No Fresh Air for Her Centenarian Elizabeth Dunne of Chicago
Mrs Elizabeth Dunne who turned 100 in April believes she will live at least twenty more years. The Chicago resident stays indoors and attributes longevity to indoor living and dislikes fresh air saying it is not good for health while she still manages politics sewing darning and housework.
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Elizabeth Dunne
Chicago
Woman from San Francisco Inspires Quizzical Phrase
A garbled line refers to Joan Ebner of San Francisco and a remark about a 100 percent perfect score or outcome, suggesting a boastful or celebratory tone about a girl.
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Joan “Ebner
San- Francisco
Harrises Choose New Start as Bradshaw Restores Homestead
John Harris confesses he played the wrong game and plans to start anew with wife Mary. Beulah Beulah’s gift to Jim Travers deepens, while a letter from Bradshaw reveals the homestead was not sold and remains theirs with buildings, stock, and this year's crop.
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Harris
Gardiner Flees Through Mountain Pass After Disappearance
Sergeant Grey identifies a staged death and tracks Gardiner through a perilous canyon. Fresh horse tracks lead to a sheer precipice where Gardiner’s trail ends, a mounted pursuit organized by Grey proceeds to close in as the mystery resolves.
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Gaerdiner
Grey
Gardiner
Allan
Mr. Arthurs
Birds of Costa Rica and Andean Regions Surpass North America
Costa Rica hosts over 650 land bird species, rivaling and exceeding counts north of Mexico. In Andean Colombia, American Museum expeditions found over 1,150 land bird species, more than twice the combined total for the United States, Canada and Greenland. Birds here are nearly nonmigratory, remaining within local surroundings and driving regional evolution.
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West Virginia
Central American
America
Mexico
Colombia
American Museum of Natural History
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Canada
Greenland
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Going to School in Jerusalem
Lesson text outlines Saul's Pharisee training and zeal against Christians, Stephen’s martyrdom, and the first persecution in Jerusalem. It emphasizes Saul’s conscience and zeal, Stephen’s wisdom and defense, and God’s plan beyond the temple as Stephen is buried after his death.
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Stephen Stoned
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Power of Prayer Sermon Insight
A religious reflection highlights five outlets of power in life: lips service money and prayer. It states prayer is the greatest channel to serve God and humanity, citing S D Gordon that the greatest act for God and man is prayer.
Serve God Live the Lord with Gladness Minter
Unclear fragment presents a devotional line likely from a religious page. No explicit event, date, or source organization available.
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Minter
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