Sylvia and Maud Krill confront hidden murder truth
In a tense room confrontation Sylvia learns Maud Krill confesses she killed Lady Rachel Sanda with a silk handkerchief and reveals Captain Jessop as Maud’s real father while asserting the motive to reclaim her and her mother’s innocence amid threats over a will and money. The scene shifts to a public sale notice for a farm near Ainsworth, Iowa.
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I Killed Her I Have Not Half Done Yet
Maud taunts Sylvia after an inquest suggests Lady Rachel may have died by suicide. Maud proclaims she killed Lady Rachel and then hints at killing Krill, ending with a cliffhanger.
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Vinci the Strength Creator for Grippe Convalescents
Mrs. G I Partridge of Franklin Massachusetts credits Vinci with restoring appetite strength and vitality after grippe A Washington Iowa druggist advertises Vinol a cod liver extract with iron peptonate promising building elements without oil and offers money back if unsatisfied The ad urges convalescents the weak and aged to try the product with a satisfaction guarantee.
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Franklin
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Grippe
Vinci
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Iowa
The Gingerbread Man at the Opera House
The Nixon and Zimmerman production of The Gingerbread Man comes to the opera house tomorrow night. Cast includes Jack Horner Simple Simon King Bunn King Sugar Plum Mazie Bon Bon Santa Claus and Gingerbread Man with renowned performers Jeane Palmer Lillian Mates Rose Murray Charles Gallagher Charles Morgan Gus Pixey Charles J. Quinn Eugene Kelly and Robert Parkin. The chorus is large and well trained and the show is lavishly staged with elaborate costumes and scenery.
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Eugene Kelly
Robert Parkin
Glenn Laffer Returns Home in Sigourney Morning
Glenn Laffer arrived back at his residence in Sigourney this morning, marking his return after recent events.
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Child's Life Saved by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Mrs. John Englehardt of Gera Michigan recounts her two year old daughter's near fatal croup after a cold. She credits Chamberlain's Cough Remedy given every ten minutes with loosening phlegm and saving the child. She also notes another child cured similarly and praises the medicine. Sold by Cook and Sherman.
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Republican Caucuses in Washington First Ward
Republicans of the First ward of Washington Iowa will meet in caucus at City hall mayor's office February 28 1908 at 730 p m by order of committeeman George F Ross 13 24 25 26
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Second Ward Caucus in Washington Iowa Feb 21 1908
Republicans of the Second ward of Washington Iowa will meet in caucus convention in the firemen's room City hall on February 21 1908 at 730 p m by order of committeeman 13 24 25 26 Chas A Dewey
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Third Ward Republicans Convene Caucus Over McCall’s Grocery
The Republicans of the Third ward meet in caucus at Harry McCall’s grocery store on February 28, 1908 at 7:50 p m by order of committee man A W McCall.
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Iowa
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Fourth Ward Caucus Held at Haight's Store Room
Republicans of the Fourth ward meet in caucus conventions at Haight's store room on February 28 1908. Harry Schrader attended or represented the meeting.
Foley's Kidney Cure Advertised for Kidney and Bladder Troubles
An advertisement claims Foley's Kidney Cure can stop irregularities and cure kidney and bladder trouble not beyond medicine. Sold by Lemmon's Pharmacy.
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