The Right of Way tale of Charley and Jo in Chandlere
A Pont Publishing Co. serial adapts Parker's tale of Charley Mullard in Chaudiere and Jo Portugals set in Chandlere. Charley, a recovering liar and infidel, aids Jo while Rosalie Evanturel brings him toward faith. Tragedy follows as a knife-edge choice near Easter ends in Charley’s death and Rosalie’s lifelong service.
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Jo Portugals
Montreal
Charley Steele
Beauty Steele
Kathleen Wantage
Snape
Charley
Bellevant
Kathleen
Billy
John Brown
Cote Dorlon
Portugals
Vadrone Mountain
Chandieres Parish
M. Loisel
Butts
Charles Mullard
Chaudiere
Rosalie Evanturel
Louis Trudel
Louis
Rosalie
Dong
St. Jean Baptiste’s du Chaudlere
Champagne Charley
Winnell
Vadrome Mountain
Rosati
Quebec
Government House
Seleneur
Tossignal
Abbe
Rosa
Albe
Piay
Four Mountains
White House
Billy Wantage
Rosa- Me
Pont Publishing Co
Benton Post
United Kingdom
Dominions
Beatublishing Co
All Rights
Harper & Sons
Good Conscience Priceless Quote Reflection
A concise meditation on conscience likened to health, stating that a clear mind provides constant ease and serenity and can counteract calamities, attributed to Addison.
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Addison
Pickens as Reformer in a Great Literary Era
A fragmentary note praises Pickens as a reformer and one of the era’s leading writers. It likens him to Charles Dickens and reflects on the era’s social reform spirit and the harsh conditions faced by working people.
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Zie
Ture
Charles Dickens
Rite
Fragmentary Note on London Life Mentioned by Viscount Barnham
A partial line references London living as the speaker’s familiar ground while noting broader familiarity across the country. Viscount Barnham is named in the fragment, signaling a social or literary context without full context or events.
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London
Viscount Barnham
Hobbies Serve as Faithful Servants Says Journal
The New York Medical Journal advises on hobbies as useful servants guiding leisure. It notes a hobby should aid daily life and be fed faithfully, but warns that when a hobby seems to dominate or ride you, it is prudent to seek a different pastime.
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New York Medical Journal
Safety First Requirements for Merit Badge Test
The 1919 safety first merit badge test demands four or more dangerous home conditions and corrective steps, proof of two safety principles in one home, identification of the gravest public safety violation and actions taken, six street safety regulations for the local neighborhood, six school rules, a written outline for a school fair plan, six railroad safety violations, and a successful exam with leadership in a fire or disaster. In 1919, 2,208 boys passed. question posed to adults about passing and preventing town incidents.
Scouts Learn Milk Testing in Pioneer Division
The Pioneer division of the Boy Scouts of America offers testing and education for boys in remote rural districts and small communities where scouting is not yet established. A large number of farm boys are benefiting from the opportunity.
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Pioneer Division
Boy Scoute of America
Pioneer Scouts Demonstrate Milk Testing at State Fair
A group of pioneer scouts demonstrates proper milk testing, showcasing their skill to fairgoers at the state exposition. The accompanying cut captures youths actively inspecting samples and applying standard dairy testing methods.
Scouts as Traffic Aids in Fort Smith and Detroit
Scouts recorded driver compliance at Fort Smith crossings finding one third failed to slow as required. A stricter traffic watch followed to improve safety. In Detroit scouts assisted police at busy intersections guiding crowds with ropes and signaling to block crossings, praised for reducing accidents and jaywalking.
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Fort Smith
Police Department of
Detroit
Jay
New Members of Board Named by Boy Scouts of America
The national council announces three new executive board members: George W. Perkins a noted financier and conservationist Dr John H Finley former president of New York state university and ex commissioner of education of New York Gen George W Goethals famed for the Panama Canal and related achievements.
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National Council of the Boy Scouts of America
George W. Perkins
John H. Fineley
New York State University
State of
New York
George W. Goethals
Panama Canal
Scouts Join Safety League in Terre Haute efforts
Scouts to Terre Haute Minnesota join with local groups to promote a citywide safety league. The aim is to keep before every resident that accident prevention rests with individuals and a little common sense can avert disasters. Reporting hazards and panic-prevention will be key features of the endeavor.
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Terre Haute
Mnd
The Crucifixion Sermon and Its Meaning
A March lesson outlines Jesus Christ's crucifixion with focus on events at Golgotha. It notes Simon of Cyrene bearing the cross, soldiers mocking Jesus, the inscription mislabeling Him, and the two thieves, leading to the dying Savior’s reviled yet purposeful death. It emphasizes atonement through the cross and fulfillment of Scripture.
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Ted Klayny
Golgotha
Jerusiten
Simon the Cyrenian
Paul
Jesus
Wilife
David
Israel
Christ
Elim
A Refuge of Strength and Fatherhood in Faith
A fragment reflecting on the spiritual meaning of daily life and the enduring calm patience found in faith. It contrasts ignorance of God with the comforting, forgiving love of the Father, describing a peaceful sense of the Infinite One as refuge and strength.
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Isis
Alwaye Be Poor, A inno translation note
Fragmentary text discusses poverty and lack of self-reliance, mentioning trust in others’ charity and the absence of industry. No clear人物,地点, or event identified. content appears as a reflective or poetic fragment.
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Alwaye
Oly
Justice Bell in Independence Square Sparks City Hall Clash
Suffragists urge keeping Philadelphia's Justice bell in Independence Square while city officials push for removal to Independence Hall. The photograph shows the bell with city property chief Harry T. Baxter arguing there is no link to American independence. The note recalls old market signaling in a separate financial aside.
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Philadelphia
Justice
Cradle of Liberty
Independence Square
Harry T. Baxter
Bureau of City Property
Indepedence Hall
Texas Road to Issue Bonds
Washington report notes the Texas City Terminal Railway Company seeks to issue 1 084 100 of first mortgage bonds and 500 000 of common stock in an Interstate Commerce Commission application. The funds would support property for the Texas City Transportation Company.
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Washington —Authority
Texas City Terminal Railcip Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Texas City Transportation Company
League of Nations replies to U.S. mandate note described conciliatory
The council delivered its reply to the American mandate note at the U S embassy for forwarding to Washington. The note was described as conciliatory in tone. Preliminary draft by A J Balfour faced opposition in the grown context and could offend the United States.
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Paris
League of Nations Council
United States
Washington
A. J. Balfour
Treasury to Turn Over Foreign Loan Documents to Senate Panel
Treasury officials will submit to the Senate Judiciary Committee a large batch of papers detailing the government's foreign loans. The action follows a committee resolution directing formal correspondence and disclosure of relevant material.
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Treasury
Washington
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Not Bad Month to Be Born Taurus Traits
Persons born between April 19 and May 20 under Taurus are described as having strong will and generosity. They are fond of appearances and luxury, with quick tempers if restricted. Men are portrayed as domineering unless strong principles from youth are instilled.
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Taurus
Comedy or tragedy debated by actors in passable dialogue
A fragmented quote ponders whether audiences prefer comedy or tragedy. a stall remark notes comfort depends on the actors performing well and the clash of wit versus flaws.
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Pitt
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