Senator and Olympia Rescue Orphaned Daughters Rally Storm
Amid a heated campaign, Senator Slopshire and Aunt Olympia intervene when three orphaned girls are snatched from a pool and dragged to a sound truck. A mob demands the return, Jim Allen is injured, and the couple escorts the children to safety with police. The night ends with the family in hiding, vowing to protect the girls and deflect media scrutiny.
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Olympia
Rachel
Jim Allen
Wilkie
Del
Ben
Brother Wilkie
Ollie
Lancaster
Tonneau
Len Hardesty
Limpy
Lancy
Uncle Lancy
Uncle Lan
Senator Slopshire
Trentfare
Lesson for February 25 Scripture texts and topics
Lesson subjects and Scripture texts selected and prepared by International Council of Religious Education, used by permission.
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International Council of Religious Education
Stewardship in Matthew’s Gospel Lesson Focus
A sermon on Matthew 25 emphasizing that all people are stewards of God’s goods and will be held accountable. It contrasts faithful use of entrusted talents with neglect, urges readiness for Christ’s return, and explains rewards and judgments based on use of abilities, not absolute amount.
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Christ
Jesus Christ
As You Reap Whatsoever a Man Sows
A proverb style reflection notes that what a person sows is what they will reap. It emphasizes measuring one’s giving and actions, warning that small offerings yield small returns and urging prudent behavior aligned with moral consequences.
Chic Makeover Transforms An Old Chair
A worn chair receives a beauty treatment and new costume in soft red cotton crash with dove gray trim. The back legs are shortened an inch to improve comfort while the carved top and upholstery are preserved. Padding with cotton batting and unbleached muslin create a smooth finish.
Ask Me Another General Quiz Questions
A trivia round features questions about statesmen lineage cantaloupe vs muskmelon desert oases US mood history brain growth by life stage unfinished symphony authorship and human stomach capacity along with a note on a large produce exchange under one roof.
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United States
Answers 1 Charles Bonaparte and other trivia item
A compact list cites Answers 1 Charles Bonaparte in Roosevelt era cabinet 2 cantaloupe as muskmelon 3 springs from subterranean streams form oases 4 first U S low mood 1785–1789 5 during first five years of life 6 Schubert 7 typical daily intake four to five pints 8 Farmers Market in Pompano Florida 1 000 feet long 98 feet wide 700 freight cars capacity
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Charles Bonaparte
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Schubert
Farmers’ State
Pompano
Fla
Evidently Young Man Had But a Peep for the Ring
A young man proposed to the world's most beautiful girl and she accepted. In a jewelers he examined rings and chose a diamond priced at 250 dollars. He whistled, then asked about a second ring. The assistant replied its price was two whistles.
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Hilda
Aunt Olympia
Waterloo
St. Helena
Len Hardesty
Del
Olympia
Wilkie
Shiek
United Mohammedans
Allah
Ollie
Camel ads claim slower burn for extra pleasure per puff
Bill Corum cites scientists to claim Camels burn slower offering extra mildness, coolness, and flavor. Advertising says the slower burn gives more pleasure per puff and more puffs per pack, with emphasis on extra smoking pleasure.
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Bill Corum
Bil Corum
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Hueston
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Merett! Ca
Helen
Adele
Laney
Martin
Ben Baldy
Olympa
Her
Harold L Lenore
Dean
Moony Bible Fastinite
Western T Newspaper Union
Ruth Wyeth
Arso
Amelita Galli
Curci
A&b
Europe
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