Through a Woman's Heart Chapter XL Continues Flight of a Suspect
Lathom seeks to surrender after a tale of crime and cover up unravels. Police, aided by Miss Vanstone’s corroboration, press Bonholt Hume as Matthew Bland’s warning telegram signals imminent danger. Hume faces arrest as Bland heads to Liverpool bound for a possible escape.
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Lathom
Lendal
Hoehn
Theolice
Sean Hilda
Reelery
Wildfell
Martha
Jack
Hilda
Apstaira
Stephen
Fred
Stephen Ruben
Hume
Carr
Mr. Thornton
Jan
Philip Hume
Bonholt
Matthew Bland
Liverpool
Bonholt Hume
Pagan
Bayer
Philip
Fle
Revolvr
Olive Vanstone
Bomholt Hume
Fellsgarth Station
Fellagarth
Hoe
Tomis
Lopen
Hecht
Uice
Mary Bland
Editor’s Advice On Economizing Paper
The editor says you waste paper and suggests using both sides of the sheet. The writer asks how to economize, and the editor notes no acceptance of double sided articles. The exchange concludes with a quip about saving on ink and space.
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Per
Vonkers
Trade Terms, much began the lady to Bax porary charge
A fragmented dialogue from Youth's Compunica depicts a comical exchange about pricing for coal yard service. Bax answers with quirky phrasing about costs and slang while a lady asks about expenses, illustrating a playfully muddled, rhythmical scene.
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Steve
Baxter
Those Hats and the Laughing Henpecked Husband
Humorous quip about a woman once placing blinders on her henpecked husband to stop him from ogling pretty girls, followed by a joke that masks make faces impossible to wear.
Diamonds produced by Kimberley mines set milestone total
The Kimberley mines in South Africa have yielded 13 tons of diamonds valued at 5 billion dollars. A satirical column mocks leaders and editors while a Boras reporter suggests setting a poem to music for mass appeal. A waiter comments on the roasted goose and meal satisfaction.
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Kimberley
South Africa
Oenelal
Obe
Boras
Stray Stories From a Fragmented Page
Fragments show a garbled surface of phrases about playing ball day and funday with odd lines attributed to a preacher and references to credit for women. The readable bits mention lines about Woman’s credit, a wife, and a misphrased commentary. The text lacks coherent events or clear entities.
States College The Agricultural College at Brookings Begins Year s Work
The Agricultural College at Brookings opens its new academic year with plans for expanded agriculture courses and research projects. Faculty welcome new students and outline goals for community outreach, crop optimization, and extension services in the coming terms.
Changes in Faculty at Brookings State College
Brookings State College announces additions and shifts across several departments as the new academic year starts. The English chair gains Miss Andrews during Professor Bates' leave, the music chair welcomes Miss Ruth Wearcout, and the physics department gains a new head with the separation of electrical engineering. Agriculture sees multiple appointments including assistant professors and transfers across botany, animal husbandry, agronomy, and dairy science, with staff assigned to stations in Eureka Highmore Cottonwood and other locations.
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Brookings
jCollege
Andrews
University of Minnesota
Bates
Perry
Ruth Wwearcout
American Conservatory of Music of Chicago
Agriculture Department
B. L.thompson
Dunn County School of Agriculture
Menominee
Wis
School of Agriculture
Miss Hoover
North Dakota Agricultural College
Misa Smiley
Ohio State
Misa Fromme
Amy Kelley
University of Illinois
GL. J. Miller
University of Town
W. D. Griggs
Purdue University
Eureka
R. F. Moore
Ontario Agricultural Colege
Highmore
Mr. Garver
Ames Agricultural College
Stadom
Cottonwood
LeBeau Gas Find Prompts Big Pipeline Plan
Rumors flare from LeBeau about war era gas discoveries and a proposed 400 mile line to Twin Cities. Experts report a vast oil gas field with a gas nearly perfect in BTU value at 962 per cu ft, with limited carbon monoxide and near odorless characteristics, capable of serving over 2000 people with a single six inch well.
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LeBeau
le Beau
Twin Cities
United States
t= ae
Steam Threshers Bond Compliance Warned
The insurance commissioner warns threshers to carry a 500 dollar indemnity bond or corresponding insurance policy to shield farmers from losses due to fires from steam threshers. Officials urge farmers to verify bonds before permitting work and report noncompliance. The law mandates fines from 100 to 300 dollars for violations.
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Commissioner of Insurance
Farmers' Institute schedule across towns and dates
The list outlines Farmers' Institute events in multiple locations with October dates. Events appear in Hot Springs Pringle Whitewood Sturgis Piedmont Beante Interior Belvidere Pregho Draper Reliance Cavoma with days ranging from the 11th to the 39th, indicating a regional series across several dates and venues.
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Farmers’ Institute
State Corn Show to Return to Mitchell January 17 20
The State Corn Show and Growers Association will meet in Mitchell January 17 to 20, returning to the city of origin. Officers and directors gathered at the Dakota Improved Seed Co. office with Peter Allen as president and J W Parmley as vice president. The state will fund $600 for show expenses, with prizes from agricultural implement houses. Professors Holten Wheeler Willis and other experts will guide school sessions to improve corn yields and grain production, aiming to attract farmers statewide.
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Mitchell
Sioux
State Corn & Grals Growers’ Association
Dakota Improved Seed Company
Peter Allen
Huricy
J W. Parmley
Ipswich
C. E. Twamley
Alexandria
W. A. Wheeler
John Lekings
Te Southern di Innet
E. P. Lang
Mitchel
Isaac Lincoln
Averdeen
Representa Uve
A. Wheeler
C. Willis
Brookings Agricultural College
Utetate
South Dakota
Corn Palace Awards Judge Favors Clay County Exhibit
Corn Palace judge J P Sonverg of Whiting Iowa announced prizes for the county agricultural exhibits with Hanson leading at 953 Hyde 928 Clay 930 and Perkus 75 dollars to fourth. Clay county protested the third place claiming they deserved second but protest halted as Sonberg left town.
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Mitchell
J. P. Sonverg
Whiting
Iowa
Corn Palace
Hanson
Hyde
Clay
Perkus
Sonberg
KY. Kent
Clay County
Hyde County
Shortest State Supreme Court calendar announced
The court released a calendar for the Cet her term described as the shortest in its history with twenty one cases including sixteen from the criminal calendar. The ruling limits October term arguments to criminal cases only and aims to clear backlogs by starting fresh at the April term. Decisions are hoped to follow promptly after arguments to prevent long delays.
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State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Beadle Gifts Library for State Normal School and Carnegie
General Beadle presented to the training department of the State Normal School a professional library of about fifty volumes and donated to the Carnegie library his private collection of over one hundred volumes. The works span literature history and miscellaneous subjects. His lifelong effort in collecting ensures the volumes’ value and lasting benefit to South Dakota’s education.
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Beadle
Madison
W. H. H Bade
State Normal Echool
Garnegie Library
Beaill
South Dakota
Thirty Mile Inter Urban Plan Discussed in Centerville
Dr Bamford and attorney Valenne of Centerville and Promoter Phelps of Wagner addressed a meeting outlining a 30 mile inter urban line from Centerville to Vibo then Spring Valley. Proposed cost 25000 per mile, bonds to 300010 par, aiming to form the middle section of Mik Point to Mitewell road extension.
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Centerville
B. C
B. E Bamford
H. E. Valenne
Towa
L. F. Phelps
Wagner, D
Vibo
Spring Valley
Itar
T Muake
Mik Point
The Danger Signal Quote Creates Restless Night Wakefulness
An excerpt shows Freddy asking what’s wrong as the speaker declares illness and inability to sleep. The dialogue highlights a sick man’s restless wakefulness and trouble finding rest at night.
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Freddy
Child Eats Cuticura Ointment Evidence Crowned
A New York reader cites a family incident where a three year old ingested an entire box of Cuticura Ointment spread on graham crackers during a sea voyage. The anecdote claims it cured a cold and asserts the ointment is pure and harmless for children.
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New York
Cuticura
Atlantic
State Room
Potter Drug & Chim, Corp
Solo Vrupa
Domes
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Senmawich
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Williams, Hoyt & Co
Rochester
Ape
Alabastine Co
Grand Rapids, Mich
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