Missionary Sails to Fi Islands and Finds Love
George McAusland, 38, sails from America to take a Fi Islands mission. He avoids Mary Doncaster until an accidental rescue leads to romance. Upon arrival they learn Mary's missionary parents are dead and Mary accepts his proposal. Corkran, a shipmate, deserted to help them on the island.
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George McAusland
America
Mary Doncaster
Honolulu
Gilead Island
Mary
George
Corkran
Jarambo
Gilead
Parson
Mrs. McAusland
Mr. Aulgur
Fritz Aulgur
McAusland
Fritz
Laurence
Aulgar
Seni
Sandwich Islands
Fritz Aulgar
Carr
Committee OF Public Information
George Creel
Secretary of the Navy
Cree
Walter Davenport
Collier's
Public Information
Islanders face peril as Pearl seeker arrives
On Palm Island Mary and George confront looming danger from Fritz Aulgur and a wave of illness among the islanders. Aulgur's arrival brings curiosity and tension as George battles disease, weather, and the moral strain of protecting the villagers while contending with a potential influx of profiteering visitors.
Production and patriotism in wartime policy essays
A collection of opinion excerpts arguing that production drives national wealth, why labor and government share wealth, and how committees like Creel shaped public information. It contrasts WWI and WWII publicity, notes the North Carolina battleship, and questions defense profiteering and politicization of defense sites.
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America
United States
North Carolina
Lesson for March 9 Scripture Texts Selected
A catalog note lists lesson topics and scripture texts chosen and authorized for use. It credits the International Council of Religious Education and notes permission for use.
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International Council of Religious Education
Rejection of Christ Seen in Israel and Today
A doctrinal study on why Israel rejected Jesus and how self-will drives modern rejection. It contrasts leadership deceit with personal accountability, warning of judgment and urging repentance and faith in Christ as Savior and Lord.
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Christ
Israel
God
Jesus
Embroidered Panel Pattern 6903 Promoted
Advertisement for a transfer pattern number 6903 featuring a 15 x 15 inch design of roses. Includes color chart materials list stitch illustrations and transfer image. Promptly order to receive the pattern for wool or silk embroidery.
Sewing Circle Needlecraft Postal Request
Listing shows a sewing circle needlecraft dept at 82 Eighth Ave New York asks readers to enclose 15 cents in coins for Pattern No. and to include name and address.
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Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept
Eighth Ave
New York
Congressmen and Senators Named by Usage
The text explains that a member of either the senate or the house may be called a congressman, but common usage assigns congressman to House members and senator to Senate members. It notes that a House member is officially and correctly called representative.
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Congress
Senate
House of Representatives
House
Pathfinder
Dr Caldwell's Laxative Senna and Syrup Pepsin Ad
Advertisement promoting Dr Caldwell's Laxative Senna with Syrup Pepsin to relieve constipation and stomach distress. Claims the product wakes lazy bowels and is gentle on the stomach, suitable for children, and available at druggists. mentions active ingredients Senna and Pepsin and urges purchase today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldweill
Two Tragedies Described in Wilde Quote
A Wilde aphorism notes two life tragedies one failing to achieve desires and the second achieving them proving more tragic. The quotation contrasts unfulfilled longing with fulfillment turning bittersweet.
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Oscar Wilde
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Ben Ames Williams Ey
Aries Willians
Chapter
Aulgur
Halfsick
Minneapolis
California
Los Angeles
Washington
Patriotism
Partisan Politica
Harold L. Lundquist
D. D
The
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Congressmen
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
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