Love Ivy Lyle Chase at Michigan coast revealed
Ivy Lyle learns a note reveals her supposed lover plans to marry heiress Damaris Chase while she contends with his hidden identity. Jack Ardsley confesses love and poverty risks to wed. a telegram to Damaris Chase confirms the deception. Ivy confronts him as public scrutiny looms.
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Ivy Lyle
Michigan
Love Ivy Lyle
Damaris Chase
Lyle
Wil
Black River
Jack Ardsley
Damaris
Chase
Darling
Agatha
Ardsley
Jasper, Chase
Ivy
Damaris Ivy
Tricks of Ancient Gold Workers and the Alloys of Electrum
A papyrus reports recipes for alloys used in cups vases and gilding gold and silver ink and testing metal purity. It explains diplosis doubling gold and silver mass while color stays, and notes skilled workers could hide fraud. Electrum or asem is central, with eleven or twelve alloy varieties described in Leylen papyrus.
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Asea
Leylen
Can't Write Francis Murphy Falsifies Name in Test
In an Irish town a candidate named Patrick Murphy faced a test before the mayor for a police vacancy. Mocked for ill handwriting, Murphy proved adept by writing his own name in bold round script, prompting cheers and a demand to write the mayor’s name, highlighting a claim of forgery.
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Patrick Murphy
Murphy
Pat
Man Comedians Witty Pick Up With Aunt Maria
Billy navigates a social minefield with Aunt Maria by keeping quiet on delicate topics until a bold lie about his future pays off. He finally wins approval by feigning interest in coins, securing a lucrative Texas chiropody job to win Mabel’s hand.
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Mabel
Billy
Maria
Lexus
Marla
Bunyan
Mamma
Aunt Maria
Texas
Pd Haute
Wells
Lene
Miabel
Change of Habit and Habits of Insects Amid Drought
A fragment discusses how various insects adapt to changing environments before and after human activity, noting elm beetles feeding on skullcap species, bees in gardens turning to grapes and raspberries, and robins shifting to seeds during a prolonged dry spell. It mentions apples in orchards suffering as if mice dug them out, and an American Golden Pippin with an unusual appearance amid a heavy crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Bunko Steerer Original.j .1 A Country Boy Seeks City Lesson
A timid farm boy travels to the city to pursue a debt, accidentally meets his uncle in disguise, falls for a bunking con, and is schooled to distrust city sharper’s tricks. His mother’s manipulation and his uncle’s aid lead to a business successor role and inheritance. The tale credits a sharp eye for country swindles over urban fear.
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J .1
Samuél ‘Risk
Lved
Ler
Siu
Benjamin Trask
Tau
Ultake
Bho
Ben
Lim
Bluffton post office lists unclaimed letters for week
The Bluffton Indiana post office publishes a list of unclaimed letters for the week ending November 28 1994. Names include W E Beeler Fred Bender Arthur Bates H Clairmonte Elizabeth Carpenter Chas Culresiur Bessie Fisher W A Gottschalk A Haines Chas Luce James Miller G W Ream G M Reynolds C Shepherd C O Vestal Alfred Wilson George Wheeler Offie Watson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluffton
Ind
Beeler
W. E. Bender
Fred. Bates
Arthur. Burne
EF. Clairmonte
Elizabeth
Carpenter
H. Culresiur
Chas. Fisher
Bessie. Gottschalk
W. A. Haines
A. Luce
Chas. Miller
James. Ream
G. W. Reynolds
G. M. Shepherd
Vestal
Cady
Wilson
Alfred
Wheeler
George
Watson
Offie
Wells County Teachers Thank Judge Vaughn Bluffton Citizens
Wells county teachers express sincere thanks to Judge E C Vaughn for vacating the courtroom aiding the association. They also thank Bluffton citizens for the music enjoyed by all, as recorded by committee members R Q Taviner Q O E Hagler and Fren Pence.
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E. C. Vaughn
Circuit Court
Wells County Teachers Association
Wells County
Bluffton
R. Q. Taviner
E. Hagler
Fren Pence
Thanksgiving turkey prices slide for Christmas demand
Turkeys for Christmas will not bring as much as Thanksgiving sales. Many people held birds hoping for higher prices and will sell at almost any figure, leading to a rush of birds onto the market as buyers seek bargains.
Patterson sells lightning rod business to Justus of Rogers & Cole
George Patterson has sold his lightning rod business to M. M. Justus, an employee at the Rogers & Cole store. Neither party has stated future intentions or declared plans.
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George Patterson
M. M. Justus
Rogers & Cole
Mr. Justus
Maccabee fair draws first carpet raffle prize
Kain held the winning ticket for the first carpet raffle at the Maccabee fair and can claim the prize by contacting the organizers. The paper notes a string of local items from Chamberlain’s Tablets to railroading pacts and a surge of county inmates in Hartford City jail amid a busy scene.
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Kain
Chamberlain
Davenport & Ehie
Hartford City
Clover Leaf
St. Louis
Bluffton
Little Rock
Ark
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