On Being Late and Barbara Williams
A humorous tale of Barbara Williams who is chronically late and the toying plot by husband Dick Williams to cure her. He plans a dramatic anniversary sting on a Friday at Tremont and Boylston, but discovers her arrival just as he returns home, leading to a moral reversal as he realizes the futility of the scheme and embraces her with a kiss.
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Switzerland's Snowbound Alpine Landscape Described
Switzerland lies in the central Alps as an inland mountainous nation with about 15 976 square miles. The Jura to the northwest borders France and Germany. Between Lake Constance and Lake Geneva lie Neuchatel Zurich Lucerne Brienz and Blenne feeding the Aar Geneva and Constance basins. Much of the country remains under permanent snow due to its elevation.
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Ostrich Speed and Feeding in Quick Circles
The ostrich is among the fastest animals using its wings to aid running but veers in large circles, allowing a hunter on a slower horse to close in and shoot. It mainly feeds on grain and vegetation and will eat almost anything.
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Hospital Bonded Romance Ends In Farewell Letter
Doctor Barnes, famed for bone surgery, comforts Gay Nelson at Trinity hospital. After a tense foster of attraction and unspoken grief, Gay leaves with a signed check for his fee, revealing a final dig at his ego and a plan to move on alone.
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Howe About: Shaw on Communism and modern life
By ED HOWE ERNARD SHAW has changed his mind again about Communism. He argues against tyranny in Russia, jokes about horses winning races, and critiques heroes and urban life. He reflects on roads, debt, and national spirit while noting Americans’ self awareness and manners.
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The Judgment of the Nations in Matthew Twenty One
A religious lesson analyzes Matthew chapter twenty one with a focus on the King’s test of service. It outlines the coming judgment of nations, the role of Jesus as judge, Jerusalem as the judgment site, and the separation of sheep and goats based on treatment of Christ’s messengers and brethren.
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For Our Trust The Infinite Father
A short reflective line asserts that the Infinite Father does not need catechism to reveal himself. It urges individuals to place trust in him and promises rest for the restless heart if they lean on divine guidance.
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Constant Prayer Inspires Timed Devotion Across Seasons
A reflection notes how love for creatures drives regular prayer at set seasons and prescribed times, urging faithful practice and discipline in daily devotion. The emphasis remains on maintaining steadfast, ritualized prayer beyond spontaneous feeling.
Cod Liver Oil Supplement Trial for Industrial Workers
An industrial study with 185 subjects 115 women and 70 men tested cod liver oil daily as a dietary supplement to reduce lost time from colds. The control group had 128 participants 88 women and 40 men, and the evaluation compared absenteeism and illness outcomes.
Kindergarten advocates system atie training in schools
Kindergarten advocate urges every public school to include pre school training under skilled instructors. C. F. Allen, president, State Teachers' College, Valley City, N. D. Your local dealer markets Ferry's Pure Bred Vegetable Seeds now five cents per package.
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Wolf skin disguise leads to fatal neighbor shooting
In a misread hunt near Cincinnati, a group of peasants organized to chase a supposed wolf that stole their lambs. They spotted a dark figure in a field, fired, and killed a neighbor who was wearing a wolf's skin to rob their flocks. The incident highlights a tragedy arising from mistaken identity.
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