Mystery at Raven Hall Deepens in Tracery Intrigue
Herrick and Exon uncover a staged accident plot to smear Raven’s foes and keep Duchess of Whelp safe. A lateFamily visit by Elizabeth and a dramatic confrontation unfold as Virgil, Virgil’s uncle, and Winter collide with police and a dangerous jewel theft.
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Brenda
Monein
Countess of Brief
Herrick
Virgil
Raven
Goschen
Kingdom of Earth
Brief
Max Bracher
Percy Elbert Virgil
Max
Elizabeth
Adam
Count of Brief
Bertram
Parish
Percy Virgil
Count
Reg
Peter Led to Christ and Called to Serve
A January 1 lesson on Peter from Luke and John traces his conversion from Simon to Peter, his new name, and his call to become a fisher of men. Andrew’s example and Peter’s call illustrate how God works through everyday lives to transform and empower believers for service. The piece urges personal witness and readiness to follow Christ in the new year.
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Peter
Simon
Lord
Jesus
Christ
Andrew
Spurgeon
Moody
Wesley
The
Twelve
Sea of Galilee
God
Twentieth Century Coins Show Many Monetary Values
A New York Times writer notes that about 159 monetary values appear on twentieth century coins. Cent dominates with 22 countries, followed by centavo and franc. other values include peso florin, and odd units such as Siam art, Albania lek, Mongolia mungo, and India anna pie pice. Gold coin use wanes. Belgium Italy and Britain diverge in gold issues.
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New York Times
United States
Canada
Ceylon
China
Ethiopia
Haiti
Angola
Portugal
Cuba
Siam
Albania
Mongolia
Turkey
India
Korea
Zlory
Poland
Menelik II
Haile Selassie
Belgium
Fragonard the Court Painter of Louis XV
Renowned court painter Jean Honoré Fragonard bridged the lavish era of Louis XV with scandalous depictions of love. He trained under Boucher in Paris, later returning to Grasse amid revolutionary upheaval, dying in Paris in 1806 in obscurity.
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Louis XV
Madame du Barry
Boudoir
Francois Boucher
Paris
France
Grasse
Human Nature and Heavenly Love Quote by Maria Hare
A reflective saying from Maria Hare on how heavenly love idealizes virtue and enables bearing human infirmity, living above it, and lightening its burden. The words emphasize spiritual strength guiding daily patience and compassion.
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Maria Hare
Double Bedspread Cutting for Luxurious Taffeta
Reader asks Ruth Wyeth Spears for economical cutting of a 39 inch taffeta double bedspread from 10 yards, with instructions to cut center panel and divide leftover for ruffle pieces, plus seam allowances and welted seam tips. Includes book buy details and mailing address for orders.
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Ruth Wyeth
Spears
M. G
Evolution of American Social Dances 1776 to 1938
Collier's notes show a shift from six classic dances polka reel square dance minuet waltz and two step to a flood of over 25 new dances between 1911 and 1938. New entries include the turkey trot grizzly bear Texas tummy bunny hug hesitation tango maxixe one step Castle walk fox trot Charleston black bottom Lindy hop rumba and the big apple.
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Collier’s
Beware Coughs from Common Colds That Hang On
An old retail advertisement touts a cough remedy promising relief from lingering colds. The copy urges readers to ask their pharmacist for the Cream product and claims it soothes and heals by aiding nature and offers money back satisfaction.
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Sion
Powerful Example Quote Framing Moral Authority
A terse aphorism asserts that practice perfects doctrine as people observe actions six days a week to interpret meaning on the seventh. The speaker credits Cecil as the source of the maxim. The note reflects a historical use of quotable maxims in social instruction.
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Cecil
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