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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1914

Page

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Mystery of Mary unfolds in Chicago dinner caper

Jon Dunham helps a frightened girl known as Mary Weston by sheltering her, disguises, and a cautious return to normal life. The tale follows episodes of trust, a parent’s worries, and a hidden hat box reveal as the Chicago visit exposes a mystery wrapped in a maid’s disguise.

Jon Dunham Shela Purault Dunham Marty Remingion Chicago Ecome Aotle Tyron Dunham Mary Henry Eah Bray Mary Weston California Europe Slater

The Girl in Chicago Finds a Hard New Path

In Chicago a disciplined girl with refined tastes finds work beyond her strength as a house servant. She leaves Mrs Rhinehart, secures another place, then endures envy and mistreatment. A college‑bound son disrupts the home, while she longs for sympathy from a promised friend. Judge Blankwell sends a junior partner to gather evidence.

Sho Hart Chicago Abe Nea Blackwell, Hanover & Dunham

Monarchs One Good Work Observatories History Recap

A Milwaukee Sentinel item traces the lineage of major world observatories from ancient Alexandria to the Paris and English Greenwich facilities. It notes Greenwich as the established English center, its 238 year origin under Charles II, and its role in standard longitude. It mentions early European and American observatories and their dates.

Greenwich Charles II Flamsteed Astronomer-Royal Parla Washington Alexandria Ptolemy Soter B. C Europe Nuremburg Bernard Walther Tycho Brahe Paris Kent Willams College Harvard Milwaukee Bentinel

Pretty Good Motto from a Livewire Minister

A lively young minister explains a self made rule for success. He observed wasted time and missed chances due to indecision and adopted a motto to act quickly and stay decisive. He credits speed and commitment with worldly gains and urges firm actions.

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Girls as Caddies Enter London Golf World

The era of women caddies grows as girls seek outdoor work beyond indoor roles. Reports describe girl caddies on golf courses from Brough to Newquay, with potential careers for those leaving school. The piece notes benefits, risks, and hopes golf will not disrupt later life duties.

Jobe England Quideer Life London Brough Yorkshire Cornwall Newquay

Army Sleep Epidemic At Piacenza Barracks

An Italian infantry regiment at Piacenza reports a strange sleepwalking epidemic with soldiers waking in streets at night. Despite double sentries, up to twenty sleepwalkers nightly, others confined by officers. doctors deem them somnambulists and a commission investigates. The unit is nicknamed the Somnambulists Corps.

Rome Piacenza Italy War Office Somnumbulists' Corps

Window Dedication Honors Titanic Victim John Jacob Astor

A window in memory of Col. John Jacob Astor, who perished on the Titanic, was dedicated at the Church of the Messiah in Rhinebeck. His widow Madeline Force Astor and relatives from New York attended. the three panel window depicts Christ walking on water with two female figures. The memorial bears the inscription Be not afraid and notes Astor was born July and died April 15, 1912.

Bescon John Jacob Astor

Boy seeks Santa in search of gift ends with stolen horse

Five year old Arthur Fisher from Lancing Michigan was found several miles from home with a horse reported stolen. He told a sheriff he hoped to find Santa for his mamma a present, and seemed relaxed despite the incident.

Santa Claus Lanciing Mich Arthur Fisher Arthur Santa

Woman Refuses Operation in Illinois Woman’s Tale

Logansport Indiana report of a woman who refused surgery for female troubles. She used Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound after doctor advised operation. She improved and resumed work, endorsing the remedy to other women and inviting letters to Lyon Massachusetts confidentially.

Logansport Ind Pinkham Sam Danien D. B Davis Franklin St Logansporg

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