The Windy Wedding of Shadrach and Hepzibah
Shadrach and Hepzibah prepare for a church wedding amid a gusty day. Ned Blane awaits union, amid fear and moral conflict as Hackett’s danger and lingering temptation shadow the scene. Mary Hackett greets the couple outside the wind swept church gate.
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Mary d Mick Sanivaih
Iglit Hive
Hackett
Hepzibah
Jina
Ned
Atés
Tage
Shadrach
Berlin
Ankore
Mike Hepzibah
Shedrach
Theer
Hirpzibah
Dawih
Shadraeh
Teta
Hells
Mary Hackett
Elond
Americans in Persia and the Shah's Dominion
In Persia American trade is rising through commercial museums and fluent Persian-speaking merchants, while Russia expands steamship routes and remains a dominant creditor. The piece notes Persia's vast resources and potential for an American role in future trade, should the U.S. persist with proactive methods. It also references radium, radioactivity, and Gustave le Bon as speculative ideas about future power.
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Persia
America
England
Sir Charles
Odessa
Russian Steam Navigation Company
Russia
Paris
Teheran
Rutherford
M. Gustave le Bon
M. le Bon
New Army Rifle and Krag-Jorgensen Era Ends
The item notes the U S Army and militia adopting a Springfield magazine rifle and discusses the gradual retirement of Krag-Jorgensen rifles as valueless assets. It touches on military procurement and obsolescence in a concise historical snapshot.
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United States Army
Iowa Senate Action Delays on Various Bills in Friday Session
The Iowa Senate advanced several measures including a home for disposables in Knoxvill, tax and sale of state assets, and auditing requirements. Debates touched on school district indebtedness, river improvements, insurance reform, and juvenile courts. House and Senate worked through budget moves, adjournment plans, and law updates with votes on numerous bills and committee actions.
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Senath
Senate
Knoxvill
Knoxville
Senaitor Lewis
Towa
Mississippi
Missouri
Newberry
Erieksen
Somutor Courtright
Lill Givinye
Hhe House
Council Bluffs School
Wrickson
Wea
Tawreree Dera
Tawa
Crawford
Hill
Hurt
Skinner
Smith
Jess
Home Committee
Lewis
Werriott
Mossberry
Dubuque County
Erickson
Hopkins
Dowell
Lambert
House
3. Murphy
Vinton
Binder
Howard Tedford
Mt. Ayr
The
State University
Joe R. Tigne
Davenport
I. B. Hanley
Tipton
J. W. Lander
Afton
W. J. Treynor
Council Blaits
State Agricultural College
Fr. M. Letts
Columbus Junction
Vincent Anundt
Iowa City
Denocrat
Willson J. Orr
Waukon
George 8S
Allyn
State Normal School
B. Y. Osborne
Ripley
BH. H. Griffen
Atlantic
Phe Thartitt
Board of
Mary Fix
Cach
Munnedy
Vuike
Tableta Distriess
AMM
Reiaiburse Bute
Frank J. Young
Alec
Wyland
Board of Central
House Committee On
Polier
Scott Skinnar
Allies County
Muesday
Jones
State Highway Commission
Iowa National Guard
Boards of Supervisors
Cyrden dL
Reeimburse GC
Uf. Liibby
Mt. Penannt
State Historian Society
Lawn City
Benjamin St. Shanthaugh
Fish and Game
Tome
House of Representatives
State Historical Department
Koontz
Samnobd Kirkwood
Ameet
National Capitol
Crawford County
Atata House
Cummings
Carstensen
Fagtorian
Clary
Chickasaw
Iowa
Jepson
Webster and the Market Man Debt Dispute
A fragmented reminiscence recounts Daniel Webster once facing a long unpaid bill from a market man. Webster reportedly offered to trade again, saying he would take the man as often as he could, and urged him not to starve. The tale reflects Webster’s measured willingness to settle disputes and extend commerce despite conflict.
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Webster
Daniel Webster
Daniel
Mr. Webster
Willie
Remarkable Kidney Pill Claim Sparks Local Sensation
Local readers report a startling revival tale about G W Gray after three months of treatment for Brights Disease now called Kidney Pill therapy. The claimant credits Dodd’s Witney Pills with restoring strength and mobility, urging others to try the remedy for kidney disease.
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Broadland
Duk
Mareh
G. W. Gray
Bright
Hetgit
Brigit
Doild
Dodd
Western Canada Climate Lauded In Aerial Feature
The article extols Western Canada climate with high Saskatchewan valley moisture, mild winters and warm summers. It cites Prince Albert and Winnipeg July temps, notes rapid crop maturation, and claims low cyclones and blizzards. A dialogue ends with a joke about a flying machine from a father and son.
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Saskatchewan
Canada
Minnesota
Jt. I. Stupart
Meteorological Service For
Canadian Northwest Territories
Winnipeg
Prince Albert
England
Seed catalog offer from John A Swatyer Seed Co Tur Crosse Wis
An old advertisement promotes a $1 465 money order seed sale listing apricots apples cherries plums peaches pears and other garden seeds plus celery onion cucumber and more. It includes free Wisconsin grown plant and seed catalog and references to various crops and a 1904 notice with marketing flourish.
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John A. Swatyer Seed Co
Tur Crosse
Wis
Mint
Wisconsin
Cc. N. U
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Fee
Blane
Fackett
Fancy
California
France
Colombia
Aanob
Porgon Ho
Anderson Road
Tloe
Samuel J. Kirkwood
Maine
Washington
Aiote University
Maret
Wusser
Mary McLane
Pennsylvania
Western
Tolny Tumperbickle
Victoria
BPAMI
John A. Salvor Seed Co
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C Havend
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