Marcia Finds Five Dollar Plight Turns To Matchmaking
Marcia Newbury lends five dollars to a New York man posing as an old friend of her father. A mix up with Peter Shipley and a Boston lawyer leads to a proposal and a later plan for marriage, as she learns a lesson in penance and hospitality.
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Marcia Newbury
Marcia
Brown
Miss Newbury
Mr. Brown
New York
Marcela
Marchia
Judge Newbury
Boston
Shipley
Peter Shipley
Proutz
Mrs. Jenks
Mr. Shipley
The Popes Triple Crown Origins and Meanings
The tiara, or triple crown, began as a plain high cap and was first used by Pope Nicholas I in 860. The second crown dates to 1295 under Boniface VIII and the third to circa 1368 under Urban I. The crowns symbolize either the Holy Trinity or the triple royal powers of the Bishop of Rome.
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Venice
Nicholas I
Boniface VIII
Urban I
Rome
Christendom
Muffled Knock at Rivers Prompts Local Inquiry
A garbled report from a local paper mentions a muffled knock at the Rivers residence prompting police inquiry. The fragment notes unclear details about persons involved and potential motive, with no confirmed suspects.
Suffragette Chooses Suitors In Lawful Match
A young suffragette faces the test of marriage with a suitor when the mother of the young man questions readiness and finances. The mother slowly smiles, deciding the couple may proceed with caution.
Local Shoppers Report in Concordia Areas
N. S. Walter and family shopped in Concordia Monday. Harry Gile and family and Geo. Walter with Grahama Kelley visited Lute Loofbor rows Sunday. Charles Lewis and wife shopped in Concordia Thursday. Robt. Hyder and Lute Loofbor row marketed turkeys during ration week.
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N. S. Walter
Concordia
Harry Gile
Geo. Walter
Grahama Kelley
Charles Lewis
Robt
Hyder
Wordia
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Mahan’s
Ciliven
Scandia
Kansas
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Nour
Associated Lostery Press
Tam
Hal
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