The House Across the Street and a Mysterious Tenant
Rudolph Van Vechten at the Powhatan club spots a stranger entering the House of Mystery across the street as the clock strikes nine. Cantankerous boredom, lavish surroundings, and a hidden tenant set the stage for a tense Sunday, with curiosity mounting as the hours pass.
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Rudolph van Vechten
van Vechten
The
Powhatan
Kenmore
Barnicle
Wintons
Tas
Tom Phinney
Powhatan Club
Percy Bonner
Tom
House of Mystery
Rudolph. van Vechten
Rudolphan Vechten
van. Vechten
Worthy
van’ Vechten
Covetousness and true life in Luke lesson study
The lesson analyzes Luke 12 13 21 to warn against covetousness and misplaced priorities. It contrasts material gain with seeking God and explains Jesus stance as judge while urging reliance on God rather than worldly wealth. It cites supporting verses from John James and Revelation to reinforce values over accumulation.
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Jesus
Eld
Western Canada Prairies Attract Fast Settlement And Wealth
The article discusses rapid immigration to western Canada from the United States and other regions. It notes growing farm land values from 100 to 200 dollars an acre, favorable conditions, and strong capital for farming. It claims Canada offers unprecedented opportunities for settlers and wealth in a short period.
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Ikatchewan
Alerta
Uni
Canada
Canadian
Sympathy and memory stir in fragmentary tale
A fragmented reminiscence recalls a middle aged man leaving the country for the city after forty five years and glimpsing a child, with a narrator noting sadness and distant gazes as events unfold in sparse dialogue.
Sweet Powders for Children Advertisement Script
An old advertisement claims Mother Gr. Sweet Powders provide immediate relief for delicate feverish children. It suggests the powders cleanse the stomach and act on the liver and are suitable for worms. The ad notes use by mothers for 24 years and offers a free sample through druggists like Olmsted, Le Roy.
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Drugeistsi
Aoc
Olmsted
le Roy
Unknown Quote Fragments Highlight Family Trust Theme
The readable text hints at a daughter persuading a father about a matchless suitor. The fragmentary lines suggest an emphasis on parental approval and perceived merit within a marital context. No clear names, places, or dates are identifiable from the OCR snippet.
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