Undecided By Benedict A Comedic Rescue Turn
Ned Libby and Susan Barrows spar over indecision and temper in a tense exchange that nearly ends in tragedy. Ned drives home a rash plan then fakes harm to test Susan’s commitment, prompting a playful reconciliation as Ned declares decided love and surefire marriage.
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Ned Libby
Susan
Ned
Susan Barrows
Rail suited for new high speed trains in commercial labor
A report notes rail technology designed for faster trains is entering commercial use, signaling upgrades in rail infrastructure. The development aims to improve speed and efficiency across routes, with industry observers monitoring performance and safety implications.
Razors Found in Graves Rival Our Modern Blades
Bronze razors dating from 1200 to 700 B C were uncovered on Mount Kahlenberg near Vienna during road works. The Hallstatt finds include urns with ashes, pottery, weapons, and jewelry. Swords were bent to fit the urns. no ancient Hallstatt settlement found apart from a possible custodian’s house. All artifacts are prepared for display at Vienna’s Municipal Museum.
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Vienna
Detroit Free Press
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West Indies defined as chain of large and small islands
The West Indies form a loose curved chain of tropical islands from Florida to South America. They include the Greater Antilles and Lesser Antilles with major islands such as Cuba Haiti Puerto Rico and Jamaica. The name West Indies comes from Spaniards who mistook them for lands off the coast of India.
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West Indies
Florida
South America
Greater Antilles
Lesser Antilles
Cuba
Haiti
Porto Rico
Jamaica
India
Fingerprints Help Date Pottery at Mizpah Ruins
Ancient fingerprints dating up to 3000 years old are used to determine the age of pottery found at sites believed to be Mizpah in Palestine. Researchers compare stylistic and content features to establish a timeline for the archaeological remains.
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Mizpah
Palestine
District Court Notice Quieting Title in Washington County
Olga A Jungbluth Elva Carson sue Simon Teeple Richard Moore and many named defendants and unknown claimants over real estate in Washington County Iowa seeking to quiet title in fee simple and confirmation of ownership with a September 7 1936 appearance deadline and Morrison Morrison attorneys for plaintiffs with July 29 August 5 12 19 dates listed.
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Iowa
Washington County
Olga A. Jungbluth
Elva Carson
Simon J. Teeple
Richard Moore
Ommissioners
Washington Co
Rachel Rose
Andrew Damer
An. Damer
A. Damer
Jane Damer
Alexander Huston
Alx. Huston
Angelina Huston
Angelina Humphrey
Phlemon Humphrey
Martha L Stephens
Rebecca Edmiston
Rea Edmonsen
L. Dunshee
Rebecca Dunshee
Luke Dunshee
Norman Everson
Ellen EK
Peirce Everson
Charles Everson
L. Eugene Everson
Howard A. Burrell
Delphine McConnell
Norman Burrell
Anne Burrell
Helen Burrell Keck
Francis EB. Everson
E. E. Everson
Helen EB. Keck
Anne M. Purrell
Delphine E. McConnell
James W. McConneill
Norman Ek. Burrell
Co. W. Everson
Madge BK. Everson
L. K. Everson
Frances EF. Everson
Edwin
A. Mary Besser
John Shiltz
Thomas
Edmiston
J. Shultz
Dee’d
Edminston Trustees of Commercial Law
Bank
Washington
T. L. Brookhart
Terry
Anne M Terry
City of Washington
Elaine Ants
District Court
Imade
City of
Miss Norma Meeks Visits her Friend Miss Marian Swan
In STRINGTOWN Aug 5 Rev and Mrs Alfred Habeggar and four children missionaries of Montana were dinner guests at the J C Graber home. Miss Norma Meeks of Crawfordsville spent several days with Marian Swan. The Rich and Widmer families hosted visits and dinners with various relatives and friends including Edd Widmer, Frances and La Verne of Wayland and Henry Redlingschafer and son. Wayne Pratt of Washington is visiting Ernest Jones.
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J. J Rich
Stringtown
Alfred Habeggar
Montana
J. C. Graber
Norma Meeks
Crawfordsville
Marian Swan
Peter Richard
P. J. Graber
Edd Widmer
Edd Etcher
Frances and la Verne
Wayland
Lena Stewart
Dillon Leyle
Washington
J. J. Rich
Henry Redlingshafer
William Baux
Farmington
Illinois
Noah Widmer
Cecil Korf
Wayne Pratt
Ernest Jones
First Immigration Laws Untill 1810 Passages Regulated
The early act passed in Congress aimed at regulating immigration, though applied to all passengers. It limited boarding to two passengers per five tons of ship capacity and required adequate water and provisions for passengers and crew, addressing deadly overcrowding and provisioning issues on voyages to the United States.
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Congress
United States
Gold in Siberia shows widespread distribution
The report notes extensive gold presence across Siberia with varied deposits and potential for mining. It highlights regional geology and the prospect of exploiting diverse sites, signaling broad economic interest.
Valjean Stay Bets on Clemency for Chilton Case
Oklahoma Governor Marland ordered a halt to extradition proceedings while Carlton B. Chilton, once jailed at 17 for an unpremeditated bank robbery and now living in Cleveland with a wife and 16 year old son, seeks clemency amid public sympathy. The case resurfaced after a routine Oklahoma circular revealed his identity.
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Jean Valjean
E. W.marland
Oklahoma
Carlton B. Chilton
Oklahoma Reformatory
Chilton
Cleveland
Clay Townships to Have Annual Picnic on Aug 20
The Clay township picnic is set for Thursday August 20 at the Black Hawk picnic grounds. Visitors include Harlan Alter and family from Coffeyville Kansas and E S Wolcott who returned home after visiting relatives in Kansas and New Mexico. Mrs Alma Turnipseed and daughter Doris stayed with relatives near Keota over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Daryl Robertson of Ollie visited the Cedric Wolcott home on Sunday. The Clay Sunday school picnic will be held at the schoolhouse next Saturday.
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A. J. Morgan
Clay
Clay Township
Black Hawk
Harlan Alter
Coffeyville
Kansas
E. S. Wolcott
New Mexico
Alma Turnipseed
Doris
Keota
Daryl Robertson
Ollie
Cedric Wolcott
Bonnie Jean Bartz Hosts White Oak Guests
Bonnie Jean Bartz of White Oak entertained the Gardner girls from Ainsworth at her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Fred Waltman’s home. Orlena May Augustine and Virginia Luers visited, with fried chicken, watermelon, and ice cream enjoyed by all.
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Lloyd Luers
White Oak
Bonnie Jean Bartz
Brighton
Cy Dickinson
Chicago
Marion Hotle
Orlena Augustine
Keith Daering
Oz Goweya
Kenneth Hamilton
Pleasant Plain
Harry Hamilton
H Miller Family of Verdi Visit Parental Home
Verdi Aug 5 Mr and Mrs Howard Miller and son Henry visited D H Miller family in Alburnett on Saturday Glen returned home with them. En route they stopped at Will McGivnis home north of Ainsworth R C Risk dined with the Millers. Mrs Stanley Baird visited her mother and sister Nita returned home with her. Mrs R J Chorpenning hosted children for Robert’s birthday. Leslie Gates Fred Longer and June drove to Iowa City Friday.
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F. J. Longer
Verdi
Howard Miller
Henry
Alburnett
D. H. Miller
Glen
Will McGivnis
Ainsworth
R. C. Risk
Stanley Baird
Nita
R. J. Chorpenning
Robert
Leslie Gates
Fred Longer
June
Iowa City
Gliders Rise From Knockagh Mountain Tops
Gliders from Ulster Gliding and Aviation Club use the rough waste land atop Knockagh mountain above Greenisland Ireland to launch long endurance flights. Members aim for greater height and distance as flying interest grows.
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Knockagh Mountain
Greenisland
Ireland
Ulster Gliding and Aviation Club
An Electric Palate invention tastes fruit ripeness
An electronic engineer introduces an device named electrynx that tastes acidity in liquids and indicates whether apples oranges and other fruits are ripe while also recording the acidity content of tea and coffee.
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