Tangled Lives The Story Ends In Rural Escape
Joyce Allen, 20, niece of Riverton hotel owner Ezra Slade, flees with Jeff Therrald to a country cottage in Eagle Nook after a night of social snubs and romantic entanglement. In a tense country-house scene, Joyce confronts coercion and plans an escape, fearing discovery and danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TNE
Joyce Allen
Ezra Slade
Riverton
Azra
Norman Weaver
Norman
Joyce
Natalie
Olf Roger Cameron
Nadine Carewe
Joxee Janks
Thoreult
Nadine
Fagte Nook
Jeff Therrald
Eagle Nook
City's Inventory Shows $36 542 Gain Last Year
The city's consolidated inventory rose by 36 542 during the fiscal year ending March 31. Finance Commissioner Louis D. Burgos filed the report with the city council showing inventory of 6 042 597 03 versus 6 006 055 61 the prior year. A Want Ad advertises painting decorating jobs under classification 13.
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Louis D. Burgos
Moone's Emerald Oil Promises Relief for Painful Feet
An advertisement touts Moone's Emerald Oil as a cure for aching feet, corns, and callouses promising foot comfort and freedom to travel. It claims the oil also treats swollen or varicose veins and credits Podzimek Phey of May Drug Co. with selling many units.
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Moone
Podzimek Phey, May Drug Co
Sidereal Guidance Highlights Romantic and Domestic Shifts
The omen notes unusual activity in love and home life with possible sensational outcomes. Birthdays may bring focus to affection, social, and artistic matters over routine concerns. A child may seek thrill unless restrained. Notable nativity: Otto Mergenthaler, inventor.
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Otto Mergenthaler
1923 Gazette notes Sadie Jones’s fatal fall and April 1923 injuries
The May 9 1923 item reports Mrs Sadie Jones fatally injured in a fall down cellar stairs. It also records Martin Singer injured yesterday in a bicycle collision with a delivery truck at Fourth Avenue and Fourteenth Street. Other notes mention Majestic theater manager William J Slattery resigning to travel to Tahiti on May 9 1913 and a firemen benefit concert netting about $1000 with music by the Fifty third regimental band Jacob Schmidt and vocalists L A Fuhrmeister A A McLeod V L Stauffacher M P Paar Mrs Vera Guess. The school year has been increased.
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Sadie Jones
Martin Singer
Fourth Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Wiliam J. Slattery
Majestic Theater
Tahiti
City Auditorium
Jacob Schmidt
L. A. Fuhrmeister
A. A. McLeod
V. L. Stauffacher
M. P. Paar
Vera Guess
School Board Action Adjusts Teacher Salaries
The board approved a two week action in lieu of a salary increase for teachers. Mrs. Thomas Yuill was elected head of the Cultus club with Mrs. Henry Coulson as vice president and Mrs. James Woodside as secretary. May 9 1903. Hotel plans discussion led to A T Averill as president J T Hamilton as vice president S G Armstrong as treasurer and Lew W Anderson as secretary. Cedar Rapids Sash and Door purchased twelve lots on the North Western tracks for a two story mill. Grand Chief Conductor E E Clark and Secretary W J Maxwell left for Pittsburgh to attend the Order of Railway Conductors meeting.
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Thomas Yuill
Cultus Club
Henry Coulson
Third Avenue
Third Street
A. T. Averill
J. T Hamilton
S G. Armstrong
Lew W. Anderson
Cedar Rapids Sash and Door Company
North Western
C and
D Avenues
Grand
E. E. Clark
W. J. Maxwell
Pittsburgh
The
Order of Railway Conductors
Lawn and Garden Supplies Ad Classification 34 A
A brief classified notice directs readers to lawn and garden supplies under classification 34 A in the Want Ad section. The ad cites advertisement context and directs customers to the appropriate category for lawn and garden items.
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Tangled Lives
Secret House
Therrald
Len
Landini
Thervald
Jeff Jerrald
Jeff
Willie Willis
Genevieve Kemble
James Woodside
Henry Montilion
Armstrong
Tyles New Sum
Lwen
Childre
Mer
Oxfords
Dre
Cali
R.F. C. Scrip
Cedar Rapids
Bargain Shoe Center
Averitie
Iligh
Rockford
Birds Eye Nainsock
Work Sox
New Spring Sox
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