Holiday With Vincent and the Duke’s Heir
In a lighthearted escape from London life, two young men plan a quiet week in a village with an old farmhouse. Vincent, titled Lord Wilfred Vincent, is an amiable dabbler who craves art and leisure, while the narrator, an aging eligible bachelor, seeks rest from debutante society and the glare of high society. En route, a broken engine stalls the train near a castle and meadow, and Vincent spots a nearby golf course, sparking anticipation of a relaxed holiday.
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Vincent
Lord Wilfred Vincent
Totten
Moen
Freddy
Wilfred
Artlai
London
Foreign Office
Edmund
Alx
Oxford
Little Vincent
Visccent
Terhons
Lew
Archibald Terhune
Vincenti
Kingsbridge
Cappstone
Cuppstone
Daner
Graham
Agatha Wyckhoff's Private Links At Castle Grounds
A train delay leads Terhune and Vincent to play golf on the Castle Wyckhoff grounds. They meet the owner, the Honorable Agatha Wyckhoff, a young heiress, who sides with playful intrigue as the train departs, promising further escape and romance next week.
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Traiin
Vincent
Cuppstone
Graham
Castile Wyckhoff
Aaron Wyckhoff
Agatha
Baron Wyckhoff
Darter
Maroness Wyckhoff
Terhune
London
Rudolph
Agatha Wyckhoff
Lttle
Buret
Fiftieth Anniversary Celebration for Dr and Mrs King
A family reunion was held at the home of Dr. B. R. King and wife last Monday to honor their fiftieth wedding anniversary. Attendees included Mrs. J. B. Fleet and her daughters Juda Leah Josephine Luelle Johnnie and Clara of New Franklin, Mrs. J. E. Sharp, Dr. W Sharp and family, Dr. Edward Sharp and family, Dr. Earl Sharp and wife, Dr. J. L. Ruswell and family, Mrs. Mary Davis of Marshall, Mrs. J. B. Jett, and Miss Julia Beil Hanna of Moberly. Congratulations were extended and gifts received, including $50 in gold from three children.
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8. R. King
J. B.fleet
Juda Leah
Josephine Luelle
Johnnie
Clara
New Franklin
J. E. Sharp
W Sharp
Edward Sharp
Earl Sharp
J. L. Ruswell
Mary Davis
Marshall
J. B. Jett
Julia Beil Hanna
Moberly
How to Get Strong P J Daly Tells of a Tonic
P J Daly of 1247 W Congress St Chicago promotes Electric Hitters as a strength tonic. He cites his feeble mother who gained flesh reduced insomnia and grew stronger. The advertisement claims quick relief for stomach liver and kidney complaints with a guaranteed sale by all druggists at 0c.
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P.J. Daly
Congress St
Chicago
Burglar Caught After La Crosse Lumber theft
A burglary at La Crosse Lumber Co. led to seven watches stolen and other items missing. Watches were traced to jewellers. Joe Walbert, seen with a watch, was arrested after presenting it for repair. He pleaded guilty and was sent to Marshall to await trial. Walbert had worked at the roundhouse for about three weeks.
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la Crosse Lumber Co
Marshall
Walbert
Roundhouse
Slater News
Sure-Enough Knocker J C Goodwin Endorses Ducklea Arnica Balve
J C Goodwin of Rektaville North Carolina says the arnica salve is a sure-enough knocker for ulcers and other sores. He recalls a bad leg ulcer last summer that the salve knocked out in a few rounds and mentions it as better than Oscar. Available at all drug stores for 25e.
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J. C. Goodwin
Rektaville
N. C
Oscar
Local Football Injury and Town Real Estate Trades
Rey Hagan broke both forearm bones playing football at the public school last week. Ed T. Highley sold town property on Urant w Street to A H Dankenbring last Friday for 1500 dollars. He also bought 10 acres of land east of T G Nelson for 2000 dollars, plans a residence and improvements. Mr Dankenbring Will moved to town to occupy the new property. Trades handled by John I McGuire, real estate man.
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Rey Hagan
Sweet Springs
Ed. T. Highley
Urant W
A. H Dankenbring
T. G. Nelson
Mr. Dankenbring
Deafness Cure Claim From Hall's Catarrh Remedy
An old advertisement asserts deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and offers a $100 reward for any deafness caused by catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation and urges readers to request free circulars from F. J. Cheney & Co in Toledo Ohio.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Turkey time signals steady earnings this season
Mrs Richardson notes a turkey will bring gold, while Blanchard and Cap push a Ford to earn a living. Rol and Daniel arrive from Canada with their family, plan weeks in Macon City then stay with Daniel's father before wintering in Florida. Mrs Leimbrock extends illness from throat trouble at Globe.
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W. B. Richardson
Shackleford
Cap
Ford
Roland Daniel
Fron
Canada
Macon City
V. Daniel
Florida
Qsee
It Is A Crime To Neglect Your Health
A vintage health ad warns that neglecting digestion and liver troubles poisons the body and risks chronic disease. It urges taking Dellard's Herbine as the sure cure for stomach and bowel issues, touting strong relief claims for the Stempel Soar na Swale Bold.
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Dellard
Roland Daniel Gilglian Makes Citizenship Declaration
The Gilliams Globe notes Roland Daniel Gilglian, 50, has declared toward citizenship in Canada after amassing wealth through grit and honest effort. He worked hard, avoiding idle frolic, and built a fortune by giving value for every dollar. He is married with two children and honors Saline County.
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Roland Daniel
Canada
Dominion
Manimal
Baline
Sle
Lie
Burraly
Saline County
Gilliams Globe
Bal lard’s Snow Liniment Advertisement Claim
A vintage ad promises relief from rheumatism lumbago stiff muscles strains sprains cuts burns bruises and all aches and pains. It urges keeping a bottle at home and notes sale by P H Franklin.
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Ballard
P. H. Franklin
Malta Bend News Roundup with Local Mentions
Mr Hugh sold his automobile to Lester Nye as Malta Bend locals report a feverish interest in cars. Guests from Eau Claire Wis visit the Bakrom family while Glenn Franklin and Jack McRoberts return from surveying work in the mountains. A. W. Rapp family plan winter visits and a Pennsylvania return after 39 years away. Several neighbors, including Mrs England and Mrs Mority, recover from illness. Fraser Carter’s mishap at the ice plant ends with a near-runaway incident involving branches and a damaged wagon harness.
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Mahugh
Lester Nye
Malta
Mra
Coffey
L. B. Coffey
Eau Clare
Wis
Glenn Franklin Amd Jdavk
Roberts
A. W. Rapp
Doonville
Warrensburg
Pennsylvania
WM. England
A. Lunbeck
J.B. Mority
Fraser Carter
Lee Plant
Loker
Jones
Laker
They Take the Kinks Out
N H Brown of Pittsfield Vermont endorses Dr Kings New Life Pills claiming they soothe the stomach liver and towels with no friction and guarantee satisfaction at all druggists for 25 cents.
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Dr. King
N. H. Brown
Pittsfield
Miami barn fire reports loss of hay and corn
Fire destroyed the barn on Newt Erwin Place east of town early Sunday. About fifty barrels of corn seven to eight tons of hay and several harness sets were burned. Insurance on the barn was 430. value estimated at 700. Origin unknown. Also notes the death of W. Fr. Sweeney in Cleburne Texas from paralysis and funeral attendance, plus a brief local mining company write up and a Mr Clemings connection.
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Miami
Newt Erwinw
W. Fr. Sweenley
Cleburne
Texas
Sweeney
Messames G.T. Taylor
EH. D. Grady
Mary Sweeney
Sweenley
Daily Journal of Telluride
Cole
Mountain Flower Mining and Milling Co
M. J. Clem
Nak
Clemings da
C.J. Clenings
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