Jealous confrontation on the Venturer ends with a confession
George halts Richard and Mary with a pistol threat as jealousy erupts aboard the Venturer. Mary reveals the island massacre and stolen pearls, and Richard and Mary confront their mutual love. George accuses them, then collapses, while Richard and Mary realize they truly love each other, reshaping loyalties.
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Mary
George
Joseph Neargood
Gilead
Fritz Aulgar
Richard
Captain Carr
Mar
Lesson for May 25 Subject and Scripture Texts
May 25 lesson outlines a study program with topics and Bible texts approved for use under International Council of Religious Education permission. The material lists lesson subjects and corresponding scripture references for guidance and teaching.
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International Council of Religious Education
Peter's Vision Broadening Christian Horizons
Sermon summarizes Acts 11 5 18 about Peter and Cornelius, the Holy Spirit’s Gentile salvation, and God’s universal love. It urges embracing God’s plan over personal prejudice, living the Word, and inviting all to hear the gospel with reverence. The lesson highlights faith, obedience, and liberty for God to work today.
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Henry Drummond
Peter
Israel
Cornelius
Charles R. Erdman
God
Peter and Paul
Finney and Moody
Westward Passage of the Horn Nears as Crew Presses On
George grows weaker but remains on deck daily as the ship nears the Horn. Richard reassures Mary and prepares for possible ice and fog. The crew shortens sail at night and uses brief daylight to scout ahead, keeping on course as they approach the treacherous waters.
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Richard
Diego Ramirez Rocks
Mary
Peter
George
Poem Excerpt Harbors Faith in Ultimate Good
A line from Tennyson expresses hope that good remains the final aim of humanity. It asserts that no life is worthless and that every being has purpose within a divinely ordered plan.
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Tennyson
Embroidery Pattern Offers For June Bride Gifts
A vintage advertisement-style note suggests unusual designs suitable as grand gifts for a June bride and as sought after church bazaar items. It promotes a linen embroidery pattern priced at 15 cents with the pattern number 79321 and instructs sending an order with coins.
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