The Dream That Came True
A romance set in an autumnal rural scene at a rectory with Evaadne and Professor John, where a fragile belief in miracles collides with aging wisdom. a bold confession leads to a dawn of love as the couple faces time and age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ledron-Aray Hiair
Eas
Verne
Nodaurel
Evadne
Maischiek
Eva
John
Aisa Eva
Vermont
Coprright
Louis Klupseh
Dr. Talminee
King Solomon
Jerusalemm
Clothem
Fitem & Bros
Solomon
Mereantilie
Petrarch
Merchants’ Exchange
Pompey
Levi
Fire and Life and Marine Insurance
Indiana State News of Weds Dwellings and Deaths
Indiana state news item reports Rev. Joseph Coffman dead in Elkhart, a fatal tree felling accident near Morgantown, and a man near Kokomo badly mangled in a runaway. Also notes Union Glass firms joining a major trust, a fatal electrocution in Marion, a fire gutting Crothersville high school, and other local incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Divibs
Avenies
Morgantown
William J. Hammond
Indiana Crick Company
Alexandria
Indiana
Anderson
Levin McLaughlin
Madison
Hing
William Lee
Oliver White
Michigan City
Lee
Denjamin S. Tea
Lafayette
White
Martier
William Ellsworth
William Crives
Union Tramion Company
Marion
Mary Bradford
Kokomo
Greentown Lass
Tableware Trust
Greentown
William Stevens
Elmer Garyer
Logansport
Abraham Downham
The
South Bend Tribune
LaSalle
Valley of the St. Joseph
Charles H. Bartlett
Richard N. Lyon
St. Joseph
Kankakee
John Martin
Perry Matthews & Buskirk
Bedford
Martin
Martha Hassenfus
Otto
Sarah Ann Kreig
Fort Wayne
Karl Westenfield
Hassenfus
Kreig
Crothersville
Towl
William Galbreath
John Pentecost
Pentecost
White County
Tle
Clyde and
Frankton Window Glass Companies
Frankton
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Mahlon Miller
Moscow
Miller
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nes
Reese
Borg
Sitlens
New York Mail and Express
L’ Athenee Des Dames
la Fronde
L' Athenee Des Dames Jis
Hell
God’s Angels
Bamein
New York
Brooklyn
United States Mint
Johnson
Indiana State News
Joseph Samuel Coffman
United States
Elkhart
George Jones
Bred Smith
Jones
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