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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1914
Page
3
Alan Law, pursued by enemies and driven to insanity by the forest fire, tumbles down a cliff and almost drowns. A young woman in hunting clothes and her guide rescue him as he drifts in a canoe and a floral scent hints at a mysterious presence. He recovers briefly with water and a phantom kiss before sleep ends the delirium.
In a Manhattan corner office Miss Rose Trine meets Digby, learning Alan Law’s plan to enter the United States by the back door. Digby warns of a trey of hearts signaling a fatal family feud tied to Alan’s crossing and the father’s spy network. Rose vows action and secrecy, steals documents, and escapes the house.
Oklahoma City essay from October 1914 describes Superintendent Duke urging school districts to hold a Flower Fair on October 16 with premiums for wild and tame flowers, room displays, and plant knowledge. It promotes botany, agriculture, and school patron engagement, with a suggested program and premium list and a note offering expert plant identifications.
Captain A P Cagle a longtime Konawa resident and ex Confederate soldier was struck by a north bound freight train while crossing a railway near the post office. He died within 45 minutes with severe head wounds and internal injuries. Cagle, about 75, was a respected businessman and noted figure in politics and Georgia origins.
Altus Oklahoma October 9 Bob Williams Democratic candidate for Governor stirred a large audience with state affairs and statehood history but sparked wild approval when pledging to uphold President Woodrow Wilson's national doctrines and support his policies as chief executive.
Within the hour Rose Trine confronts her ailing father in a shadowy chamber lit by crimson and black, the stark setting reflecting his monomaniacal passion for vengeance that sustains his waning days.
Question prompts reflection on actions and motives while presenting Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as highly recommended by long-time users. Mrs. O. EB. Sargent of Peru Indiana endorses its value and praises its worth. Sold by all dealers.
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