Missionary’s voyage ends in Fiji with marriage proposal
George McAusland, 38, sails from America to begin work in the Fiji Islands after a startled rush of guilt. He falls for Mary Doncaster, who helps save him after he falls overboard. Their ship lands as both Mary’s missionary parents die, and George volunteers to lead the mission while marrying Mary. Corkran, a sailor friend, had deserted to aid them on Gilead Island.
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George McAusland
America
Fiji Islands
Mary Doncaster
Honolulu
Gilead Island
Mary
George
Corkran
Jarambo
Gilead
Aulgar
Luke
Christ
Alexander Maclaren
Jerusalem
Jesus
Satan
Island crisis deepens as fever spreads and visitors arrive
Mary and George face an epidemic on their Pacific island outpost. Fritz Aulgur, a visiting seaman, stirs tension with gifts and talk of the sea while Jarambo and guards monitor his schooner. As deaths mount, Mary supports George’s struggle to care for the sick and resist unsuitable company, even as the island darkens with loss.
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Fritz
Fritz Aulgar
George
Mary
Parson
Aulgar
Jarambo
George É
Pearls and threats swirl in island visit intrigue
George and Mrs. McAusland host a wary visitor who hints at a Pearl theft network and a vengeful halfbreed supercargo. Fritz recalls a wrecked schooner, a typhoon, and a dying captain’s clues guiding a hidden chart. The intruder claims wide travels and awareness of Mary’s father. He notes the Venturer’s recent voyages in Honolulu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
McAusland
Fritz
Laurence
Mary
Honolulu
Lesson for April 6 Subject and Scripture Texts
The record lists the lesson for April 6 with selected scripture texts and topics. It notes that material is selected and copyrighted by the International Council of Religious Education and used by permission.
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International Council of Religious Education
Making Fish Lines That Hold the Big Ones in Petaluma
The article highlights the craft of braiding and twisting high quality fishing lines in California and Oregon. It notes imported silk and flax as key materials and showcases a Petaluma plant. J W Woodson serves as plant manager and Petaluma mayor inspecting twister and layer machines used to combine strands.
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Redwood Empire
California
Oregon
Petaluma
J. W. Woodson
Frock Pattern 8880 For Slim Figures With Bolero
The description promotes Pattern No. 8880 a flaring frock with a tiny corselet waist and gathered bodice, paired with a bolero as a Tittle suit for street wear. Offered in gay silk prints or crepe with braid options, sizes 12 to 20, ensemble size 14, using 5% yards of 39 inch material without nap.
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Mrs. McAusland
Mr. Aulgur
Fritz Aulgur
Ieni
Sandwich Islands
Carr
Judea
Samaria
Harold L. Lundquist
D. D
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Dena Jacobsen
Ruth Bondelie
Rogue River
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker Dr
Chicago
Froude
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham