Secretaries and baroness scheme in Oregon treaty tale
In a political intrigue set against the Oregon dispute, Nicholas Trist and John Calhoun maneuver through diplomacy and espionage. Helena von Ritz unravels England's plans with a risky bargain, a torn treaty, and a dramatic revelation that shifts power toward ratification and peace.
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John Calhoun
Tyler
Texas
Oregon
Nicholas Trist
Baroness von Ritz
Pakenham
Trist
Parsuers
Wee
Calhoun
England
Mexico
Montreal
Elizabeth Churchill
Gaya
Hia
Bliweringly
Heilizabdeth
Nicholas
Hngland
United States
Senora Yturrio
Washington
Polk
Puakenham
State Board Acts On Mitchellville Dormitory Reform
Senator Wade reports the State Board of Control moved to address dormitory conditions at Mitchellville Girls School. The Polk county grand jury had criticized the facility, prompting a $2,000 appropriation to create single rooms and plans for fire protection. The board had anticipated issues and obtained funds from the last legislature.
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Wade
State Board
Des Moines
Polk County Grand Jury
Mitchellville
Board of Control
State Control Board
Ama
Control Board
Poll County Grand Jury
Appropriations Committee
Sensational suit started over alienation of affections
Waterloo June 20. Louis E. Bourguin former cashier at New Hartford State Bank is the defendant in a $20,000 damages suit filed by J. F. Hoffman, husband of Mrs. Hoff man, owner of a Waterloo meat market. An attachment for $5,000 on Bourquin's property was authorized. Mrs. Hoffman went to Pennsylvania mid May. Bourquin vanished around June 5. The pair are believed to be in France.
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Tyler
Mexico
Texas
United States
Threlka
Pakenham
Oregon
Austria
France
Richard
England
Sir Richard
Helena von Ritz
America
Angland
Waterloo
Louis EB. Bourguin
New Hartford State Bank
J. F. Hoffman
Editors to Enjoy Planned South Iowa Editorial Meet
Final plans for the Southern Iowa Editorial association meeting in Des Moines were announced. Editors will attend a theater party at Ingersoll park on Thursday evening, a Friday luncheon at the Savery, and a Friday afternoon automobile sightseeing tour of Des Moines and its surroundings.
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Des Moines
Southern Iowa Editorial Association
Ingersoll
Par
the Savery
Colby Motor Co Signs 3.6 Million Brick Order
In Mason City on June 20 the Colby Motor company ordered 3,600,000 bricks from the Farmers Cooperative Brick and Tile Company. The purchase funds construction of a second large brick structure planned by Colby in the city this year.
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Iowa
Auto Company
Mason City
Colby Motor Company
Farmers Co-operative Brick & Tile Company
Elks Parade Plans in Sioux City Amid Band Dispute
Three thousand Elks of Iowa and their wives arrive in Sioux City for a parade and ball game today. Cedar Falls Elks bring a non union band prompting Reed's union band to refuse participation in the parade.
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Elks
Sioux City
Iowa
Cedar Falls
Switchman Settles $35,000 Damage Suit in Rail Case
Storm Lake Juneau John Mc Carthy, a central brakeman who lost both arms while switching in local raids last spring, has settled his $50,000 damage suit against the company for $35,000.
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Storm Lake
Juneau
John McCarthy
Solsey Paroled from Anamosa Reformatory
Des Moines reports Governor Carroll has paroled Harry Solsey from the Anamosa reformatory. Solsey, serving a five year term for malicious destruction of property, has completed three years in prison and is released on parole.
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Harry Solsey
Des Moines
Governor Carroll
Reformatory
Anamosa
Iowa Central Gets New Man
Marshalltown June 20 H CG Barr Fort Dodge chief tra l dispatcher of the Minneapolis and St Louis has been made trainmaster of the eastern division of the Iowa Cen
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Iowa Central
Marshalltown
H. CG. Barr
Fort Dodge
Minneapolis and
St Louis
Iowa Cen
Free aid for women from Mrs Pinkham
Women suffering from any illness are invited to write to Mrs. Pinkham at Lynn Massachusetts. All letters are read by women and answered, preserving confidentiality. She offers advice from experience, asks only goodwill, and claims to have helped thousands. Also promotes a free 80 page Text Book available by mail.
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Pintam
Lynn
Pinkham
America
Ince
Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn, Mass
Lydis E. Pinkham
Intricate Letter From Wife puzzling business traveler
A correspondent cites a wife’s brief missive to her husband abroad noting Baby is well and brighter than before. The ending line “Hoping you are the same, I remain, your loving wife” is highlighted as the puzzle. The fragment appears in Everybody’s.
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Bitkins
Resinol Cure for Eczema Praised by Mrs Amy Crain
Mrs Amy Crain of Fredoniz Kentucky says eczema on her palms and between her fingers was cured in under a month by Resinol ointment and soap. She recommends the preparations for relief and notes they are available at all drug stores.
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Amy Crain
Fredoniz
Fortunes and Wits Quote by Deshoulieres
A quotation attributed to Deshoulieres notes that no one is wholly satisfied with fortune nor wholly content with intellect, highlighting a timeless view on human vanity and judgment.
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Deshoulieres
Garfield Tea Promises Health Benefits and Reflection
A fragment promotes Garfield Tea as a cure for liver issues constipation and blood purification. The text questions life’s worth and hints at a remedy called Thomas Gold Apple tea and its purported effects.
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Garfield Tea
Hver
Thomas
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