The Merry Widow Continues by Albert Payson Terhune
A serialized tale continues as Albert Payson Terhune carries forward The Merry Widow. The narrative unfolds with period mood and characters stepping through evolving plot threads from the preceding installment.
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Merry Widow By
Albert Payson
Terhune
Parisi restaurant scene swirls with nobles and a widow
In a Santa garden party at Maxim's a cosmopolitan crowd gathers such as Mme Natalie Popoff Nova Kovitelh and Cascada with Danilo and an ambassador. The prince arrives amid comic confusion as personal loyalties and a looming marriage crisis stir the room. A looming Marsovian debt adds pressure as a widow enters unseen.
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Mme
Natalie Popoff
Nova Kotiteh
Cascada
St. Brioche
Natalie
Danilo
Nan
Hehi of Popot
Nova Woviteh
Nove Kovitelh
Marsovian Ministry
Popoff
Sadewa
Marsovin
Prince Dani
Maxim’s
Ee Dano
Natali
Riverview Park’s Wonderful Nighttime Fairyland Display
A vivid promotional tour of the Riverview Chicago amusement grounds describes its vast size and attractions. It boasts 250000 visitors, grand pavilions, circuses, live shows, water chutes, aerial coasters, animal acts, and a famed band, with dazzling night lights and a magical riverscape.
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Chicare
Riverview
Roman Hippodrome
Cairo
Bohumir Wrvi
Big Otto
Miss Dixie
Vorist
Feariess
Monitor
Merrimac
Barbarossa
Paul Revere
Local town notes include visits and business changes
Merrett Wells and his wife from Rockford Connecticut stayed at the John Tucker home southeast of town. Frank Ferree of Miskawaka attended the Lukens family reunion. The old town building was sold to Frank Helser and moved to North Jefferson street for a new automobile garage. Mrs. McKnight and children from Indianapolis visited A J Hill family. Grandma Amiss visited the Charles Amiss place near Rose Hill. Roger confirms local ads and sales of products from Ragers while new display cases arrive for cigars and candies.
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Merrett Wells
Rockford
Connecticut
John Tucker
Mr. Wells
Tuckers
Old Town
Frank Helser
North
Jefferson Street
O. N. Corneil
Roding
Roger
A. E. Graham
Kennedy
Virgil Lawrence
Joho Furguson
Clara
Fort Wayne
Joho Gall
Furguson
Gall
DeWitt
H. A. Ferree
Jessie
Ruth Burt
A. Ht
Hower Lome
al Bouse
Claypool
Charles Hill
Lake visits and town notes from Myrtle-Glenn park
Traveling salesman E. P. Moore of Marion visits Jacob Haney home for days of fishing and boating on the local lake. Yorktown guests return from Myrtle-Glenn park after a pleasant stay and plan to visit again. Local liveryman A. E. Graham buys an automobile for livery use. Various small items include sales of vehicles, social club meeting plans, and promotions for remedies and postcards.
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E. P. Moore
Marion
Jacob Haney
John Stewart
P. Keys
D. A. Nash
Walter Bunyan
Wes Kidd
Catharine Flinn
Yorktown
Myrtle-Glenn Park
Record
Claypool Community Notes Highlight Visits and Local Events
Lemon Jones and his mother from north east Claypool visited Sunday guests at the Kissinger and Jones homes. A band rendered an excellent program to a large crowd on the streets Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs John Getz returned to Goshen after a three week stay at the Rantz home during the Rantz absence. Local ads list roofing materials from Claypool Lumber and Coal Company.
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Lemon Jones
Claypool
B. Kissinger
L. O. Jones
Mrs
John Getz
Goshen
Rantz
Mrs. Rantz
O. A. Davis
Rochester
Sastoril Signatures Trademarked in Recent Filing
Court records show Sastoril brand filings noting a single mark and owner. signatures indicate authorization for distribution and advertising across regional markets. Local filings reference the same name used in product labeling and packaging.
Local notes from town and surrounding area
Community items recount visits and travel including Miss Neva Hamman returning from Wabash, Attie Carr and wife visiting Charles Bowen family, and Mrs Bowen as sister to Mrs Carr. Mentions Deputy Sheriff George Minear delivering precinct notices, and local ads for records and fertilizer brands. Includes social visits, card sales, and weather impact on crops with several names and places.
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Attie Carr
Wabash
Charles Bowen
Mrs. Bowen
Mrs. Carr
George Minear
Warsaw
Lake Township
Seward
Neighbor Refuses Deliveries Over Paper Ownership
A neighbor demands control of the paper and refuses to send it, preferring it stay in his house to avoid leaving when he wants it. The dispute centers on who holds possession and access to the publication.
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BOX of Bliss
DeVoe Paints the Earth Phrase Fragments Ad
An OCR fragment promotes DeVoe paint as a household word, noting sales through Claypool Lumber and Coal. The clipped text mentions “DeVoe” and a call for good paint but is incomplete and lacks a clear event or date.
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DeVoe
Clay Pool Lumber & Coal
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