A New Romance of the Storm Country Heals to a Heated Family Crisis
In a tense Ithaca household Reggie Brown’s poisoning plot surfaces as Tutelage and money drive a fraught rescue. Mrs Curtis pleads to Paul Pendlehaven for help while Tennibel Devon confronts truth about Reggie and the Curtis clan.
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Tennibel Devon
Uriah
Paul Pendlehaven
John
Ithaca
Reggie
Penddlehaven
Sarah
Pendlehaven
Tennibel
Tony
Reggie Brown
Mrs. Curtis
Katherine
Paul
Reginald
Hats Add Note of Dignity for Spring Styles
A showcase of five hat designs for young matrons blending playful spring fashion with dignity. Styles include brown celophane and braided crowns, satin coronets, beaded edges, batavia cloth textures, lattice ribbons, and floral draped satin accents in colors like gray green henna and black Straw.
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Batavia
One Piece Wool Frock Praised For Spring Wardrobe
A feature on the versatile one piece wool frock notes its rise as a street wear rival to suits. It highlights styles in serge and crepe weaves, bodice detailing, and matching capes, detailing two pictured frocks with simple but smart lines and decorative embroidery.
Western Canada farms lure young men with big payoff promises
A Canada booth in St Paul showcases grain and farming literature as a six foot man recalls chasing wealth in Western Canada. He says cheap land and easy payments lure him to be his own boss, raise hogs and milk, and says some peers paid off with a single crop. Land prices now range 18 to 25 dollars an acre unimproved, 380 for improved, with strong productivity reports. The piece notes unrest among young men seeking independence and the land as the solution.
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St Paul
Canada
Iowa
Western Canada
Long-Lived Oklahoma Governors Mark Notable Deaths
The Oklahoma governor line has included many long lifespans. The latest death is former Gov Tom Ferguson. The territory opened for settlement in 1889 and the state has had many governors who largely lived long lives. Only Andrew J Seay and Y T Ferguson have died, with Seay passing in Long Beach at eighty four.
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Tom Ferguson
Oklahoma
Andrew J. Seay
Long Beach
Cal
B. Ferguson
The
Oklahoman
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Curative Claim Card
Catarrh described as a constitutional disease requiring constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is taken internally and acts through the blood on mucous surfaces. It claims to destroy the disease’s foundation, strengthen the patient, and aid natural healing. Distributed by F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Waiting for Homecoming Sparks Wife Delays
An angry wife scolds a delinquent husband for returning late. He leans against the wall ready to remove his boots while he explains he has waited outside for two hours so she would sleep. The exchange carries a somber, domestic tone characteristic ofPearson's Weekly.
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Pearson
Beware the man who imagines he owns the earth
A pithy warning about a person who thinks they own land and may try to push a share onto others. The saying cautions against greed and the false belief of absolute ownership.
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Rege
Kathie
Doctor
Philip
Revon
Doctor Paul
Gussie Piglet
Tonnoibe
Phil
Huzzy
Mater
Tonnthel
Western
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