New Chapter in Devon Family Bonds and Pearls
Tony Devon learns she has a family with Paul Pendlehaven adopting her as daughter and heir to his late wife’s pearls. Tensions flare with Cousin Mrs Curtis and Katherine as Tony secures a place in the renamed home despite her father’s imprisonment.
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Devon
Shhaven
Paul Shaven
Curtis
John
Katherine
Ithaca
Reginald
Non
Uriah
Philip
Tony
Paul
Nilehaven
Ony
R Pan
Mit
Cousin John
Pendlehaven
Doctor John
Tony Devon
Paul Pendlehaven
Ife
Tennibel
Sarah Curtis
Tennibel Devon
Mrs. Curtis
Vin
Tomine
Salvation Army
Taul
Gil
Mamma
Caroline
Reggie
Reggie and the Pendlehaven Heiress Match Dilemma
A mother urges her son Reginald Curtis to intervene in a romance with Tony Devon, heiress to the Pendlehavens and betrothed to a town owner. The dialogue reveals class tensions as the mother and Katherine clash over ambitions, ending with Reginald summoned home by urgent message.
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Reggie
Philip
Tony Devon
Katherine
Pendlehavens
Reginald Curtis
Coal Miner Rescued After Eleven Hours in Mine
Charles Flynn, a 60 year old Auburn coal miner, became lost in a Springfield area mine after his lamp went out at 4 PM yesterday. He wandered in black damp for eleven hours before rescue at 7 AM today.
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Associated Press
Springfield
Auburn
Charles Flynn
Farm bureau meetings in Bushnell and Blandinsville praised
Community sessions at Bushnell on Wednesday and Blandinsville on Thursday drew strong attendance. Charles L. Poole was chosen chairman in Bushnell, while Blandinsville elected no officers.
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Farm Bureau
Bushnell
Blandinsville
Chas. L. Poole
Willard Threaded Rubber Undulated Battery Ad
A storage battery service station at 341 North Lafayette Street Macomb promotes Willard threaded rubber undulated battery with reduced prices. The ad highlights batteries for any car make and stresses ongoing stock at all times.
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Ausbury Storage
N. Lafayette St
Macomb
Near East Relief outlined by Hemphill in public talk
Alexander J. Hemphill explains Near East Relief as a Congress chartered body aiding war affected peoples in the Levant. He notes 82,291 workers in industrials, 500 American staff including physicians and nurses, and describes funding via drafts from New York and shipments to Derridge, Beyrouth, or Batoum.
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Near East
Levant
Alexander J. Hemphill
The
Guarantee Trust Company
New York
Near East Relief
Executive Committee
America
Derridge
Beyrouth
Batoum
Hemphill
Russia
Armenia
James L. Barton
Foreign Department
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Edwin M. Bulkley
Spencer Trask & Co
Abramus
United States
Turke Haro
Herbert Hoover
Willian Bo Melar
Interchurch World Mouvement
Henry Morgentino
Aguder
Mexico
Eder Ekird
American Relief Administration
Charles V Vickrey
Stanley White
Board of Foreign Missions
Presbyterian Church
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