Love's Litany Plot Summary of Christie Cooper Tale
Christie Cooper, daughter of wealthy Adolphus Cooper, frets over a secret engagement to her childhood sweetheart Gene Dubois while family tensions unfold. After Adolphus dies, Christie collapses emotionally en route to Piedmont and must confront love, class, and her future as she navigates Aunt Nettie and Adele in a lavish, troubled household.
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Christine Cooper
Adolphus Cooper
Klondike
Christie
Gene Dubois
Gene
Nettie
Adolphus
Isabelle
Adele
Aunt Nettie
Lonolulu
Dr. Latham
Aunt Nettle
Piedmont
Cheistle
Hstless
Market Street
Dad
Cooper
Dolph Cooper
Piedmont House
Christine
Rose
Gere Dubow
Rug Color Sparks End to Brief Ceasefire
A lemon colored Chinese rug figures in a scene where a character covers his eyes and decides the truce cannot hold. The narrative ends with a note that the story continues tomorrow.
10-20-30 Years Ago In The Gazette July 23 1925
Feeds list multiple short items from 1925 including Fred C Fisher and Ingram Bixler elected vice president and secretary of the Iowa Farm Mortgage association in Des Moines. Miss Mary Doolittle to teach psychology and history at Barber college in Anniston Alabama. Children injured in accidents and a firefighter injuries on a pumping engine incident. Several social notices and a talk by Joseph B Sedlacek and others.
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Fred C. Fisher
Ingram Bixler
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Farm Mortgage Association
Des Moines
Mary Doolittle
Barber College
Anniston
Ala
Robert Hale
Helen Hoffman
W. J. Schnell
Miami
Fla
Joseph B. Sedlacek
William M. Hollingsworth
Andrew Rock
James Kennedy
Fourth Avenue
Third Street
Mac J. Randall
The
Iowa Odd Fellows
Anamosa
Lodge
A. K. Jeffries
Vera
Nita
Local Notes and Travels From Cedar Rapids Area
July 23, 1905 brief items noting O B Chrisler and Edith Wenger injury incident with hot water, Dr W G Hubbard and family leaving for Lucerne peace conference, H H Ferguson wins Iowa golf title again, H D Went moves to Cedar Rapids, Bill Loftus returns from St Paul and Winnipeg, and others heading to Bonanza Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Wenger
W. G. Hubbard
Lucerne
H. H. Ferguson
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
H. D. Went
Manchester
Bill Loftus
St. Paul
Winnipeg
Davis sentenced in Anamosa court on intoxication charge
Glenn Davis was sentenced to thirty days in the county jail in Justice Whitcomb's court on a charge of intoxication. The sentence was suspended on his promise to leave Jones county.
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Anamosa
Justice Whitcomb
Glenn Davis
Jones County
Notice of Probate of Will No 5 in Linn County Iowa
Public notice from Linn County Iowa District Court announces a July 27 1935 hearing to prove and admit as the last will and testament of Thomas Doyte deceased. Clerk Edwin W Lundquist directs proceedings with attorney M O Hanzlik. Cedar Rapids Iowa date July 20 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Iowa
Linn County
District Court
Thomas Doyte
Said County
Cedar Rapids
Towa
EDWIN_W. LUNDQUIST
M. O. Hanzlik
Notice of Probate of Will in Iowa Linn County
Notice is given that on July 27, 1935 at 9:00 a.m. an instrument purporting to be the Last Will and Testament of John L. Goble, late of Linn County Iowa, will be offered for probate. Cedar Rapids Iowa July 10, 1935. Attorney M. Hangzlik.
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Iowa
Linn County
District Court
John L. Goble
Said County
Agateds
Cedar Rapids
Towa
Press Your Luck in a Complex Contract Bridge Game
A rubber game story shows North and South pushing a lucky deal beyond typical limits. Despite misgivings about South's strength and a wild bid, strategic play and a favorable card drop yield a potential prize.
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North
South
Heart Finesse Secures Rubber in Bridge Rubble
In a bridge ending, West discards a heart hoping to block the suit. Declarer suspects West holds the Queen after seeing the heart ten earlier. He cashes a heart and ascends with the Ace, winning the final trick and the rubber as the heart jack completes the hand.
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South
North
East
West
Dummy
Declarer
Rats Cause Millions in Chicago Property Damage
Rats inflict about 6 million dollars in annual property damage within Chicago. The figure highlights the urban pest problem facing homeowners and businesses across the city as they confront infestation costs and safety concerns.
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Chicago
New Strength For Weak Men And Women Tonic Ad
Thousands of men and women seek renewed energy as modern life exhausts them. Clem ents Tonic promises quick blood and nerves boost, appetite, sleep, and enduring vigor. Available at May s Drug Store with money back guarantee. mail order option.
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May's
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Hazel Livingston
Gapyright
Tient
Ife
Donald Latham
Jed
Cooper House
Bonanza Springs
O. B. Chrisler
EZDWIN_W. LUND
M. O. Hangzlik
Josephine Culbertson
Bill
Ame
R Ican Tobacco Company
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