Fourth Estate Novelized Romance Seeks Headstrong Love
In a dramatic scene from the 1909 novel based on a Patterson Ford play, Judith confronts Wheeler about their divided paths and the toll of leadership. She urges him to act for his own light while she speaks from years of responsibility and longing. He professes devotion as emotion overcomes restraint.
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Wheeler
Judith
Brand
Judge and Editor Plot to Buy Silence in Bribery Scheme
In a tense scene Brand pressures Judge Bartelmy over a Lansing Iron ruling while Nolan and Dupuy watch. Brand exposes the judge’s behavior, offers a bribery deal of ten thousand dollars for silence, and Judith confronts romance amid political intrigue. The chapter closes with a plan to meet at Brand’s office or the judge’s chambers as Judith and Brand’s relationship deepens.
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Brand
Nolan
Advance
Oak Door Club
Bartelmy
Wheeler
Dupuy
Judith
Lansing
Supreme Court of the United States
Washington Avenue
Lansing Iron Corporation
Mr. Brand
Neor
Judge Bartelmy
United States
Overcoat Covers Employee's Expense Account Jokes
A Washington Star joke about a junior associate asking for an expense account. The traveler replies his expense account is in his new overcoat, prompting the partner to admit relief that the account might be hidden in the coat despite the firm’s finances.
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Washington Star
Beheading of John the Baptist in Herod’s Court
The lesson recounts John the Baptist’s imprisonment and execution at Herod’s feast, Herod’s fear and curiosity about Jesus, and John’s disciples informing Jesus. It links the event to broader themes of forgiveness, divine judgment, and personal faith as Peter’s question “Who is this?” echoes the central inquiry of belief.
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John the Baptist
Herod
Jesus
John
Elijah
David
Simon Peter
Peter
Jesus Christ
Philip
Herodias
Babylon
God
Galilee
Mark
Sylvanus Stall
Philadelphia
John Fi
Phil. i
Verily Verily in John Six Christ Emphasizes Truth
The article discusses the word verily as a translation of amen, its dual use for emphasis and liturgical response, and John’s distinctive double verily. It explains Christ’s statements in John six about seeking Him for loaves, the bread of life contrast with manna, and the necessity of belief for eternal life, with related Bible readings.
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Sherman H. Doyle
D. D
John
Christ
Elis
God
Moses
Calvary
Letter From Endeavorers In India
A letter from the Christian Endeavor society in Mahoba India describes ninety members six officers and committees striving to extend Christian faith in a land of idol worship. The note asks for prayers and for missionaries to work in the dark places of India and closes with Salaam and blessings.
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Endeavorers
India
United Society of Christian Endeavor
America
Mahoba
Prem
Kriat
Christ
Jesus
Christian Endeavor Society
Bishal
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Frederick R. Toombs
Joseph Medill Patterson
Harriet Ford
Dackk
Ed Dupuy
Judith Bartelmy
Colverlebl
Wheeler Brand
D. M. Stearns
Christian Endeavor
Gen. xiii
Ps. Iviii
Mark ix
Mark xi
John iii
Xiii
Xvi
John x
Luke xxiii