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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1941

Page

2

Missionary's voyage ends in romance and peril

George McAusland, 38, sails from America to Fiji to take a missionary post. In a crash of emotions he commits a crime and loses confidence. He avoids Mary Doncaster who boards at Honolulu. Mary, en route to visit missionary parents on Gilead Island, dives to save George when he falls overboard and sparks a forbidden attraction between them.

George McAusland America Fiji Islands Mary Doncaster Honolulu Gilead Island Mary George

Mary Doncaster and George Face Island Dilemma

Mary Doncaster, Ephraim’s daughter, contemplates remaining on a Marquesan island with Captain Keen crew and locals after learning her father is dead. George McAusland confesses fear of failing as a missionary while asking Mary to stay and help. They confront the need for marriage to consummate a life together and their future roles among the islanders.

George Mary Captain Keen Chase Howse Jarambo John Gale Ephraim Honolulu Joseph Joseph Neargood McAusland Ephraim Doncaster George McAusland Mary Doncaster Tom Hanline Tommy New Bedford Tom Keen Corkran Mrs. Gale

Wealth, power, and kings in a rural American tone

The narrator recalls Aldrich’s talking point about wealth controlled by a dozen men and reflects on wealth distribution and class. He recounts Lloyd George’s Welsh miners episode and praises King George’s influence, notes von Luckner’s nonlethal wartime stance, and profiles prospectors turned magnates Hamill and Robbins plus their Arctic ventures. He closes with rural America’s friendly welcome.

Aldrich Rhode Island Washington Pennsylvania Avenue America David Lloyd George London Lloyd George His Majesty Wales George Jack Hamill Percy Robbins Robbins Timmins Ontario Chicago South Africa de Beers Candle Alaska Arctic Ocean Northwest Canadian Territories Great Bear Lake Arctic Circle Canada

Missionaries Return to Island Home and Reflect on Ephraim

George McAusland and Mary mourn their loss as John Gale guides them ashore to visit Ephraim's island home. The party sees a thoughtfully kept, temple-like village where the missionaries and locals share reverence, discipline, and examples of Ephraim's influence on island life.

George McAusland Jarambo McAusland Mary Ephraim John Gale George

Prevailing and powerless prayer in Luke eighteen

A sermon contrasts two prayers from Luke eighteen 1 14. It urges prevailing prayer as a life posture without ceasing and with humility, against powerless self confident prayer wrapped in pride and publicity. It cites Jeremiah 33 3 and James 4 6 to underscore divine responsiveness and the mercy sought by the publican over the self confident Pharisee.

God Jesus Christ Jesus Christ Hell Morgan J. Campbell Morgan

There Is Another Life I Cannot Believe Quote

The passage ponders belief in an afterlife as a necessary supplement to earthly existence. It argues the purpose of creation includes moral meaning beyond this world. The author, Thurlow Weed, questions how life’s inequalities are balanced without a broader reality.

Count Felix von Luckner Thurlow Weed

The Road to Power Self Reverence

The quote attributed to Tennyson speaks on power through self reverence self knowledge and self control as key to sovereign life, framing inner virtues as paths to authority and personal mastery.

Tennyson

Embroidery Pattern 2588 with 12 Motifs and Transfers

Modern needlework designs invited for towels and pillow cases. Pattern 2588 includes a transfer of 12 motifs averaging 442 by 615 inches with color schemes and stitch illustrations. Materials required and instructions accompany the transfer. Order details provided.

Square broom handles promise big savings for Britain

The timber controller of the ministry of supply says square broom handles and poles will save at least $8,000,000 annually by cutting waste and avoiding special shaping machines. He notes round handles waste about 10 percent of timber.

Ministry of Supply Japan

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