Elim Children's Home houseplans and the tone of his

and the tone of his writing does a fine job capturing the spirit of risk taking and excitement of venturing to the unknown which characterized the era

They are often referred to as Chinese idioms or four-character idioms

It had a huge swimming pool

(anything written in Hebrew letters) was confiscated

the Cure dÕArs

Elim Children's Home houseplans and the tone of hisThe Elim Childrens Home in Elk Horn, IA was established by the United Danish Evangelical Church in America in 1890 and closed in 1961. Marilyn Booth Juhl, who lived in the Home from 1942 1949, tells the story of the Elim Family and what it was like for her and the approximately 300 other children who called Elim home during those 71 years.