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Newspaper

Moulton Weekly Tribune

Location

Moulton, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1925

Page

3

Selina DeJong Drives to Market on Halsted Road

Selina DeJong guides the decrepit wagon toward the city with a farm boy Dirk and dog Pom aboard. She recalls a past voyage with Klaas Pool and faces a journey of debt, funeral costs, and a worn farm, while neighbors watch from porches and doorways along the hot dusty road.

Selina Jan Selina DeJong Dirk Halsted Pervus Selina de- Jong Klaas Pool Simeon Peake Mia. Vander Sijtle Corvella Saip Gelina Ooms Jakob Boomsma Mis' DeJong Boomsma Mis’ DeJong Chicago Sobig Velvet Thirty-fifth Street Haymarket Dirk DeJong Twenty-second Street Twelfth Randolph Street

Night Ride to Chicago A Farm Wife Seeks a New Life

Selina De Jong drives a wagon with her son Dirk from a rural farm toward Chicago Haymarket. Facing hostility and poverty, she asserts independence, fights a stall owner, sleeps in a hay-filled wagon, and seeks work at Chris Spanknoebel’s restaurant as dawn breaks.

Geran Chienge Selina Water Street Chicago Chris Spanknoebel Chris Pervus Dirk Peryus Pam Selina Pexuke Louisa Alcott Dm Gottes Miss de Jong Jan

Where's Your Man Synopsis of So Big by Dirk DeJong

Unfolds the life of Selina DeJong born in Chicago 1883 a seamful but vivid path to womanhood. She becomes teacher at High Prairie marries farmer Pervus DeJong bears Dirk faces farm hardship and social scrutiny at Haymarket as she seeks to build a future. Roelf pursues sculpture in France as Dirk grows.

Dirk Selina Chris Spanknoebel Dirk DeJong Selink DeJong Simeon Peake Chicago Julie Hempel August Hempel Simeon High Prairie School Klaas Pool Roelf Klaas Paarlenberg Pervus DeJong Pervus DeJong Seline Vermont Maartje Pool France Haymarket

Remarkable recovery cited by Forest City woman

Forest City Iowa Mrs Oscar F Borgelin reports severe back pain after a difficult birth and years of illness. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she is able to do housework milking and caring for animals while caring for an eight month old daughter.

Oscar F. Borgelin Forest City Iowa Lydia E. Pinkham Oute No Denver Colorado Helen Fine South Washington Street

Japan plans 50000 telephones and 10000 miles toll lines

Japan announces a five year programme to extend the telephone system by installing 50000 telephones and 10000 miles of toll lines. The remark about mission work suggests a contrast between public progress and moral concerns.

Government of Japan

Russia Upgrades Telephone System to American Standard

Soviet plans aim to modernize Russia's telephone network to U S standards with a total estimated cost exceeding 100 million. Major American firms are being solicited by Soviet companies to participate in the project.

Russia

Fortune telling in the kitchen and a dangerous hotel boa

A fragment suggests Charles Good speaks of trouble with a dark woman while a Mexican hotel houses a ten foot boa constrictor replacing two house cats and a mouser, viewed as more dangerous than a cat. The text mixes superstition with an odd animal incident, hinting at local oddities.

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Edna Ferber Doubleday, Page & Co WNN Seena Chapter Halsted Street High Prairie Chris Spaanknoebel Citirch Charles Good Yeas Fletcher Af Dion United States Italy Tanlac Ferdinand NLAC
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