Walter Jameson Returns to Win Elizabeth in Hicksville
Walter Jameson comes home to care for his mother and faces gossip as he falls for Elizabeth Dayton, Nancy’s younger sister. He reveals he loves Elizabeth not Nancy, explaining he offered to marry Nancy only to honor a betrothal he believed possible, and Elizabeth accepts as townspeople learn he struck it rich in the Jamesson gold mine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Jameson
Hicksville
Walter
West
New York
Nevada
Nancy Dayton
Nancy
Elizabeth
Dayton
Mr. Jameson
Jameson
W. G Chapman
Not New to Her: Cleveland Visitors See Newburg Asylum
A Cleveland party toured Newburg's asylum with the superintendent guiding them. He pointed to a cell where a patient believes he alone powers the universe. A visitor quips that her husband shares the idea, prompting light banter about craziness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Newburg
Asylum
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Silence in a World of Noise, A Quotation Analysis
A brief meditation on Sidney Lanier’s claim that silence is the most urgent need in modern life, framing how constant noise challenges focus, reflection, and well being amid contemporary pressures. The note emphasizes the enduring value of quiet in daily existence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Lanier
Alumni Officers Elected at Southern Illinois State Normal
The Alumni Association of the Southern Illinois State Normal School elected Miss Helen Bryden Carbondale unopposed as president with Roy V. Jordan Herrin as vice president Raymond Parkinson Carbondale as secretary and Homer Lee Murphysboro as treasurer. The association aims to boost southern Illinois enrollment to 1000 students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association of the Southern Illinois School
Miles Bryden
Carbondale
Illinois News Brevities Roundup Across The State
Monmouth elderly man falls dead in barn from heart attack while chores. In Pana, John McPherson famed for long hair is shaved after 32 years. Decatur ministers plan rain services as drought harms crops. Chicago bankers Worthington and Thomas indicted over a $2,000 CD scam. Assumption calls Muril McDaniel to Lindenwood College head of domestic science. Evanston visit ends with missing nineteen year old Jesse Beach. police search. Sparta Odd Fellows form new group with Steeleville picnic set. Chester man identifed as Michael J. O Hearn found dead at Iron Mountain depot. Springfield reports 1,046 fires statewide last month. Chicago most affected. Rockford Swedish Evangelical church elects officers. Marion’s Addison Harvick, 97, dies, halting fortune dispute. Eureka College opens 54th commencement with several graduates and LL D honors.
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Monmouth
Wesley Michaels
Pana
John McPherson
Christian County
General Custer
Illinois
Decatur
Illinoia
Chicago
John W.worthington
American Banking Association
Harry E. Thomas
Federal Grand Jury
Central Savings Bank of Waterloo
Assumption
Muril McDaniel
Lindenwood College
St. Charles
Milliken University of Decatur
Jesse Beach
East St. Louis
Evanston
Chicago Avenue
Lake Shore
Sparta
Randolph County Odd Fellows’ Association
J. H. Heine
Chester
W. L. Dudenbostle
Percy
Thomas Robertson
Steeleville
L. A. Mendonsa
Marissa
Iron Mountain Depot
Michael J. O’hearn
St. Louis
Ladysmith
South Africa
Potter’s Field
Springfield
Ilinois
Rockford
General Conference
The
Swedish Evangelical Church
G. A. Young
Denver
August Modig
Boone
E. A. Haleen
Minneapolis
P. Benson
A. A. Anderson
A. L. Widell
Minneapols
First Church Bible Institute
J. G. Princell
Marion
Marvick
Eureka
Eureka College
Dean Schailer Matthews
University of Chicago
Madge Campbell
Leharpe
Howard Kauffman
Stanford
S. J. Burgessal
America
Guy L. Zerby
How Women Avoid Operations
Cleveland Ohio and Hanover Pennsylvania readers praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for easing long standing pains and female troubles. Testimonials claim relief from side pains and inability to sit, with partners noting improved energy and ability to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
C. H. Griffith
Madison Ave
Hanover
Mia
Ada Wix
Stock St
Lydia BE
Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Is the master of the house in inquiry the book agent asks
A smooth tongued book agent questions a boy at the door about his father and mother. The boy confirms the father reads the newspaper by the window while noting the mother is indisposed.
Important to Mothers Examine Castoria Bottles Carefully
Important to Mothers see that every Castoria bottle is properly labeled and safe for infants and children. The notice urges careful examination of bottles to ensure the remedy remains a trusted digestive aid for young users.
Man Struggles to Ride Rail Pass and Act Chestily
A brief remark notes the ease with which a man on a railroad pass may appear chesty, highlighting a social impression about demeanor and mobility.
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News OF Illinois
Telegraph
State Normal
Auditor of Public Accounts
Brady
Edward ©. Wentworth
Charles D. Rounds
John L. Almcrantz
John Downey
Cottage Grove State Bank
William A. Moon
Edward F. Shawback
William Schmitt, Jr
Anton Vogel
William P. Defenbaugh
Rose H. Defenbaugh
Moon
State Bank
Lenore
la Salle County
Charles Valentine
Wheeling
Danville
Joseph Smith
Chicago & Hastern Hlllnois
Union Molders
Smith
Chicago Union
Galesburg
Central Illinois
Burlington
Gladstone
Carl Person
Clinton
Tony Musser
Walker
Person
la Rose
Davis Junction
Bloomington
Ignatius Matuzwiss
Oglesby
Vermilion River
Winnegago
Fletcher
Bright
Dean
Sarah M. ‘Woods
Vincennes Road
Foster-Milburn CO
Buffalo
Carter
W. N. U. Chicago
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