Parkway Romance Ends in A New Union
Dora, known as the Parkway Girl, faces Aunt Linda and Booth Arden amid a tangle of affections. Booth admits affection for Dora but deflects by courting Gail Wesley. Dora flees to reconcile with Booth only to learn they have secretly married with Gail’s help. Aunt Linda vows to guard Dora’s future as the county town weighs the implications.
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Dora
Linda
Booth Arden
Booth
Nad
Aunt Tints
Arden
Dery
Ann Arden
Wisit
Jean
Cain
Ion
Booth Arden Ojtie Toner
Riord
Miss Arden
Lindy Sete
Lake Shore
Tint
Tara Winthrop
Gail Westley
Belinds
Wesley
Gail Wesley
Phorm
Gail
Belinda
Gull Wesley
Yeu American Parm Bureau Federation
James Rheward
Clemens. Tu
Jim Howard
Iowa
Marion Fieware
Wn Gorell
Penn College
University of Chicago
Lkont Arm
Farmers Unite Amid Pressures From Railroads And Mills
The piece argues that farmers have prospered through organization, citing gains by workers in wages and concessions from railroads and government. It warns powerful interests oppose farmers via their organizations and propaganda. A separate view notes moving households and Turkish laws restrict antiques over a century old.
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United States
Ersanien- Hom
Buresa
Fisewan Bay
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California
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Turkish Empire
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Trade AT Home
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