DRAGONS DRIVE you EDWIN BALMER
A fragmented scene aboard a near empty first class liner follows Bee and Davis as lingering tension erupts over past sins and future trust. Agnes Beatrice Glenelth and family confront news of the Linsdale affair and a potential legal defense as they reunite onboard and plan travel home.
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Beatrice Glenelth
Agnes
Change and Consequences on the Linsdale Case Revealed
Agnes returns home as legal troubles deepen for Phil Linsdale and for her husband Davis Ayreforth. Cathal O Mara confronts a mounting crisis as life insurance payments loom and family fortunes hang by a thread. The drama centers on debt, loyalty, and a tense reunion.
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Agnes
Cathal O'Mara
Chicago
New York
Linsdale
Emery Linsdale
Canada
Father
Jeb
Glen
Tomorrrow
Light One
Linsdales
Cravath
O'Mara
Phil Linsdale
Phil
Linsdale’s
Cathal
Davis Ayreforth
The Gospel Starts on a Mission in Antioch
Lesson text covers Acts 11 10-26 and 13 1-12 emphasizing a model mission church in Antioch as the base for world wide outreach. It details faithful testimony, inclusion of Jews and Gentiles, and the call of Spirit led messengers with ministerial experiences from Paphos to Salamis into the spread of the gospel.
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Christ
Aseorle
Holy Spirit
Antioch
Crossroads
Paphos
Sergius Paulus
Barjesus
Elymas
Prefers Heavyweights After Studying 2000 Candidates
The study argues heavier men tolerate prolonged physical and mental stress better and are less prone to disease than lighter individuals. It notes a selection bias toward heavier physiques among the 2000 candidates examined.
Seeking for Happiness in a World of Wishful Hope
The passage reflects on human eagerness for happiness and the tendency to chase after an afterlife joy, causing restlessness when present joys are scarce. It suggests patience and acceptance of present needs while not denying a future fulfillment.
San Sebastian Seen Through War and Summer Splendor
The piece portrays San Sebastian as a fashionable seaside resort disturbed by air raids and fighting as rebels seize parts of the city. It highlights the Basque city’s gardens, statues, and landmarks, noting its markets, industry, and an almost ideal summer climate despite the conflict.
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Washington
Spain
San Sebastian
National Geographic Society
Guipuzco
Alderdi-Eder
Zubieta
Napoleon
Maria Cristina
Alfonso XIII
Victor Hugo
Mt. Urgull
Santa Maria
Urumea
Kansas native Lola Williams joins Landon secretariat
Lola Williams, longtime secretary to former Vice President Charles Curtis, arrives in Topeka to join Governor Alfred Landon's staff. She is a Kansas native lauded as a highly capable, experienced political secretary. The article also surveys San Sebastian Spain as a European veneer city with Basque culture and scenic harbor La Concha along the Bay of Biscay.
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Lola Williams
Charles Curtis
Topeka
Alfred M. Landon
Kansas
America
San Sebastian
Newport
Spain
Iructulo
Paris
Bay of Biscay
la Concha
Pilot George Hamilton Retires After 68 Years at Ohio River
In Gallipolis Ohio Captain George Hamilton retires after 68 years as an Ohio river pilot beginning as a twelve year old cub. He is regarded as the dean of Pittsburgh and Cincinnati steamboat pilots with most service aboard White Collar line sidewheel passenger steamers noted for their splendid equipment.
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Gallipolis
Ohio
George Pg
Hamilton
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
White Collar Line
Sanatorium Sparked by a Man's Grief in Michigan
Fred Ming of Cheboygan County, a state representative and House speaker candidate, championed a malt tax to fund a tuberculosis hospital for Michigan's 37 northern counties. The bill passed legislature but was vetoed by Gov. Wilbur Brucker. Ming pressed on, insisting the facility be built anywhere for accessibility, amid a $250,000 malt fund and recent ground breaking. Gov. Frank D. Fitzgerald is noted in the timeline.
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Gaylord
Mich
Fred Ming
Cheboygan
Ming
Michigan
Lower Peninsula
Wilbur Brucker
Cheboygan County
Frank D. Fitzgerald
Paul A
Twins Are 100 to 1 Shot in New York Survey
The New York health department reports twins occur in about one of every 100 births and triplets in about one of every 20,000 based on a citywide survey of births from 1922 to 1935.
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New York
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Woode
Western Newspaper Union
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England
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Germany
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