Christmas Tree From Maine Remembers Old Days
A Newfoundland style reminiscence describes a Christmas tree from Maine brought to a house. The speaker recalls children asleep, Mandy with stockings, a doll and windmill, and a memory of past years. The scene shifts to Maine woods and a late night talk by the tree about love and youth as dawn arrives.
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Maine
Pop
Tom Dorkins Returns for Christmas After Nine Year Gaps
In Scarborough Grandma Dor kin keeps Christmas ready with horse ginger cakes for Tom Dorkins. Homer Fox brings news of Tom’s absence and longing, but a final Christmas eve reveal shows Tom returning home after nine years, reuniting with his mother and old friends.
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Tom
Chris’mas
Gran
Homer Fox
Cracky
Susy
Liddy Jackson
Wim
Homer
Europe
Christa
Grandma
Gomer
Orphan’ Asylum
Wallingford
Peter Crump
Post Ofice
Scarborough Weekly Argus
Chris
Grandma Dorkins
Tom Dorking
Tom Dorkins
Wallingford Orphan Asylum
fAlagrant
General Managers
Phil
Mr. Dorkins
Mr. Dorking
Sam
The Resolve and Hope in New Year’s Silent Resolve
For the New Year, resolve and hope rise above past sins as the mind turns to the future. Do not dwell on old records but seek the light within. Believe in the divine life within to grow and lift the soul toward a grand creative reach with God's strengthening force.
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Euphrates
Fosinlintte
We Have Not Passed This Way Before Sermon
A historical sermon argues life as a first journey, urging reverence and divine guidance. It compares crossing the Jordan to facing new hardships, stresses following the divine lead over human advice, and emphasizes gratitude, humility, and steadfast faith amid sorrow and change.
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Lalf Mage
Jordan
Mount Lebanon
Joshua
Israel
Ress
Sloshua
Sone Ue
Lity
Dak
Pal
Meptael
Mora
Congress
Rocky Mountains
Pacific
Monroe
Jefferson
Sacred Box
Custom House
Chon
Alikhta
The
The Passage of the Bad Bea in Exodus 14
A devotional discussion on the Exodus narrative focusing on Pharaoh's pursuit, Moses’ leadership, and the miraculous crossing of the Red Sea. The piece notes routes, weather, and the deliverance as a defining biblical event, praising divine salvation and warning against fear.
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Pharooh
Moses
Aprons
Salt Lake
Suez Canal
Gulf of Suez
Dawson
Red Sea
Gulf
Mediterranean
Suex Canal
Egypt
Trontier
New York
Sandy
Canaan
Philistia
Etham
Cloud
Baal-gephon
Sea
Bitter Lake
Pharok
Lernel
Tixtieth
Merenpiah
Vinit
Timiuy
Ing
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