The Barbara and Anthony Engagement Obscured by Doubt
In a box party scene Miss Barbara lies in the balance as Twining probes her happiness with Anthony. Barbara confirms affection while Anthony’s attentions and Dan’s fate loom. Twining agrees to wait, and Dan laments the ruin of a plan as Barbara's feelings for Anthony clear yet concealed.
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Henrietta Winstanley
Bishop Winstanley
Anthony
Barbara Ilemingray
Dan
Tom Twining
Barbara
Ankony
Twining
Hemingway
Tsinlny
Ang
Mr. Twining
Antony
Rose in a memoranda book stirs a quiet inquiry
In a bleak evening scene Miss Winstanley visits the narrator to discuss a rose found in a memoranda book, the mystery centered on Charles. The pair banter about roses and honesty while she suspects Barbara Hemingway’s engagement to Anthony hides Dan’s troubles, hinting at deeper intrigue.
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Kimmons
Miss Winstanley
Mr. Twining
Barbara Hemingway
Anthony
Dan
Corn Products Train Joke At Dinner in New York
A western railroad president at a friend’s country house in New York remarks that corn products of the year, if loaded into one train, would place an engine entering New Jersey as a caboose leaves Los Angeles. A woman protests, saying two engines could not pull such a train. Sunday Magazine.
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New York
New Jersey
Los Angeles
the Sunday Magazine
Mystery of Hannibal Cave Ties Twain Figure to Finn
D A McDaniel of Chicago learned Dr R A Gardner died a year ago while visiting the city. He recalled the Hannibal cave tragedy of the early seventies involving five boys including his brother James Crout and Harry Hunstock which inspired Mark Twain’s Huckleberry Finn character.
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Huckleberry Finn
D. A. McDaniel
Chicago
R. A. Gardner
Mr. McDaniel
James
Harry Hunstock
Clarence
Frank Crout
Hannibal Cave
Mark Twain
Huckle Sperry Finn
William A Radford Answers Readers on Building Topics
William A Radford, noted editor author and manufacturer, will answer questions on all building subjects for readers. Send inquiries to No 194 Fifth Ave Chicago IL with a two cent stamp for reply.
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Willam A. Sadford
William A. Radford
Fifth Ave
Chicago
The Concrete Block House: Strength and Economy in Design
A discussion praises concrete block as a versatile, economical building material when properly made and cured. It highlights design possibilities from marblelike faces to rough textured blocks, emphasizes thorough mixing and ample water, and describes a two story 24 by 30 foot house with porch pillars, plastered exterior, and climate resilience.
Hats and blouses of fashion in a suffrage era
A discussion of improving hat stability with new devices to keep hats from tilting, including small funnel devices and perforated coronet hairpieces. Also notes chic blouse styles the kimono blouse in chiffon and net guimpe with lace, Breton embroidery, and delicate framed color patterns.
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Hata
Local Business Directory Fragment in Atlantic Area
Classified snippet lists Wood & Savery as abstractors and real estate lenders, Dr. W C Heers dentist, J A Giffen furniture and undertaking, and W M Bailey embalmer. Also notes addresses on Birth and Cheatni Sts and Green Street with telephone references. Fragmentary listing of other merchants and services in Atlantic.
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John H. Wood
Ben U. Wood
C. W. Savery
Sts. Atlantic
IOTFA
W.C. Heers
Smiley
Green
Atlantic
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Ha Story
Alma Martin
Estabrock
Patricia
A. Weil
Picatt
Mrs. Antony
Miss Streeter
Aly
Marbaray
Anron
Jack Anthony
Radford
Beo Rm
Beo
Livina
Kitchen
Thall
Chas. A. Grubb
C. B. Clovis
Matthrs
Melchar's
Iowa
T. B. Swan
J.B. Rockafellow
Ama Federal Courte Atlantic
Wood & Savery
D. O. Herbert
Eset
Fifth Street
Max Emmert
Musson
Mussoni
Bell
C. G. Clark
Interne Hospital
State University of Iowa
R. A. Gamble
Opera House
Chas. D. Finley
Chestnut Street
C. L. Campbell
Gillespie Building
Phonia Musson
A. S. Mullins
Owa
G. R. Miller
Butte
J. A. Giffen
C. Thurman Furniture Company
W. M. Bailey
Ak Atlantic
Butler
M. H. Butler
Noel
Tha
Gianca
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