Dolly the beloved one grows birthday joy yearly
A family treats their doll like companion Dolly on her birthday with a small party. They sing a song to Dolly and present gifts chosen by her, topped by peach ice cream and a cake. The scene, warm with marshmallow treats and fern decorations, shows their deep affection for Dolly as a cherished family member.
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Laws for the Goose Fifth Your Tongue and Heart Say It All
The piece offers advice on courtship and marriage with humor about speaking slowly, choosing a home, and listening to others while warning not to overstep. It hints at a woman ready for a proposal after years of effort, stressing practical readiness and social opinions.
The Why of Superstitions
Discussion of disease transference in primitive belief systems with examples from Britain and Scotland. Explains the idea that illness could be moved from person to animal or object as a way to cure the sufferer. Concludes that such beliefs arise from observed contagion within communities.
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Scotland
England
New Caledonia French Possession Between Australia and IJWI Islands
New Caledonia is a French possession located about halfway between Australia and the IWJI islands with an area around 8,000 square miles. It served as a penal settlement after Paris s surrender in 1871 and many Communists were sent there. It also hosts nickel mines, among the few known deposits of a metal outside Ontario s Sudbury district.
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Australia
Paris
Sudbury
Ontario
Thinking makes it so the mind shapes destiny
A meditation piece argues thoughts shape character and mood, noting thinking sets views of life but cannot alter fixed cosmic laws or moral orders. It warns reason bounds thinking and that irrationality becomes insanity when crossing rational limits. ©1929 Western Newspapers Union.
Ant as Flying Engine Beats Man on a Pillar
A notebook comparison states an ant measuring one eighth of an inch climbs a ten foot pillar in 68 seconds, equivalent to mountaining a mile for a man. The ant scales 960 times its length, shows no fatigue, and travels at constant speed up and down, highlighting a flawless miniature engine.
What Sin Is and Its Consequences in Scripture
The January 13 lesson outlines sin as deviation from divine standard and a transgression of the law. It traces the origin of sin in Adam, its universal reach, and its effects on believers, stressing confession, forgiveness, cleansing, and Christ as advocate in the path to obedience.
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Paul
Garden of Eden
Adam
Satan
Eve
Mark
Jesus Christ
Christ
Calvary
The Love of Christ Elevates the Man Within
A religious reflection asserts that true change comes when Christ’s love enters a heart. It claims this love lifts a man above himself, removes inner sin, and fills him with peace and power.
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Christ
Wealth Wealth: A Weak Anchor and the Law of God
Fragmentary quote-era reflection argues virtue as the firm guide, noting wealth as a fragile anchor. The speaker invokes Pythagoras and moral law to emphasize steadfast character over earthly riches.
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God
Pythagoras
Literary Lights Find Fame Not Widespread
Sinclair Lewis, unknown in a Mid dle Western town, laments fame tied to movies and politics. He notes that vers libre or super realism misleads the public and recalls Marie Corelli at Watermouth castle, contrasting lasting literary recognition with fleeting fame.
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Sinclair Lewis
Devon
Fracombe
Watermouth Castle
Marie Corelli
Satan
Mary Gorilla
Devil
Monster Indian Dam Completes World Largest Structure at Bhatgar
The project at Bhatgar, Bhor state, India, finished as the world’s largest dam. It spans 5,833 feet with masonry of 21,500,000 cubic feet, holding back a lake 14,14 miles wide. Two canals exceed 100 miles will irrigate over 850,000 acres, with crop value near 12.5 million dollars. A moral aside notes brides and charitable girls in traditional wisdom.
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Bhor
India
Hamlet Performance Guideline Cited by Player
A line asserts that a player should not stage Hamlet unless he bears the ghost of a slay, framing stagecraft as requiring a specific spectral element to justify the role and scene choices.
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