Through a Woman's Heart Chapter V Continued
In a wintry village scene Bonholt Hume pleads for news of his nephew Philip Hume who vanished after a row with Jack Lathom. The rector, Stephen Ruben, and Hilda Ruben face tension as Jack defends himself and the two families confront possible motive and alibi amid mounting anxiety.
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Sitval
Philip Humes
Touholl
Bontiolt Hume
Bonholt Hume
Philp
Hume
Ruben
Phil
Bobholt Hume
Philip
Stephen
Bonholi Hume
Fellsgarth
Young Lathom
Biephen Ruthen
Jack Lathom
Anxiou
Bonholt
Grierson
Lathom
Phil Heyer
Villaga
Lkely
Mr. Hume
Bosbolt Hume
Burrow
Baternac
Fellagarth
Muni
Golme Strilehy
Hilda
Mick Shel
Wihifel
Anjon
Jack
Philly Hume
Philip Hume
Jack Latham
Stephen Ruben
Miss Ruben
Young Lathe
Brent
Dnstanes
No Napkins For Roosevelt As Flag Officer Authored Menu
Rear Admiral Rodly D. Evans recalls ordering exact mess deck meals for ships and dining with the crew to prove proper feeding. He says the practice impressed sailors and commissary staff, reduced grumbling, and even entertained President Roosevelt without a napkin. An ironic line notes inspiration equals money.
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Rodly D. Evans
Hampton
Broadway
Large rural and town notices from a Dakota paper chunk
A mixed digest reports an accidental killing near Huron and a $2,000 bond for a murder suspect, real estate transfers near Huron and Mitchell, local lodge news in Vermillion and Madison, a notable Sioux leader Clel American Horse’s death, and lighter human interest pieces about storms, sleighing, and Christmas Eve scenes. The items include a county court appearance, railroad service changes, tributes to veterans, and social club activities with named towns and organizations.
Christmas Dinner Mix Up Prompts Husband’s Dreadful Dilemma
A sociable man named Steve Hayes sets out for a Christmas shopping spree then slips into a bar with friends, leaving wife Mrs. Hayes expecting an early feast. He returns home with a massive bundle that turns the tale of generosity into marital chaos as the provisions vanish from view and blame lands on his head.
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Steve
Brooklyn
Hayes
Philp
Mr. Hayes
Mr. Philp
Mrs. Philp
Two
Indies
Turkey
Jie
Steve Hiyes
Mrs. Hayes
Fulton Market
Florida
Soutt Street
Meiate
Stanoe
Mr. Kayes
Jong Af Ward
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Wis
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George Edelman
Yale
Abigail Green
Watertown General Hospital
Miss Green
Heartwire
Leonard Davis
Siour Falls
Oliet Hap
Cheyerine Tver
Ywnrg
Himp
Wounded Knee Hehr
Bga
Montana BS
Miron College
Mat
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Reserve Mutual Life Company
Thilfanapolis
Ind
Doiig
Canton
Mutual Lumber Company
Hemstock
Anderson Brothers
Whl True
Joe Dunn
Marvin Stanley
Charles Webber
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad
Mitchell
Aberdeen
Chicago-Sanborn
Chicago
Clef American Horse
Pine Ridge Reservation
War Department
Wyoming
Miller
Pacific Coast
K. P. Lodge of Vermillion
K. P. Lodge
Co. C
John Carpenter
V. C
Martin Weeks
A. P. Geppert
M. A
Fred Swedberg
K. R
John Kurvink
M. E
C. F. Vincent
Grand Lodge
Pierre
John ¥. Hirt
C. 0. Lokken
Odd Fellows of
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Dana of
Armour
Madison Lodge
Rebekahs
Black Hills
Lead
M. Bowman
Tanner
J. E. Taylor
G. G. Bennett
James McCloud
Angus McLain Graig
Angus McLeod
Henchman
R. C. Thomson
P. H. Cameron
Atkinson
Dan McDonald
J. 4. Crouch
Wiper
J. M. Craig
Ofice
Che Curkey Samaritan
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