Dink-a-Doo See tale of Teeny and Lola
Teeny builds a toy palace the Dink-a-Doo from odds and ends and a parrot. A mysterious stranger with a leg brace wants Lola Keith and a runaway fortune. Teeny trades a ring for hope, while Lola and a big uncle find happiness at last. The tale ends with Teeny clinging to Lola, a child’s dream and parental misadventure resolved. The Indian name Shenandoah is noted as Daughter of the Stars.
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Momenanahg
Lola
Aleh
Iiis Palace
Ife
Don't
Teeny
Lenny
Lela
Lola Keith
Sonny
Teeny-ward
Neeny
hen—Lamn
Lighting history traced by expert
Washington. The history of fighting light from crude beginnings is explored in a Smithsonian manuscript by Dr. Walter Hough head curator of anthropology. He notes animals provided much fuel from candlefish and fireflies to whale and seal oil before petroleum. Hough discusses Argand lamps 1782 Washington Mount Vernon and the symbolic meanings of torch candle and lamp in culture with notes on heating and Franklin’s coal stove innovations.
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Washington
Smithsonian Rcsentlat
Walter Hough
National Museum
Smithsonian
Hough
Northwest
America
Tropics
Doctor Hough
Henry Pord
Argoand
George Washington
Mount Vernon
National Museum Historial
Tough
Benjamin Franklin
Franklin
Monte Carlo Reform Move Strongly Favored by Prince
A new weekly Tout Va claims Monaco is ruled by financiers and casino power. It urges ending casino despotism, supports civil service appointments for casino posts, and notes the prince backs reform while Democrats seek to curb casino influence.
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Monte Carlo
Tout Va
Basil Zaharoff
Europe
Paris
Monaco
Toss of Coin Settles Detroit Court Case
In Detroit Michigan a coin flip between lawyers decided the outcome of an appeal from a justice court. Judge Ira W. Jayne oversaw a settlement totaling 175 dollars to Labadie Bros of Wyandotte for plaster. The case originated from Levison & Co seeking 250 dollars. The coin determined between 150 and 175 dollars for settlement.
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Detroit
Mich
Justice Court
Ira W. Jayne
Levison & Co
Justhe Eayre
Labadie Bros
Wyandotte
Eabadie Bros
Circuit Court
Jayne
Sidney A. Jacobs
Leo Quahalan
Local Social and Health Notes From Estherville Area
Mr and Mrs William Penn entertained relatives from Estherville Sunday. Mrs R Nelson who was ill for weeks will make her future home with daughter Mrs Levi Ison. Nelsons husband recently passed away. Joe Swift was a business caller at Ruthven Friday. Postal savings deposits at Estherville have reached the half million mark. Clara Thompson spent last week with sister Mrs Sam Stueland of Jack Creek. Mr and Mrs George B Johnson were at Emmetsburg Tuesday to visit Mrs Elmer Meiner in the Emmetsburg hospital.
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William Penn
Estherville
R. Nelson
Levilson
Joe Swift
Ruthven
Clara Thompson
Sam Stueland
Jack Creek
George B. Johnson
Emmetsburg
Elmer Meiner
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Martha M. Williams
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Graettinger
Ringsted
Fenton
Fisher
T. B
John Deere
Rhode Island
Times
Graettinger, Lowa
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