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The Diller Record in Diller, Nebraska

22 Jan 1948

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The Diller Record

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Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

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Jan 22, 1948

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3

Pepper Tree Inn wedding threads bind restless hearts

Rosemary contemplates love and duty after Ellen Carter’s California wedding at Peppertree Inn. Kent and Bob Elliot navigate loyalty and envy as Rosemary copes with illness and a hospital stay amid plans for Ellen’s happy union and the inn’s evolving future.

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Bristol Professor Bristol Rosemary Simmons Peppertree Inn Bristols California Bob Elliot Kent Standish Kent Bob Standish Madre Bob’ Elliot Rosenmary Gayety Ellen Carter Elliot Mrs. Elliot Standishes Mrs. Standish Ellen Jim Len Darling Itin
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We Work With God In Asia and America, Jones Says

Dr E Stanley Jones on mission life choosing to serve distant Asia over abundant America. He asserts he would give a thousand lives to reach wistful Asian souls, stressing faith obedience in Romans I Corinthians as the path to work with God. The message urges believers to reconcile others to Christ and live out ambassadorial faith.

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R.E. Stanley Jones Atlanta The Orient Asia America Bing Paul Dr. Jones God Jesus Christ Abraham Moses Egypt Ead Washington Lincoln Lee Christ E. Stanley Jones Wn‘ Features
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Roosevelt Story About Two Loud Negroes on Pennsylvania Ave

Franklin D Roosevelt’s favorite tale recounts two rowdy young men in Washington who mistake a long black car with sirens for the President’s conveyance. They fear the approaching vehicles and debate who the driver might be, revealing startled awe and misunderstanding.

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Franklin. D. Roosevelt Pennsylvania Avenue Washington United States
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Jean Randall Ellen’s Elliots Len Peargon H’m Gais Uge Wu. Newton, B Dr. Newton Sri Ieee Liniment Lice Nervou Pinkham
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