Jane Orme and the Madeline of Her Story
Jane Orme faces a dilemma as Bruce Addington’s mood and a hidden past challenge their romance. He reveals a vow tied to a past marriage to Madeline, the Frenchwoman Jane created in her novels. She insists the real ending lies in Madeline finding happiness with her own people, while Jane and Bruce confront an unresolved bond.
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Bruce Addington
Jane
Brice
Jane Orme
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Julie
Madeline
Bruce
France
Gene
Seaich
Cane
Bouce
Bryce
Tietle
John Alen
Tohn Allen
Fang
Marseline
Shett ix
Lane
Lost Nation School Rebuilds and Expands Faculty
The community reaffirms its aim to train citizens through a growing high school. The 12 grade facility opened in 1914 now hosts the largest enrollment and tuition pupil count. Principal Mr. Walter L. Current leads a strong faculty including Miss Anne R. Avery, Miss Alice Cork, and Miss Ruth Longhurst with experienced grammar and primary teachers supporting a broad curriculum.
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Lost Nation
Anne R. Avery
Heh
Walter L. Current
Alice Cork
Cork
Cornell Conservatory
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Ruth Longhurst
Miss Longhurst
Maqnoketa High School
Lamont High School
Graceland
Edna Schultz
Frieda Cook
Fouth
Schultz
Miss Cork
Lost Nation High School
Cedar Falls S. T. C
State University of Lews
Cornell College
Ethel Emerson
Miss Emerson
Oberlin Conservatory At Music
Bernard College
New York City
Chicago
Mrs G Grab Recommends Foley’s Honey and Tar
A New Orleans mother writes that her child’s severe cough nearly caused strangling symptoms. She credits Foley’s Honey and Tar with relief and urges other mothers to use the product. The ad claims the remedy targets respiratory coughs including croup whooping cough bronchial and flu coughs and is sold everywhere.
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Chia
Des Moines Approves Street Car Franchise Vote
Des Moines residents backed a street car franchise with strong support and city riders can again strap hang on trolleys after months of walking. The outcome signals restored transit options in the capital.
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Des Moines
Monmouth School Notes Highlight Local Activities
The Monmouth school orchestra performed at the high school assembly to a good turnout. The Literary Society plans a future program while second term exams showed notable improvement. Rev. Kildow spoke at the school, and a Red Cross Christmas seal sale starts December 7 under his direction. Theodore Allen recovers from typhoid fever, and Miss Edna Waugh recently spoke about her Washington trip.
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Literary Society
Kildow
Red Cross
Theodore Allen
Edna Waugh
Washington
Made St Piura Frank Causes Merriment at Family Gathering
A humorous scene unfolds as Frank, son of a bald father, asks his mother who is hosting visitors if his father was bald headed when they married. The remark amuses those present and stirs lighthearted laughter around the room.
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Piura
Frank
Return to the Old Home in the Jackson Sentinel
A nostalgic appeal invites readers to renew ties with their hometown by gifting the Jackson Sentinel. The text evokes longing to see old friends and the familiar streets, offering the paper as a way to relive that “grand glorious feeling” twice weekly throughout the year.
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Jackson Sentinel
Simple Remedy for Drowsiness in Church
Drowsiness in church is linked to poor ventilation. Sit where fresh air is assured and keep one foot near the door to stay awake. The simple remedy is effective and practical for alertness.
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Wellesley College
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