Alive or Dead The Crew Weighs Returning to Hoakes Bay
The crew debates whether Captain Corr is alive or dead. Mat Forbes insists returning requires solid proof, while Corkran and Reverence push to seek the truth. They consider Gee, who knows what happened ashore, as the potential source to confirm Corr’s fate.
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Mat Forbes
Cap’n Corr
Mary
Cap'n Corr
Corkran
George
Mr. Forbes
Peter
Gee
Cap
Richard
Hoakes Bay
Matthew
Mat
Mr. Corr
Darky
Captain Carr
Rannels
Stanley
Mutiny on the Venturer forces search for Cap'n Corr
Mat Forbes takes command after Peter seizes control aboard the Venturer. Gee burrs a lie about Cap'n Corr. Richard remains missing as Mat vows to find him. Runnels kills Mat during a confrontation, Mary and George seize a heavy bomb gun to defend the ship.
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Peter
Mat Forbes
Corkran
Mary
Mr. McAusland
Mat
Gee
Richard
Venturer
Hurd
Tommy Hanline
Big Pip
George
Willie Leeper
Rannels
Atvay
Gee, Rannels
Mati
Eleanor Roosevelt Notes on Responsibility and Public Duty
Eleanor Roosevelt reflects on the hemispheric leadership role of the U S President, the weight of responsibility, and the need for unity to advance democracy. She writes of the National Nutrition Conference, meetings at the White House, and concerns about gasless Sundays and daylight saving affecting power use and daily life.
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Americas
White House
United States of America
Central
South American
Mexico
Canada
Great Britain
China
United States
Ickes
All People Included in God’s Plan of Redemption
Lesson highlights the spread of the gospel from Jews to Gentiles in Acts 13, noting jealousy and persecution. It stresses the unity in Christ beyond nationality or status and the centrality of faith in Jesus for eternal life. The guide urges turning from envy to witness and living by the Spirit.
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God
Christ Jesus
Christ
Athirst
Paul
Paphos
Cyprus
Antioch
Pisidia
Church
Lord Jesus Christ
Wonders of God Inspires Awe Across Seas and Storms
Poem celebrates divine mystery as God moves unseen to shape events. The lines evoke his footstep in the sea and his presence upon the storm, attributed to William Cowper.
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William Cowper
Exercise Ends Bulges That Give an Old Look
A 32 page booklet promises to correct figure faults such as waist bulges hips and drooping bust with exercises. It includes posture faults shoulder and arm corrections and a daily full body routine addressing foot troubles constipation and nervous tension. Send order for your booklet.
Best Exercises for Health and Beauty Offer
Reader service advert lists 635 Sixth Avenue New York address and a request to enclose 10 cents for a copy of the health and beauty guide. The notice promotes home exercise routines and beauty tips via mail order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth Avenue
New York City
Uncommunicative Parrot Sparks Rivalry Match
Brown and Dan boast talking parrots as a rivalry unfolds. A $5 match day ends with Brown’s parrot silent, giving the other bird an easy win. Brown laments the letdown and the parrot cryptically offers a rematch for $20 to talk up his opponent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Dan
Sdm Skua Bird Specimen to Smithsonian Museum
A dead great skua, a powerful long flying seabird, was presented to the Smithsonian Institution in Washington. It was brought down in the Atlantic. The skua preys on penguin eggs and chicks, leaving many half-eaten birds near penguin colonies during hatching season. A famous British aircraft is named after the skua.
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Smithsonian Institute
Washington
Atlantic
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Eleanor Roosevelt
National Nutrition Conference For
Defense
Thomas Parran
United States Public Health Service
M. L. Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Beatrice Vlach
Dorothea Bock
Washington, D. C
Hyde Park
International Council of Religious Education
Harold L. Lundqean
Moody Key
Westen
Newspaper Union
Lemlerre
Montrose
Coder Rapids
Haealy ‘Own
Eppley Hotels
Pons
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