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Newspaper

Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1911

Page

7

Agatha Sixth Wins Archibald Terhune at Castle Wyckoff

Archibald Terhune, heir to Aunt Georgiana’s estate, must marry within ten days. At Castle Wyckoff Lady Vincent gathers Agathas to test suitors. Arch chases love with Agatha Sixth while Agatha First’s faith is tested. a last minute declaration leads to a rush to wed before the deadline.

Archibald Terhune London Georgiana Amereney Castle Wyckoff Lord Vincent Terhune Vincent Agatha Archie Fehie Hvm Leslie Freer Kness Vincents Burns Anywius Terrie Agatha Bixth Bollettor Barnes Rd Vincent Runa Arch Brancepeth Agatha Sixth Dearest Georgy Myself Dear Knows

Revelations at Castle Wyckhoff Unravel a Witty Family Plot

In a turbulent drawing room scene Murray and Dearest uncover the true culprit behind the Agatha First mystery. Old Terhune’s fortune looms as the stakes rise, and a late reconciliation teeters on who will mediate between broken promises and impending engagements.

Agatha Dearest Arch Miss Lawrence Terhune Wilfred Agatha Sixth Murray Jove Old Terhune Branceth Atha Les Castle Wyckhoff Lawrence É

Hidden Engagement Revealed At Brancepeth and Agatha First Wedding

During a wedding luncheon in the dining room, Brancepeth explains his secret engagement to Agatha First. They kept their relationship hidden to avoid the uncle’s disapproval and Cecil Chiltern’s interference, fearing a row over the alliance.

Barnes Dearest Brancepeth Agatha Terhune Northbury Miss Simplin Cecil Chiltern Chiltern

Pleasant Thoughts for Peaceful Sleep

The passage urges shaping daytime thoughts to avoid a frowning, wrinkled face. It argues that pleasant thoughts sustain a serene expression, which becomes permanent as tears flow, and that calm, kind thoughts prevent negative feelings from lodging in the mind. It stresses cultivating serenity before sleep.

Mudhole Fix Sparks Local Debate Over Road Funds

A visitor urges fixing a road mudhole while farmer Corntessel defends local conditions. He says he nearly paid off a mortgage by hauling cars out of that mudhole, illustrating how long-standing issues shape residents’ views.

Corntessel

Out of Place in Family Affairs

A fragmentary dialogue discusses a wife wearing a breastpin given yesterday and the idea that a woman shows all she owns on her back, implying impact on appearances and relationships.

Assistance Refusee and the Water Safeguard

A fragmentary note discusses boiling water as a safeguard and mentions warnings about blinking and a misprint. The readable text emphasizes the action of boiling water as protection.

Swamp Root hailed as cure for kidney bladder ills

Letter from Clyde F. Camerer of Rosalie Washington praising Dr Kilmer Swamp Root after claiming it cured his severe kidney back and bladder troubles. He details blood in urine and painful symptoms, credits pamphlet, urges others to try, notes notary 1909 and offers sample and information. Sale at drug stores with prices fifty cents and one dollar.

Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton, N. Y

Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days Says Patent Remedy

An advertisement promises a refund if PAZO ointment fails to cure itching bleeding and prolapsing piles within six to fourteen days. The claim targets individuals suffering from painful hemorrhoid symptoms seeking quick relief. The promotion emphasizes a money back guarantee and rapid results.

The Walkers

James M. Beck, a New York corporate lawyer, native of Philadelphia, spoke at a Philadelphia banquet defending corporations. He quipped that the trust buster and the Socialist may do as they please, but mankind remains split into walkers who walk to appetite and those who walk to dinner for appetite.

James M. Beck New York Philadelphia Mr. Beck

A Lost Art

A domestic quarrel over service prompts a witty exchange between a mistress and her new maid. The remark about service and the prior employer adds a wry domestic tone to the vignette.

A Mosque for London Proposed by Aga Khan Backers

A London project seeks to erect a mosque in the capital of the world’s greatest Mohammedan power with an estimated cost of 100000 pounds. the Aga Khan has given 5000 pounds. The committee is led by Amir Ali and includes the Turkish and Persian ministers and three Indian council members.

London Aga Khan Amir Ali Council of India London Globe

Easy Change When Coffee Is Doing Harm

A letter from a coffee user praising Postum as a healthy substitute after four years of switching. The writer describes indigestion and nerves improving, family adoption, and the product as a delightful nourishing beverage.

Postum Postum Co Battle Creek Mich Wellville

Dabney Bill Aims Direct State Election for Senator

Des Moines January 31 Representative Dabney introduced a bill to apply the Oregon plan for selecting a U S senator. The measure would require a governor call for a special election when a majority of the house and senate sign a pledge to back the top vote getter. It would also apply to the upcoming Dolliver successor.

Des Moines Dabney Oregon Harding Dolliver General Assembly Congress Thirty-fourth General Assembly House United States Congress of the

Kenyon Gains Three Votes in Iowa Senate Convention

Des Moines reports a joint convention on Monday cast 129 senator votes with Kenyon gaining three from Funk. Funk issued a statement asking supporters to back Judge W. S. Kenyon for one session to break the deadlock while he temporarily withdraws to aid the effort.

Des Moines Kenyon Funk Tlbindelein Ce A. B. Funk W. S. Kenyon United States Judge Kenyon

Fire destroys machinery hall at Highland Park college

Des Moines January 31 fire swept Machinery hall at Highland Park college destroying nearly all contents. About 240 engineering students must suspend courses temporarily. Financial loss estimated at 50 000 dollars.

Des Moines Highland Park College

House to Ratify Reciprocity Plan with Canada

Representative Hull said the House is expected to ratify President Taft's reciprocity agreement with Canada within a short time. He noted momentum in the House supports swift approval.

House Washington, D. C Hull Taft Canada

Pythian Convention Opens in Des Moines Castle Hall

Pythians from all parts of Iowa gathered in Des Moines for the district convention and a reception to the Brand state officers in Castle Hall on West Eighth Street.

Des Moines Iowa Brand State Castle Hall West Eighth Street

Senate panel backs Smith for High U S Circuit judgeship

Washington January 31 the senate judiciary committee endorsed a report urging Walter I Smith congressman from Iowa be confirmed as judge on the United States Circuit Court to succeed Wills Vandevanter.

Smith Washington, D. C Senate Judiciary Committee Senate Walter I. Smith Iowa Highth U. S Wills Vandevanter

Simpson in New Position in Minnesota State Fair

John C. Simpson, former secretary of the Iowa State Fair association, has begun his work as secretary of the Minnesota State Fair association in St. Paul Minnesota, announced January 31.

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