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Newspaper
Galveston Leader
Location
Galveston, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1913
Page
3
Tyron Dunham helps a frightened woman calling herself Mary Remington and hides her during a Chicago search for truth. He posts notices, tracks music teachers, and follows clues while newspapers hint at missing girls and a dangerous pursuer.
Dunham brings the young servant Mary Remington to a Chicago parlor seeking quiet help. The missing girl reveals she longs for a better life while Dunham confesses a deeper love and offers marriage to secure her future. The mystery suitor lurks outside as the couple faces a future together.
A man turns back to the main avenue, a bright light from a back door, a burst of laughter, and an Irish good-night. A short man in a baggy coat and rubbers exits noiselessly toward the back street, slipping away.
Wordsworth describes the nameless acts of kindness as the best real heroism and urges doing small duties promptly and faithfully in life. The note highlights the value of everyday service over grand deeds.
The dialogue recalls a life turning moment ending in a kiss amid emotional tension. The text shifts to a note on billiards history, citing competing origins from Crusaders to England and France with Henrique Devigne credited for defining the game’s form during Charles IX’s reign.
The Indiana Y M C A state meeting closes in Fort Wayne at First Baptist church after services in six city churches. President C H Kessinger presides as notable speakers urge Fort Wayne to secure a local Y M C A building and a fundraising campaign is expected.
Notices detail Articles of Incorporation for the Clayton Improvement Association to care for Clayton Cemetery with A Willis F Caple and F Johnson named. Final dissolution filing for J H Aufderheide Co of Indianapolis and Bedford. Josephine Moore awarded $8000 against Bloomington city for fireworks injuries.
Tuberculosis Sunday reached numerous Indiana communities with sermons and talks by health officials doctors and nurses on prevention and treatment. The Indiana Society for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis distributed sermons for ministers as part of an education campaign built toward a health week in many towns Huntington Montgomery Fountain St Joseph and Wayne counties joined the effort. Dr W T S Dodds spoke in Indianapolis warning that economic interests undermine health and urging public action to curb the disease which annually claims about 200000 lives in the United States.
The Commercial Travelers' Association of Indiana completes plans for its thirty ninth annual convention at the Hotel Severin in Indianapolis on Saturday December 27. The event includes two business sessions and a travelers ball in the evening. The association counts 1,200 members with C. P. Aten of Indianapolis as president and W. H. Rodenhamel as secretary.
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