1913 KENYON A. PALMER. Two Fine Content Letters by Important Gideon Bible Society Pioneer! Congregational Due to publicity she and

Due to publicity she and Edward opened their own "healing home" to pray for the sick

Gladstone began to support Neapolitan opponents of the Bourbon rulers: his "support" consisted of a couple of letters that he sent from Naples to the Parliament of London

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1913 KENYON A. PALMER. Two Fine Content Letters by Important Gideon Bible Society Pioneer! Congregational Due to publicity she andVery fine pair of extensive letters written by Keyon Alexander Palmer [1872 1952]. Field Secretary of the Gideon's International for many years, his Scrapbook was published after his death and recounted decades of history with the Bible distribution movement. These letters are quite moving in that they reveal someone who was, in private, exactly what he professed to be in public. He writes to a long time friend, Howard Smith of Nebraska, with deeply