Dark Oriental Intrigue Ties Jewel Mine Secrets
The Maharanee warns of a dangerous, secret intrigue connected to a diamond mine as she asks Lynn to help make a good impression on Captain Norwood. The astrologer notes many mixed sendings, suggesting risk and potential missteps in handling the delicate matter.
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Maharanee
Norwood
Lynn
Palace Picnic and Intrigue in Kadur Night
Captain Norwood and Lynn Harding attend a lavish palace dinner under the Maharanee in Kadur. Tension rises as Rundhia, a wary Maharajah, and Aunty Harding clash with Norwood while a hidden doctor muses on nerves and power. Norwood orchestrates subtle moves amid palace drama.
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Carl Norwood
Kadur
Norwood
Moses
Moses O’leary
Rundhia
Vier
Lynn
Maharanee
Kadar
Aunty
Westminster Abbey
Europe
Bandhra
Princess
Cinderella
Maharajah
Old Experiment Measures Weight of the Earth
A historical overview of methods to weigh the earth. It explains the Cavendish experiment using a torsion balance with lead spheres and small balls to compare gravitational attraction. The article states an approximate earth weight of 6 followed by many zeros in tons.
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Earth
Elisha and Naaman Teach Kind Service and Faith
The lesson highlights loving kindness as a divine attribute and calls believers to seek out the needy. It notes Naaman’s leprosy and pride, urging trust in God's method of salvation, and compares spiritual healing to a physician applying a cure. It emphasizes delivering the gospel through humble outreach and faithful proclamation.
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Elisha
Naaman
Jordan
Christ
Solitude and Self Conquest in Coleridge Reflection
A compact meditation on solitude as a catalyst for inner discipline. Coleridge argues that an hour of solitary struggle with sin or desire can yield deeper moral growth than a year of classroom study. Such moments awaken will, sharpen thought, and foster lasting reflection.
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Coleridge
Hot Dish Mats Easy to Make of Cable Cord
Ruth Wyeth Spears offers simple directions to craft hot dish mats from heavy white cotton cable cord. The method uses braided cords, circles sewn in pairs, and alternating rows to form a flat mat. Includes joining tips and a promotion for two sewing books and quilting leaflets from Mrs. Spears.
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Ruth Wyeth
Spears
Strange European Duels and Historic Marks
The piece notes that dueling remains a profitable arena business in Europe with Budapest hosting a duel roughly every 33 hours since 1897. It recalls Kaiser Wilhelm II’s Jerusalem entrance in 1898 and England’s gibbets used for hangings well into the 19th century, later appearing in art.
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Budapest
Kaiser Wilhelm
Germany
Jerusalem
England
Collier’s
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