Vacationing cousins uncover murder in distant land
John Spencer and Geoffrey Bohun vacation in Auattla where Geoffrey, a portrait painter, trails into a forest mystery. John, hearing voices, investigates and discovers four men with a murdered figure in livery. Pharaoh leads the gang with Dewdrop Rush and Bugle. John's risky slip reveals his name to the assassins, forcing them to alert Geoffrey and Barley.
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John Spencer
Geoffrey Bohun
Auattla
Geofffy
Peters
John Frears
Jimh
Romante
Pharaoh
Ang
Dewdrop
Rush
Bugle
John
Assassina
Geoffrey
Barley
Pharaoh’s Four Target Aiding an Austrian Mystery
Geoffrey and the narrator discuss a deadly gang known as Pharaoh and a jewel theft linked to the Lyveden case. They suspect four killers murdered a watchman and plan a cautious chase, sparking a street pursuit to uncover the men while a mysterious Austrian heiress, Lady Helena Yorick, offers essential aid and potential trust. The duo plots a rendezvous at a farm near Annabel and heads toward Salzburg to outpace their dangerous foes.
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Geoffrey
Lyvedena
Hampshire
Goodwood
Bailey
Anthony Lyveden
Ald
Jough
Guch
Pharaoh
Iday
Jose
Barley
Tripic
St. Jacques
Anlike Ag
Jacques
Perera
Gome
Salzburg
Florin
Blackguards
Ilorin
Helena
Annabel
Villach
John
Cage
St le
Pharaoh and Co
Business Fights Bene factor Roosevelt in Roaring 1930s
Earl Godwin surveys the clash between Roosevelt and big business in Washington. He notes the rise of anti New Deal factions led by the National Association of Manufacturers and the Chamber of Commerce. He predicts intensified campaigns, Jackson Day events, and party maneuvering as Democrats seek Pennsylvania leverage and Republicans settle on a strong anti Roosevelt nominee.
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Earl Godwin ‘ Ashington
Roosevelt
National Association of Manufacturers
United States Chamber of Commerce
Dupont
Liberty League
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Wall Street
Manufacturers’ Associations
Duponta
Steel Trust
Chambers of Commerce
Nand
John W. Davis
J. P. Morgan Counsel
Morgans
Republican National Committee
Henry Fletcher
Republican Finance Committee
Mississippi
Henry
Mammon
New Deal
White House
Democratic National Committee
Jackeson
National Committee
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Landon
Kansas
Borah
Hoover
Cato
Carthage
Vandenberg
James Farley
Ohio Society
New York
Parley
Big
Republican National
How God Restored His People Lesson Summary
December lesson outlines mercy from everlasting to everlasting for those who fear God. It reviews Israel’s exile and restoration through prophets Isaiah Jeremiah Ezekiel Daniel Nehemiah Ezra Zerubbabel Malachi, then previews study of Luke. Assignments urge season themes, character studies, and timely topics for adult classes.
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Israel
Isaiah
Jeremiah
Ezekiel
Daniel
Nehemiah
Ezra
Zerubbabel
Malachi
Itl
Jehovah
Temple
Belshazzar
Judah
Jerusalem
Poetic tribute to a city and love in Emerson style
A fragmentary reverie speaks of a man rich in sight and sound, bearing the morning and night, and the vast galaxy within. It contemplates the geometry of a city of God, power of love, and the realms of right and wrong.
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Hmerson
Work Thank God Cure Voice of Eternal Friend
The fragment reflects a pious message urging labor and faith, contrasting human effort with divine guidance. It emphasizes perseverance through spiritual certainty, portraying work as aligned with an eternal friendship rather than opposition.
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Itintoni
Wateirado
Chapter
Church of St. Jacques
Helena Yorick
Hand Yorick
Maryland
Miasouri
Wilson
California
Cox
San Francisco
City
New York State
Coolidge
al Smith
Texas
Miraole
Chicago
Congress
Col. Knox
Ehhinery
Bulle
Secretary of Commerce
Roper
Labert St. Clair
Wentera Newspaper
Valen
Uniform International
Gene Ay Lesson
PAN Ns ‘Eibi
Niéa Ewoten Newspaper
Hintons
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