The Dink a Doo Seemee tale ends in happiness
A rambled children story recounts Teeny losing then restoring the Dink a Doo palace parrot. Lola Keith becomes the heroine in a town tale where a mysterious stranger offers help to find her runaway fortune. Teeny clings to Lola as her fortune and loyalty seal their fate. The Indian name Shenandoah is noted as Daughter of the Stars.
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Haddock
Fla
Turky
Wix
Wille
Lola
Teeny
Yenny
Lin
Lola Keith
Fay
Don
Mra
Allonca
Big Uncle
Entertaining Relatives and Local Notes From Emmetsburg
My and Mrs. William Penn hosted kin from Hatherville Bunday Mya 8 Nelson, ill weeks, plans future time with daughter Mrs. Levi Olson after husband’s recent death. Joe Swift visited Ruthven Friday. Estherville postal savings deposits reach 500000. Clara Thompson visited sister Mia Bam Blue land at Jack Creek. Mr and Mrs George SB Johnson were in Emmetsburg Tuesday last week to see Mrs Elmar aalpes.
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William Penn
Hatherville Bunday
Nelson
Levi Olson
Besnel
Mia
Joe Swift
Ruthven
Estherville
Clara ‘Thompson
Bam’ Blueland
Jack Creek
George
Lighting history traced by expert
Smithsonian historian Dr. Walter Hough presents a study tracing lighting from crude torch and candle to modern lamp, noting animal sources like candle fish and firefly, early candles, and the 1782 Argand lamp in illuminating human progress, with Mount Vernon housed examples and Franklin's stove draft innovations.
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Washington
Smithsonian
Walter Hough
Nuthonnt Museum
Cough
Indiana
Northwest
America
Tropica
Doeter Hough
Christ
Doctor Hough
National Museum
Henry Ford
Hough
Argind
George Washington
Mount Vernon
National Museum Historical
Tongl Beaden
Benjamin Franklin
Monte Carlo Reforms Favored by Prince Monte Carlo
Monte Carlo reform efforts gain royal support as Demcrats push to curb casino power. Tout Va pounds the Casino as misrule while the prince backs a civil service approach to Casino appointments, arguing a balanced reform could improve the principality.
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Monte Carlo
Tout Va
Basi Zahgroff
Europe
Paris
Monaco
National Democrats
Coin Flip Settles Detroit Court Case in Plaster Suit
In Detroit a coin toss between attorneys determined the settlement in a plaster delivery dispute. Labadie Bros. of Wyandotte paid $175 to Levinson & Co after initial lower court award of $25, with the coin decision guiding the compromise before Judge Iry W. Jayne.
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Detroit
Mich
Plainti
Juatica Court
Iry W. Jayne
Levinson & Co
Fuatee
Labadie Bros
Wyandotte
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Daya of Torch
Stormy Wear
Emmetsburg
Graettinger
Ringsted
Fenton
Sole
Fisher
Dunch
Wago
Dia
T. B
John Deere
John Devon
John Deer
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