Ruth ends deceit as biographical scams fail
Vere Dalton hides a failed fraud behind a line of biographical sketches for a publishing firm. Ruth Eastley, a diligent writer, is betrayed as he yields to a paid life of deception. After Dalton is exposed, Ruth finds reward in honesty and a new story of true affection with Cecil Browne.
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Vere Dalton
Ruth Eastley
Dalton
Ruth
Cecil Browne
Pretty flower girl and the reward ending in marriage
A Midland city flower girl crooned loudly to no avail. A professional man offered a reward to stop her. After she vanished, a constable returned to claim the prize and revealed he married her, ending the nuisance at home.
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Midland
Taking Teacher at Her Word About Flies
The teacher urges eradicating flies as disease carriers and keeping homes screened. A sudden crash reveals Sammy killed a fly, shocking the class and drawing a sharp reaction from the teacher. The scene captures a child’s pest control act in a schoolroom setting.
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Sammy
Nolse
Margin explained as the money you put up
A brief dialogue notes margin in stocks with a speaker defining it as the amount you invest and risk losing, while the other agrees. The exchange captures a casual, instructional moment from a Boston Evening Trapscrip context.
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Boston
Akhlat Tombs Shaped by Armenian Mussulman Craft
A study of the Akhlat kumdets near Lake Van highlights their graceful stonework and fortified history. The nameless standing tomb and its nearby companion reflect a clash of Armenian design and Islamic builders, raised in a harsh, earthquake-prone landscape and crafted in pink stone that gleams under Van’s light.
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Akhlat
Lake van
Sir Martin Conway
van and Titicaca
Armentian
Cordillera
Van
Fortress of
Akhthamar
Akhiat
Taj
Agra
Mra Grundys
Ant
Erzerums
Erzerum
Mussulman
Lynch
Shadi Agha
Kumbets
Alwaays
Vostan
Ardos Hilla
Chaimber
Halimeh
Ibrahim
Iowa Guard Election Officials Appointed at Border
Governor Clarke appoints four Iowa election commissioners to oversee guard voter ballots from 4,500 soldiers on the border with 3,622 eligible voters. Ballots from Brownsville and Donna will be counted with home county totals, using 95 county ballots and omitted township tickets.
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Brownsville
Donna
Texas
Iowa
Des Moines
Clarke
F. M. Hoege
Perry
T. J. Mahoney
Boone
Col
C. J. Wilson
Washington
G. L. Caswell
Denison
Election Commission
Humboldt
Jackson
Monroe
Palo Alto
Ringgold
Black Hawk
Cerro Gordo
Clinton
Dubuque
Hamilton
Johnson
Linn
Montgomery
Muscatine
Polk
Scott
Webster
Woodbury
Farmers Gravel Streets at Roland Dedication
Roland dedicated its consolidated school plant costing 50 000 with Governor Clarke and J A Woodruff speaking. Farmers improved streets by hauling gravel for a day, thirty teams loading wagons and 140 loads placed, town roads now in fine condition and more to follow.
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Roland
Clarke
J. A. Woodruff
Cure Many Tuberculosis Cases in Iowa City Oakdale Sanitarum
The Iowa state tuberculosis sanitarum at Oakdale reports treating 2 500 TB cases in eight years with recoveries in at least half. Over the past year the laboratory conducted almost 26 000 bacteriological exams, 8 000 more than any prior year, and now tests for TB diphtheria typhoid and rabies while immunizing infected people and analyzing water and epidemiological data.
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Iowa City
Oakdale
H. V. Scarborough
Iowans Win Prizes at National Dairy Show Ames
Iowa exhibitors led by W. B. Barney claim top prize haul at Springfield Massachusetts dairy show. About 40 to 50 Iowa entrants won recognitions in Holsteins and Guernseys including first prizes. W W Marsh of Waterloo took the 12 beat Holsteins prize. B W French of Davenport and William Galloway of Waterloo combined their herds to win the 12 beat Guernseys prize.
Indianola Banker Dies Suddenly at Home
Indianola mourns 81 year old banker A. Worth who died of heart disease while writing to a son in Montana. Organizer of Worth Savings Bank and longtime First National banker. Survived by sons Craig in Helena Montana and Roy of Seattle Washington.
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Indianola
Graham A. Worth
Montana
Worth
Worth Savings Bank
First National Bank
Craig
Helena
Mont
Roy
Seattle
Washington
Wife Too Ill To Work Boosts Weight With Lydia Pinkham Remedy
Mrs Wu of Indianapolis health crisis featured as she credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with lifting her from 109 pounds to 133 pounds after five months. She now handles all home tasks and praises the remedy as a godsend. The ad invites advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co in Lynn, Massachusetts.
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Indianapolis
Lydia E. Pinkham
Wu. Green
Addison Street
Indiana
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
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