Dolly Marries A Former Sweetheart After Nigel's Death
Fragmentary tale centers on Dolly marrying an old sweetheart Robert Durham while Nigel is killed at sea. Mary, Dolly's sister, faces shame telling Nigel's widow. David contemplates marriage as Dora and Monty discuss his bachelor future. Dora hints at marrying David herself expresses desire to be Mrs. David.
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Dolly
Nigel
Mary
Furniv
Robert
Durham
Polly
Amerita
Maury
Rau Grange
David
Monty Fisher
Dora Fish
Monty
Dora
Grange
Red Grange Monty
Lavant
Smithson
Beatings of Love and War Disrupt Farm Life and Romance
A fragment from a wartime tale depicts Dora seeking a firm match with Monty, who urges patience for David while facing financial strain and a stubborn war context. Dora mocks news while Monty frets over a new clerk and Lavant’s absence, revealing tensions between romance, duty, and money.
Nigel Bretherton Mystery Drives Office Gossip
In a busy office Fisher notes a new clerk Evans and recalls the name Nigel Bretherton from Mary Furnival’s recent hints. Evans learns the client’s brother Nigel died at the Front, while the secretary Miss Adams adds context about the Brethertons. The tension centers on past ties, a possible remarriage, and a lingering letter from Mary Furnival as the day ends.
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David
Dora
Nigel
Monty Fisher
Evans
Fisher
Mary Furnival
Multane
Nigel Bretherton
Robert Durham
Miss Adams
Young Evans
Haitian Agriculture Bureau Formed Under Freeman Plan
Port-au-Prince April 28 The Haitian Department of Agriculture creates a technical bureau with a 170000 credit voted by the Council of State to fund early work under Dr George F Freeman recently nominated by President Coolidge and confirmed by President Bar. Freeman’s field survey of Haiti shows strong potential for cattle grazing crops fruits and irrigation needs. He intends a ground up organization relying on local Haitian personnel and develops forestry with trained foresters under his supervision.
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Port-au-Prince
Haiti
Associated Press
Department of Agriculture
Council of State
George F. Freeman
Coolidge
Borneo
Freeman
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Crowder School Closes After Notable Tenure of Miss Norris
Crowder marks a Friday closing with a mid day basket dinner and flowers as Miss Margaret Norris ends a two year stay. Her tenure stands as the longest in a decade with strong support from pupils and parents. During her time, two successful box suppers funded a Coleman lamp basket teeter totter volleyball repairs and an indoor ball.
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Vesta Slavens
Nelson
Lawrence
Herbert Reynolds
Henry Bahnmaier
Ella Godfrey
Harry. Wulfkuhle
Young School
Dist
Will
Oss
Miss Slavens
W. D.conner
Eecompton
Emily
Billie
Ben Kelloge
Pane
Kellogg
Will Murphy
Ben ‘Kelloge
Bert Reynolds
Topeka
Mary Miller
Oerence
Bert, Reynolds
George Miller
Mary
Crowder
Margaret Norris
Crowedr
Norris
Miss Norris
Teetotal worker credits TANLAC recovery after illness
H DeCamp of Topeka Kansas says TANLAC revived him after years of weakness. He recounts pain, dizziness and poor appetite before taking TANLAG and claims rapid recovery within three weeks, now working hard with no indigestion. He praises TANLAG Vegetable Pills and notes widespread sales.
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Tanisic
H.decamp
Route 28
Topeka
Kan
Tansac
Rheuma Promised To End Rheumatic Trouble
A patented remedy marketed for rheumatism promises rapid relief from swollen joints chronic neuralgia and sciatica with a money back guarantee. The ad stresses potential heart risks from rheumatic disease and urges purchase at the Round Corner Drug Store or any reputable druggist.
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Round Corner
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