Modern Dueling Turns Into Wild South Seas Duel
Sheldon fights Tudor in a prolonged, perilous bushwhack through palm groves and grassy clearings on Balesuna and Kerande, each man firing through trees. Tudor wounds are inflicted by a rifle bullet, but Sheldon captures him, subdues him, and demands quiet as the deadly standoff ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arely
Sheldon
Tudor
Vance
Joan
Sudor
Steldon
Cirng
Shedon
Han
Bocas
Luder
Modern duel ends as Sheldon tenders aid after scuffle
Tudor lies wounded with a drilled perforation as Sheldon jokes about duels and calls for antiseptic care. Sheldon decides to send back help and a stretcher while Tudor grouses about the injury.
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Pador
Sheldon
Tudor
Plan to Restore Paisley Abbey in Scotland
Edinburgh February 8 Contracts will be passed today for restoring the famed Paisley Abbey in Scotland the choir of which lies in ruins J Stewart Clark of Dundas Castle has donated 150000 for the project The abbey founded about 1165 as a Cluniac monastery by Walter Fitzalan ancestor of the Scottish royal house of Stuart is among Scotland's finest ecclesiastical structures
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Edinburgh
Paisley
Scotland
J. Stewart Clark
Dundas Castle
Paisley Abbey
Walter Fitzalan
Stuart
Taft Accepts Lunch With New Jersey Governor Murphy
President Taft will luncheon with former Governor Franklin Murphy at Murphy's Newark home before heading to New York to speak at a Lincoln Birthday event Monday night.
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Washington
Taft
Franklin Murphy
New Jersey
Newark
Jersey
New York
Lincoln
Wilson to Fly to Chicago for Iroquois Club Luncheon
Trenton New Jersey February 8 Geov Wood row Wilson prepares to leave Sunday for a Chicago trip where he will be guest of honor at an Iroquois club luncheon Monday. He will return promptly then start a longer western tour at month end, giving addresses in several Middle West cities.
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Trenton
N. J
Woodrow Wilson
Chicago
Middle West
Methodist ladies host chicken dinner and supper
The Methodist church women announce a chicken dinner Friday February 9 starting at 11:00 A.M. for 35 cents and a 5:00 P.M. supper for 25 cents. Proceeds aid a worthy cause as work begins on a new building at the current site.
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the Methodist Church
Parisian Sage Hair Tonic Ad at Lemmon's Pharmacy
An old fashioned advertisement touts Parisian Sage hair tonic promising to stop falling hair dandruff itching scalp and offers money back. Lemmon's Pharmacy stocks large bottles for fifty cents and urges daily use by thousands of women.
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Lemmon’s Pharmacy
Lemmon's
Local social and lecture notes from Crawfordsville
Crawfordsville dated February 7 1912 reports Mrs Max Keller visiting friends at Ainsworth Marion Neal traveling to Washington Robert Rhea returning from a Burlington business trip Owen Harrison arriving from Wyman and magicians Wassard performing at the opera house as the final lecture course item The committee notes a profit of about 35 to 40 dollars which will fund a permanent lecture course.
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Crawfordsville
Max Keller
Ainsworth
Marion Neal
Washington
Robert Rhea
Burlington
Owen Harrison
Wyman
Wassard
Opera House
Leap Year Pie Social Planned at Lexington Hall
In Lexington on February 14 the Epworth League hosts a leap year pie social at Lexington hall. Local residents Will Anderson and Rosa Faulkner are noted among daily activities. Mrs. A. A. Faulkner returns home after illness. Town news includes Milo Patterson visiting Washington and Blaine Holmes delivering hogs to West Chester.
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Lexington
Milo Patterson
Washington
Will Anderson
Frank Wilson
Tom Schulty
Lexington Hall
Epworth
Rosa Faulkner
Tom Schultys
Blaine Holmes
Local Notes and Labor Movements in Rubio Rubio
Nordyke and Hannah shipped three car loads of hogs to Ottumwa. P. W. Keefover building a barn for Richard Vandyke. A local butcher plans shop and residence when weather allows. Mrs Claude Fleming to visit her father D. C. Kyle at Washington. Bert Cook listed as sick.
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Ottumwa
P. W. Keefover
Claude Fleming
D. C. Kyle
Local visits noted at Brighton and Winfield
Mr and Mrs Henry Jones of Brighton visited at the Samuel Savage home in the latter part of last week. Rev and Mrs Hardy Ingham of Winfield were visiting Baxter Ingham last Thursday.
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Henry Jones
Brighton
Samuel Savage
Hardy Ingham
Winfield
Baxter Ingham
Kalona Notes and Visits Make February Roundup
Kalona, Feb 7 1912. John Sakulin and Frank Marsh were business visitors in Iowa City. Mrs A A Eglin visited her father and sister Mrs John West in Iowa City. Mrs J G Fesler of North Liberty and O Kessler of Riverside attended Kalona Friends. Wm Bontrager’s wife visited Iowa City. Clarence McKinzie returned from Parsons College in Fairfield. M D Brown visits daughter Mrs L C Woodburn near Ainsworth. Nurses Green and Stahl who cared for W G Brenneman at his end sickness returned to Iowa City. Otto Conrad visited Iowa City. Mrs Baumer of Lone Tree returned home after visiting Dr Hammer.
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A. A. Eglin
Iowa City
John West
Mesdames
J. G. Fesler
North Liberty
O. Kessler
Riverside
Kalona
Wm. Bontrager
Iowa
Fairfield Visitors and Local Health Notes
Robi Gudgell of Fairfield visited his parents in Brighton on Tuesday. Margie Thompson remains ill while Gertie Stout slowly recovers from a serious illness. Mrs Frank Swisher and Mrs Minerva Weidner return from Fairfield visits. Rev C Walker returns from Woodburn after preaching. Frank Berry returns from Mt Pleasant due to Mr Grege’s illness. Frank Gudgel fell Sunday breaking his left arm. Willie Berry visits Brighton parents.
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Robi. Gudgell
Fairfield
Dick Gudgell
Margie Thompson
Minerva Weidner
Leslie Hicks
Woodburn
Gertie Stout
Frank Berry
Mt. Pleasant
Grege
Frank Gudgel
Willie Berry
Dr Luella Shaw Health Talk For Women Friday
Dr Luella Shaw will give another health talk to women Friday at 2 30 p m at Rest Room. Attendees may bring written questions to be read and answered at the conclusion of the talk.
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Luella Shaw
Brighton Moves Back to Old Farm as Kessel Shifts
Brighton Route One Medes Belles of Washington returns to his old farm while John Kessel moves onto the former John Dunbar place.
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Medes Belles
Washington
John Kessel
John Dunbar
Local Fall Show Promises Treat With Madam Sherry
Stage settings and electrical effects highlight the local production of Madam Sherry, described as a real treat of the season and a highlight for audiences.
Doctors Gave Her Up Lydia E Pinkham Ad Claims Cure
In Elmo Missouri a woman recalls doctors declaring her incurable due to a tumor and female troubles. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with her recovery and a healthy baby, urging others to seek guidance from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co for female ailments.
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Stuart
Lydia E. Pinkham
Elmo, Mo
Saran J. Stuart
R.F.D
Box 16
Elmo
Lydia
Pinkham
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Don Brindley
Wellman
West Chester
Rubio
Nordyke & Hannah
Richard Vandyke
Bert Cook
John Sakulin
Frank Marsh
Lonesome Pine
Graham
Bert Mosher
Graham “the Lonesome Pine
Roy LaMarr
Royal, Welsh Ladies Choir
Voic
Madame Sherry
Ada Meade
Alta Virginia Houston
Neal McCay
Dallas Welford
Ben Grinnell
Lillian Tucker
Estelle Thebaud
Geo. W. Lederer
Costum
Stemple White
John Sundling
Frank Swisher
Washington National Bank
Washington, Iowa
Valentines
Nicola
Harmon
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