Dink a Doo s tale of Teeny and the missing fortune
A fragmented reminiscence centers on Teeny a boy who loves Lola Keith and builds a magical Dink a Doo palace beside a tall oak. A mysterious stranger with a long leg and a signet ring may help Lola recover a runaway fortune while Teeny clings to his dream and his parrot’s memory. The tale ends with Lola’s reunion and Teeny’s enduring bond. Shenandoah meaning Daughter of the Stars appears as a final note.
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Lola
Nurse
Teeny
Tenny
Misa Lola Keith
Mia
Sonny
Teeny-ward
Unele
Lighting history traced by expert
Washington report on a Smithsonian study by Dr. Walter Tough head curator of anthropology at the National Museum. The manuscript traces the evolution of lighting from crude torch and candle past civilizations to Argand lamps and modern lamps with ties to war peace wisdom and education.
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Washington
Smithsonian
Walter Tough
National Museum
Doctor Hough
Animus Lave
Northwest Coast
America
Tropics
Henry Ford
Hough
Argand
George Washington
Mount Vernon
National Museum Historiea
Doctor Tough
Monte Carlo Reform Plan Spurs Prince Backing
A campaign to reform Monte Carlo gains momentum with Tout Va charging casino influence over governance. Sir Basil Zaharoff and Paris bankers are cited as rulers while a rebel sentiment calls for the Casino to be shifted or even sunk. The prince backs Democrats seeking civil service appointments to casino roles without curtailing gambling.
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Monte Carlo
Tout Va
Basil Zaharoff
Europe
Paris
ePohie
Monaco
Vendenpush
National Democrats
Coin flip settles Detroit court case in favor of plaintiff
In Detroit the dispute between Levison & Co and Labadie Bros. over plaster delivered ended with a $175 judgment for the plaintiff after a compromise vote by coin toss following an appeal from justice court. Judge Ira W. Jayne presided as the attorneys agreed to settle for $150 or $175.
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Detroit
Mich
Justice Court
Ira W. Jayne
Levison & Co
Labadie Bros
Wyandotte
Clireuit Court
Jayne
Sidney A. Jacobs
Leo Cahalan
Social notes from Catherville and surrounding towns
Mr and Mrs William Penn hosted relatives from Catherville on Sunday. Mrs R Nelson, ill for weeks, will live with her daughter Mrs Levi Qigon as Nelson’s husband recently died. Joe Swift visited Ruthven Friday. Postal savings deposits at Hesterville reached a half million. Miss Clara Thompson stayed with her sister Mia last week. Sam Stueland of Jack Creek and Mr and Mrs George B Johnson were in Emmetsburg Tuesday to visit Mrs Elmer Mejner in the Emmetsburg hospital.
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William Penn
Catherville
R. Nelson
Levi Qlgon
Nelson
Elmer Meiner
Surshe
Joe Swift
Ruthven
Hstherville
Clara Thompson
Mia
Sam Stueland
Jack Creek
Emmetsburg
Elmer Mejner
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Martha M. Williams
Shenandoah
Graettinger
Ringsted
Fenton
Fisher
T. B
John Deere
Osborn
McCormick
Rhode Island
Times
Lowa
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