The Jumping Off Place
A malfunctioning car halts near a farm house on a country road set with reflections of a rural scene. After diagnosis the engine resumes, and a sign on the gate hints at drink and moral lectures as various verses on alcohol and labor appear in the tale.
High Living and the Hero's Return
Hooligan and Mulligan discuss the high cost of living during a noon break as they work on a wall. Hooligan defends his job and wages while a political digression about Teddy and the Kaiser unfolds before the 1 pm whistle ends the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manny
Mulligan
Hooligan
Donovan
Teddy
He Has Made a Success He Has Made a Success of Life
An elegiac reflection from a Detroit Free Press piece extols a man’s life as a success if, after his death, one heart mourns him and his gentle truth remains in memory. The prose blends humor and sentiment with wartime chat about Teddy, Bill, and global figures, ending with Edgar Guest’s lines on lasting influence beyond gold or deeds.
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Teddy
Th’ Kaiser
United States
Bill
Germany
Ted
Mulligan
Gazin
Philippines
Charley Fairbanks
Rome
Alps
Prisident
Switzerland
Republic
France
Ireland
General Lafayette
Senegambia
Orpheum Bill Promises Varied Vaudeville At Des Moines
Miss Una Clayton and her company present His Local Color a one act sketch at the Des Moines Orpheum with Mona D. Ryan in the sweetheart role J Francis Dooley Corrine Sales and Jimmie Lucas feature in songs and patter The Shields present Their Daddy a drama about aiding abused children and other acts include a German novelty circus trained animals blackface minstrelsy and Clement De Lion performing a remarkable sleight of hand with ivory billiard balls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Una Clayton
Francis Morey
Des Moines
Orpheum Theater
Miss Clayton
East Side
New York
Tina
Mona D. Ryan
Jean Clermont
Jimmie Lucas
Chicago
the Shields
Allen Gregory Miller
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Frank White
Lew Simmons
Clement de Lion
Land of Nowhere
Spain
Denmark
Executrix Named for Henry A Ringgenberg Estate in Ames
Anna C Ringgenberg appointed executrix by Story County District Court on February 19 1910 for the estate of Henry A Ringgenberg late of Ames Iowa. Creditors must present claims authenticated to the court and debtors must pay the estate.
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District Court
Story County
Iowa
Henry Adolph Ringgenberg
Ames
Anna C. Ringgenberg
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