No Crime to Change Your Mind
Melvin Colter faces a wedding delay as his fiancée Evelyn Moyer keeps changing her mind. After announcing a Friday wedding and planning a honeymoon at Mackinac Island, Evelyn cancels at the last minute and then travels by train. A storm and shipboard crisis tests Melvin’s resolve, but Evelyn arrives by train to insist on forgiveness and clarify she can change her mind.
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Melvin Colter
Mel
Melvin
Evelyn Moyer
Evelyn
Trelyn
Conservatory
Pacific Coast
Portland
Hivelyn
Mélvin
Jefferson City
Chicago
Mackinac Island
Melving
Markinac
Straits
Frankfort
Iowa
Milwaukee
Mohawk
Manitoba
Traverse City
Mackinaw City
Evelyn ‘Moyer
Radio
Handcrafted Cork Cutting Still Prevails Over Machines
Pearson's Weekly notes few jobs untouched by machinery with cork cutting as a rare trade. In Spain and England corks are cut by hand or wet process, with workers sharpening blades on a prepared board and a reader informing cutters as they work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearson’s Weekly
London
Spain
England
Cloth From Bark of Trees on View at New York Museum
An article describes tapa cloth made from tree bark, used historically in Micronesia, Polynesia, Melanesia, Africa, and by Maoris in New Zealand. It explains the weaving like process of scraping, pounding with roots paste, and layering for thicker cloth, later dyed. The piece notes tapa’s rarity outside Samoa and less cultured regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Museum of Natural
New York
Tropics
Africa
New Zealand
Samoa
Waste costs push food prices up with lost freight space
The article notes that waste from damage improper loading and heavy packing adds over 700000 and more to yearly living costs. Railroads and shippers push to cut waste and fill cars, citing enormous losses from half empty trains and empty car space. It also reports Rev James Henderson of Dominion Methodist Church Ottawa earning 3500, the highest Methodist salary in Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasteu
James Henderson
Dominion Methodist Church
Ottawa
Canada
TONES COUNTY DELINQUENT TAX LIST PUBLIC SALE NOTICE
Jones County Iowa tax sale notice lists lands and town lots delinquent for 1920 and prior years. Public sale set for December 6 1921 at 10 am to 4 pm in the Anamosa county treasurer's office with bids accepted until all items are sold. G W Walker, collector of Jones County Iowa.
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Jones County
Iowa
Anamosa
Jones
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McClure Newspaper Syndicate
G. W. Walker
Bradstreet
Lovell State Bank
Lawn of
Monticallo
Federal Reserve Bank
U. S
Total Resources Capital Stock Surplus Fund
State OF
Geo. I. Lovell
L. W. Lovell
GLO
L. Lovell
Geo. L. Lovell
F. R. Thompson
T. M. Redmond
J. W. Coxsee
F. W. Ferring
Monticello
Total
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THE
Jones County’ Trust & Savings Bank
Total Resources Capital Stock
Dema
Federal Reserve ‘Hank
State OF Iowa
J. H. J. Stutt
F. E. Stimson
F. EB
Stimson
J.H. J. Stutt
F. EH
Doxser
Gor Jones County
G. W. Treland
J. J. Locher
Monticello City
Tow
Nichols Testate
Henry
Stanson
Vernon
Warrell’s Add
Schaeffer
Alica A
Bradview ‘Sb
Homestead
Alice A
Snay
Qntaviduneeenboarsed
Mary
Curb & Gutter
Turck
Wayne
Heyen
John
N. End
Angworthy
Langworthy
Lovell
Andrews
Ept
N& Se
Geo
Koppess
Peter C
Mundinger, Nettie
Mundinger
Nettie
Mundinger Nettie
West Cascade
Township
Nachtneib, Sr
Chris
Merrill's
Nachtneib
O’brien
Allen
Sunnyside
Washington
Gavin
Wise
Hill
Arrot
Martensen
Martin
Artin
Menster
Union Salts
Sala Price
CK & B
J. B. Zimmerman
the Talk of
FORD
BUICK
Oakland
Oldsmobile
Hupmobile
Chandler
DORT
Velie
Monroe
Liberty
NASH
DODGE
Maxwell
EXIDE
Chevrolet
Moline Knight
Jordan
Hudson
ESSEX
Cole
Chalmers
Egger
Monticello, Iowa
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