Opal Dilemma Ends in Romantic Twist at Theater
Harold Ashton plots to discard an opal ring after quarrel with fiancée Marion Hulbert. A chain of mistaken theft suspicions and a sleight of hand lead to Marion returning the jewel. She reveals she found it in her niece’s theater skirt and the gem becomes her beloved partner’s treasured keepsake.
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Harold Ashton
Marton Hulbert
Ashton
Jim Benton
Miss Brown
Packard
Packkard
Mr. Packard
Alyly
Ted
Marlon Hulbert
Sis
Marion
Hulberts
Western Newspaper Union
Paper color system for business forms promotion
Different colors of paper distinguish each form in business printing. The ad explains using a standard paper system with Nations Baggy Bond to Utility Business Paper to save time and money by standardizing paper and printing.
Opera Acts Orchestrate Patrons Theme in Novembers
A fragmented note references patrons of a company in Mes and describes an opera act. It mentions Spe mes and ex- cases, hinting at a historic production or rehearsal.
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Thia Company
Mes
Spemes
Local residents and visitors share visits across towns
Fort Wayne caller Will Runkle visits. Peru residents Mary Moore Gordon and family spend Monday with Mary Berger. Denver and Mexico connections appear in visits to grandparents and relatives. Ranch and farming community notes mix with a local insurance sales pitch from L H Dice & Co offering hog insurance and veterinary services.
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Will Runkle
Fort Wayne
Mary Moore
Gordon
Peru
Mary Berger
Frank Brower
Near Hoover
L. H. Dice & CO
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Chimes
Normandy
Rogers
Aluminum
Nescom
Indiana
S. D. Raber
M. S. Matthias
Edgar Stanton
Denver
Grandma Berger
George Staller
Lelia Matthews
Mexico
Cleve Staller
Sarah Berger
Gaylord Lee
Edward Stanton
Staller
D.berger
Mary Dewald
Paul Dewald
Fam
Ily
Elmer Miller
Chili
Ephrinam Kerschner
Calvin Yoder
Omer Lee
Ella McElwee
Fern and
Zora Guyer
Roy Marley
Samuel Friend
Free
Rochester
Ira Friend
Mars belJe McGinnis
Tribune
Peru, Indiana
Geo.c. Miller & Sons
Tennis
Oxfords
the Store of Bargains
Broadway