Entangled Hearts Amid Hidden Wedding Secrets
In Sherwood Park near Washington, Jane Barnes and her brother Baldwin uncover a tangle surrounding Edith Towne. Edith, left at the altar by Delafield Simms, seeks refuge with Towne’s hints and a mysterious pocketbook exchange. Evans Follette, despondent after the war, rivals Towne for Jane as Edith plans a fragile return.
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Jane Barnes
Baldwin
Sherwood Park
Washington
Edith Towne
Delafield Simms
Evans Follette
Evans
Jane
Baldwin Barnes
Del
Edith
Frederick Towne
Edith Towne Dd
Towne
Follette
Baldy
Lucy
Simms
Evans Faces New Plan to Rebuild His Life
Evans, recovering neurasthenic strain after the war, plans to open a law office with funds from selling old books. Dr Hallam advocates a structured daily diary, a return to prewar routines, and eventual work life while Evans reassesses his feelings for Jane and his future with her.
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Evans
Hallam
Love at Last in Frederick's Gilded World
Jane Barnes, bright in Madonna blue and orange, enters Frederick Towne's opulent home. Towne, smitten after a single glance, plans a life with her while Edith's plans falter as a fog and car trouble delay the guests. Fate seems to seal a match between master and ward.
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Mumsie
Jane
Florence Preston
Florence
Washington
Shoreham
Georgetown
Evans
France
Frederick
Jane Barnes
Zane
Baldwin
Edith
Towrie
Briggs
Alexandria
Baldy
Waldron
Hackneys Descended From Norfolk Trotter in Early England
The hackney, now a driving breed in shows, traces to the Norfolk trotter of eastern England around 1800. Early roads and saddle use kept coarseness, but better roads and wheeled vehicles spurred refinement. Social events and imports by American sportsmen popularized the cocky performers, with road hacks and vehicles both deriving from the term.
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Johnstone
England
Maxwell Corpening
Chicago Tribune
Ben Lomond ascent offered between steamer calls
Above Loch Lomond in Scotland the Ben Lomond peak rises over 8,000 feet and grass covered to the summit. The article notes Loch Lomond at its foot as Great Britain's largest lake. It mentions a two hour ascent and descent by a party named Jess, with climbs possible between steamer calls.
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Loch Lomond
Scotland
Ben Lomond
Jess
Great Britain
Season subjects and Scripture texts selected and copyrighted
A brief notice notes that season subjects and Scripture texts are selected and copyrighted by the International Council of Religious Education and used by permission.
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International Council of Religious Education
Obedience of Jehoshaphat as a civic moral lesson
A Gospel era sermon outlines Jehoshaphat as a model for obedience to God and parents, law, and rulers. It presents five themes: good son, capable administrator, true worshiper, wise educator, and respected ruler, urging revival of personal spiritual experience and national Christian education in 1939.
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Man
God
Jehoshaphat
Asa
David
Israel
America
Hin
Wise in All I Know God Is Wise
A reflective quote from Sir Thomas Browne on wisdom and understanding, noting that divine wisdom surpasses human comprehension and that real wonder lies in what remains beyond grasp.
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God
Sir Thomas Browne
Strength for Need Our strength in God’s service day by day
A concise devotional line emphasizes that true strength grows with need and daily service to God, urging faithful perseverance and reliance on divine support.
Sewing 4 Ruth Wyeth Spears cushions and patches
Mrs Spears shares tricks for making summer cotton cushion covers from worn dress parts and winter silk covers. She explains edge stitching for a round cover and a modern patchwork pattern with simple rectangle divisions. Readers urged to order two of her books for 96 new How to Sew articles.
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Spears
S. Desplaines St
Chicago
Clothed in Gold Dress Coats Silk With Gold Film
A silk dress treated with a gold salt solution in Industrial and Engineering Chemistry forms a pure gold finish on the fiber costing about 3 dollars per yard. The design, recently shown in England, allows the gold to be recovered and reused when the garment wears out.
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England
Around the House Tips for Summer Living
Practical advice on keeping oils refrigerated to prevent rancidity reading labels on canned foods trellises set away from walls for air circulation using leftover rice and pasta as stuffed fillings cleaning bread boxes and pantry shelves summer mold control cigarette stains on brass with salt and vinegar paste cleaning suede with sawdust and emery paper tips for home care and maintenance during warm weather
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