Final Installment of Te wi
Diana battles sleep and fear as Rathbone guards her through a perilous night. Hobson brings news of a rescue, and Rathbone confronts the cost of protection, love, and rumors as dawn nears. Diana rests in his presence, while the future remains uncertain but linked by their vows.
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Diana
Anna
Rathbone
Hobson
Mrs. Gladwyn
Rosalie
Jonas
Donald Rathbone
Donald
Official County City School Paper in Mou ton 1884
Local paper is filed at the Mou Ton post office as second class matter in February 1884, marking formal postal designation for the publication.
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Mouton
Iowa
First Loves and River Struggles Revealed in Fractured Text
A fragmented OCR excerpt hints at a young Johnny Breen climbing onto a pier from the East River slime and muck. The garbled lines suggest a broader, unclear narrative about his first loves and a troubled, unfolding tale.
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Johnny Breen
An American Tragedy: Insull's Fall and Quiet Return to England
The piece portrays Samuel Insull, seventy four, once the head of a vast power empire, now penniless aside from a pension of eighteen thousand dollars a year. It notes his English birth, ascent from Edison secretary to industry titan, the collapse of his empire, and the public sympathy for his sacrifice of personal fortune to protect investors.
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Spain
Kaiser
Samuel Insull
England
Mr. Insull
London
Mr. Edison
Electric Light Company
America
Insull
Lindbergh kidnapping and tragedy loom as detective fiction
The piece laments the Lindbergh case as an unsolved and gruesome mystery. It notes the kidnapping, murder, and ensuing profit from grief, criticizing authorities for failing to identify the culprits and mentioning the servant girl’s fate. The author predicts the full truth may someday resemble classic detective fiction.
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Morrow
Letty Lynton and Fireman Save My Child at Bloomfield Theater
Bloomfield Iowa theater showcases two features this weekend. Joe E Brown stars in Fireman Save My Child as a small town fire chief’s helper with Evalyn Knapp Lilian Bond and Guy Kibbee in a lively cast. On Sunday the two star Letty Lynton with Robert Montgomery Lewis Stone and Nils Asther earning praise as a romantic drama about a young woman and her wild oats. Next week Bela Lugosi in Murders in the Rue Morgue caps the lineup.
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Iowa
Bloomfield
Joe E. Brown
Brown
Evalyn Knapp
Lilian Bond
Guy Kibbee
Famous Players
Joan Crawford
Robert Montgomery
Letty Lynton
Lewis Stone
Nils Asther
Edgar, Allen’ Poe
Bela
Lugosi
Dracula
Sidney
Fox
Faith and the fate of modern civilization
J R Barkley argues faith in God sustains civilization and contrasts Christian influence with atheistic regimes. He warns that losing faith breeds lawlessness, citing Soviet Russia and moral degeneration, urging revival of Christian faith to avoid a slide toward chaos or communism. The essay laments secular trends and calls for repentance.
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Missionaries of Christ
Soviet
Russia
America
Ninevah
Dr Forrest Davis Seeks State Office
Dr Forrest Davis a prominent local Democrat announces candidacy for representative from Appanoose County subject to Democratic county convention delegates July 2 Davis has worked diligently for his party and is regarded as competent and capable He counts many friends across Democratic and Republican lines who will watch the convention with interest
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Forrest Davis
Appanoose County
Davis
Dr. Davis Hsa
Ground committee named for community picnic roster
The ground committee to act for the Community Picnic at the school house park on July 4th has been named. Members include C. A. Stuckey, Keith Gregory, Kenneth Richardson, Dutch Maring, Harlan Howard and Callie Forsythe.
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School House Park
C. A. Stuckey
Keith Gregory
Kenneth Richardson
Dutch Maring
Harlan Howard
Callie Forsythe
Bishop Cannon Jr to Speak at Ottumwa Meeting
Bishop James Cannon Jr of the Methodist Episcopal Church South will address a prohibition mass meeting at First Methodist Church in Ottumwa Sunday at 3 00 p m June 26. He serves on the Anti-Saloon League and National Conference of organizations backing the 18th Amendment. He led temperance efforts for over thirty years and helped break the Democratic Solid South in 1928.
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James Cannon, Jr
Methodist Episcopal Church South
First Methodist Church
Ottumwa
Cannon
Anti-Saloon League of America
al Smith
Solid South
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E. W. Fannon
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