Entering into Life by the Suffering Maiden
A Southern Presbyterian piece depicts a dying woman, her calm acceptance, and a celestial sense of entering life rather than death. It contrasts mortal pain with spiritual release, noting Christ’s assurance of belonging to Him as she rests.
The Lady of Linton and the Unspoken Fate
Miriam Hepburn and Sir Roland Hepburn wed under compulsion to unite Linton Towers with wealth and name. On their wedding eve a cold, loveless bond forms as Roland longs for affection he cannot receive. After a mysterious act in the basement, Roland vanishes and leaves Linton Towers with a troubling secret lingering over the estate.
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Linton Towers
Anne
Kent
Miriam Hepburn
Linton
Roland Hepburn
Miriam
Agnes Hepburn
Roland
Sir Roland
Lady Agnes
Agnes
Priscilla
Lord of
Lord of the Towers
Hepburn
Lady Hepburn
Many & Castle
Multiplication of the Scriptures and other anecdotes
A column echoes on scriptural production claiming over a million Bible copies yearly, then shifts to a tale of eye loss from epizooty. It humorously recounts polygamy as an investment and debates the word negro, urging careful use of race terms and defending African-descent identities.
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Fred. Palmer
Elmira
N. Y
California
Utah
America
Africa
Remarkable Civil War Private Tom Kelly Scout and Spy
Tom Kelly of the Second Michigan Infantry was famed as a private with extraordinary abilities. He spied behind Confederate lines, spiked guns, and escaped numerous traps, claiming invulnerability until a lightning bolt killed him and a captured scout near Union lines.
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Tom Kelly
Second Michigan Infantry
Tom
Richmond
Vicksburg
New Orleans
Hooker
Kelly
Lookout Mountain
Missouri
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