Shepherd of the Hills in 10 reels at the Baugh cinema
A published biography of Harold Bell Wright notes his shift to The Shepherd of the Hills after illness and doubt. The film adaptation will be shown at the Baugh theater on Thursday November 13 at 7 p m and 9 15 p m with two shows for children and an advisory.
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Dorothy Phillips
Canadian North West
Mawson City
Klondike
Yukon
James Oliver Curwood
Aten J. Holubar
Mr. Curwood
Aun
Joan Gray
Wilimn Stowell
Priscilla Dean
Joe Martin
W. H. Stephens
Oxyries
Gallilee
Prefix Pitz Origin in English and French Records
The text discusses the origin of the prefix Pitz meaning son of and its emergence in England via Norman influence led by William the Conqueror. It notes the term is now rare in France but appears in ancient French documents and chronicles, suggesting cross channel linguistic exchange.
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England
France
Wiiam
Self Help Essay by George Matthew Adams
An informal inspirational piece urges readers to get acquainted with themselves and cultivate inner power. It extols trusting oneself, staying loyal to highest ideals, and using personal abilities to benefit others, while avoiding constant self-criticism.
Quiet-Little Dinner Note at Courtine
A garbled note describes a minister ill and a port to Columbus. A hat incident and a rabbit reference follow, with a man comforted by a suggested life of kindness and liberty. The passage hints at daily acts of charity and a simple, moral living.
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Bneryine
Columbus
Courtine
Too Hasty
Mr Crawley resists a request for money as a tense exchange reveals a strained financial tension. The dialogue hints at unreturned funds and limited willingness to lend further, underscoring character conflict.
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Mr. Crawley
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