertley
Loneyfellow
Ruty
Dean
Péile
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