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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1904
Page
6
In this excerpt from The Secret of the Marionettes the uncle declares his intention to marry his niece against family and legal objections. He threatens dire consequences while his brother recoils in shock and silence.
Hendricks hides in a Pleasant avenue cottage as job seeks him out then contends with James and Frank Ellison over a torn envelope. A dangerous conspiracy unfolds amid shifting loyalties and a mysterious handwriting clue.
Rail schedule shows eastbound, westbound, northbound trains with times for the Overland Limited Pacific Express Colorado Ex Neb and Dak Ex and others. Notes indicate some trains do not run on Sundays and baggage must be checked two minutes before arrival.
A Town Topics item discusses social attitudes toward motherhood and a woman who balances childbearing with public duties. It questions societal disgrace and notes the woman is nearly like a mother to the child, reflecting evolving views on maternal roles.
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