Missionary Voyage Ends In Island Romance And Pearl Gift
George McAusland sails from America to Fiji Islands to take a missionary post. He falls in love with Mary, a passenger who travels with her missionary parents on Gilead Island. After battles with pirates and a native epidemic, George stays to lead the mission and Mary accepts his proposal. A native gifts Mary a bag of pearls before they depart.
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George McAusland
America
Fiji Islands
Pretty Mar
Doncaster
Honolulu
Gilead Island
Mary
George
Corkran
Colm
Oac
Venturer
Richard
Peter Carr
Peter
Pearls Stir Mystery Aboard the Venturer At Night
Mary discovers fourteen pearls given by Jarambo and hidden on a packet. Peter covets the pearls and hints at more, while the crew and Corkran’s management stir tensions aboard the Venturer as George recovers and Mary weighs secrets from Fritz’s murder and her uncle’s death.
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Venturer
Mary
Tommy
Peter
Gestagy
George
Corkran
Tommy Hanline
Sifmre
Whalers Wife Seeks Truth Amid Ocean Tensions
Mary probes her uncle’s death and Peter Carr’s role as Venturer sails toward Juan Fernandez. Aboard, Richard Corr pressures discipline among crew as tensions rise with island girls approaching the ship and rival loyalties emerge in the crew.
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Peter
Uncle Tom
Gilead
Richard
Captain Cott
Tom Hanline
Joe Bingham
Peter Carr
Mary
Juan Fernandez
George
Isaiah
Mr. McAusland
Cap'n Corr
Moral upbring and temperance lesson for home
Article blends badminton stars and a religious sermon urging strong Christian homes. It emphasizes preparing children to resist temptation, parenting by example, and teaching God’s Word, then cites Jeremiah and Jonadab to promote temperance against beer advertising and youth drinking.
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Christ
America
Jonadab
Jeremiah
S S Lesson May 11 Subjects and Scripture Texts
The notice lists the May 11 Sunday school lesson topics and scripture selections prepared by the International Council of Religious Education under license.
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S. S
International Council of Religious Education
Garm er Brown’s cutout pattern for practical lawn care
A vintage cutout pattern features a boy in patched overalls and straw hat spraying a garden. The 16 inch outline is numbered 29278 and priced at 15 cents. Includes plywood tracing and simple cutting directions with painting tips and ordering details.
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Garmer Brown
Unlimited Debate Rules in Senate and House
The United States Senate grants unlimited debate time once a senator is recognized, allowing continuous speaking until they end or the session closes. In contrast, the House parcels out debating time with stricter limits and schedules.
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United States Senate
Quotations on Fortune and Wisdom
A concise literary line noting that people feel neither fully content with wealth nor completely content with intellect, attributed to Deshoulieres. The remark reflects a timeless balance between material success and intellectual fulfillment.
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Fritz
Hurd
Hirself
Cap'n
Speedway
Ken Davidson
Hugh Forgie
Zowie
Ken
Forgie
Best
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Doe D
Western Cacaone Union
Kansas City
Cicero
Neemma Zee
Rela Cses
Garfield
Deshoulieres
Steston
la Bruyere
Lydia E. Pinkt Pound
Pinkham
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