Impostor Brother Reveals Plot Against Viola Gwynne
Kenneth Gwynne explains a planned abduction by Isaac Stain and Barry Lapelle to Viola Gwynne. He suspects her mother would disinherit her if she wed Lapelle, and warns they must confront the danger with Stain staying nearby for a night.
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IL-1
Isaac Stain
Kenneth Gwynne
Viola
Barry Lapelle
Revere
Kenny
Twee
Lapelle
Isaac Stain Ia
Finge
Kenneth Gwynnet Seeks Talk About Family Debt
Rachel confronts Kenneth Gwynnet on a debt troubling the parlor as Viola departs. Kenneth, adjusting his coat, asks to speak privately and denies sharing beyond what was necessary, while Rachel questions what has been told to Viola and composes herself amid tension in the house.
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Rachel
Kenneth
Viola
Omy House
Kenneth Gwynnet
Emigration Slightly Rises in Austria November Exits Reach 881
Vienna reports a modest rise in emigration with 881 people leaving in November. About 600 headed to the United States while the remainder sought new homes in South America.
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Vienna
United States
South America
Sir Hall Caine Leaves for Switzerland for Vertigo Treatment
Sir Hall Caine, troubled by successive vertigo attacks, departed London for Switzerland on medical advice after months of illness. He had been working on a new novel when the condition worsened.
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London
Sir Hall Caine
Switzerland
Hall
Radio Listings Show Evening Programs Across U S Stations
AP Radio Digest lists tomorrow evening schedules for stations from KDKA to WWI. Entries specify times and programs including concerts talks orchestras and youth activities across cities such as East Pittsburgh Hastings Los Angeles Chicago New York Dallas Buffalo and Philadelphia with nightly rebroadcasts and special features.
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Radio Digest
KDKA
Pittsburgh
Pastern
England
KFKX
Hastings
Neb
Central
KHJ
Los Angeles
Pacific
WBAP
Port Worth
WCBD
Zion
Ill
Zion Orchestra
WDAF
Kansas City
WDAP
Chicago
WFAA
Dallas
WGR
Buffalo
WGY
Schenectady
WHA
Madison
Wis
WHAS
Louisville
Cleveland
Eastern
WIAZ
WJY
New York
WJZ
WLAG
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Australians Own Homes In Large Majority Say Officials
Melbourne December report notes state governments aid first time buyers and owners. It lists private dwellings occupied by owners and those purchased by instalments totaling 441 025 and 137 983 respectively, with ownership rates by state ranging from 50.28 to 63.05 percent. The piece adds a closing aphorism about books and hard learning.
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Melbourne
Commonwealth Statistican
Queensland
Western Australia
South Australia
Victoria
Tasmania
New South Wales
Australia
Never Too Late to Learn from a Book Reading Mother
A reflective poem about a speaker who recalls his late mother teaching of Christianity. He admits disbelief in the Good Book yet wonders if the story of Jesus and salvation is true and urges boys with book-reading mothers to heed their guidance. The piece centers on faith, regret, and a desire to start anew.
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God
National Progress Shows Vast Growth Over Two Decades
Chicago reports a National Transportation Institute study showing manufacturing and mining output up 230 percent since 1900, with per capita manufacturing up 60 percent, agriculture up 38 percent, and transportation expanding strongly. The report notes higher efficiency, more capital, and workers shifting to mining, manufacturing, and trade.
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Chicago
United States
Research Council
National Transportation Institute
Edgar R. Clark
Council
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wyoming Rancher Discovers Beauty at Chicago Art Institute
A veteran Wyoming cattleman visiting Chicago on market business enters the Art Institute on a free day and is moved by a painting of a cow. He returns home with new appreciation for color in his alfalfa patches, straw stubble, and cattle coats, and spends much of his idle time absorbing the Institute’s atmosphere.
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Chicago
Wyoming
Michigan Avenue
Chicago Art Institute
Institute
Notable figures linked to mining era council group
The passage lists Clark Cie and council members including Sydney Anderson congressman from Minnesota, Arthur H. Blanchard University of Michigan, Howard E. Coffin Detroit, Dr. G. W. Dyer Vanderbilt, WN. Doak Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen, Herbert S. Houston New York, E. T. Meredith former Secretary of Agriculture, and John K. E. Stevens former Panama Canal chief engineer, noting earnings figures from 1900.
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Clark Cie
Ar Sydney Anderson
Minnesota
Arthur H. Blanchard
University of Michigan
Howard E. Coffin
Detroit
G. W. Dyer
Vanderbilt University
WN. Doak
Awakening Appreciation for Beautiful Objects Prompts Officials
Officials observe a rising number of instances where institutional exhibits spark understanding and appreciation for the arts, signaling a broader awakening in valuing beauty and culture.
Pavilion for World of Women at British Empire Exhibition
A pavilion at Wembley grounds erected by the International Council of Women will serve as the headquarters of the world of women. It will house millions of organized women and feature weekly consideration of feminine hopes and ideas for solving major global problems.
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London
Wembley
International Council of Women
World of Women
Ford sets record in turning out cars
Detroit, Jan. 24 Ford Motor Company announced 1923 production at 2,200,582 vehicles including 1,915,485 automobiles and trucks in the U S and 175,474 in foreign plants plus 101,474 tractors and 7,825 Lincoln cars. Ford expects to top this in 1924 and aims to begin 10,000 cars daily this spring.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
Ford Motor Company
Canada
Ford Company
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Mothers
A Clinton Wisconsin mother praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for aiding her daughter's health and easing nervous troubles. She notes personal use before her daughter's birth and recommends the remedy to other mothers with growing girls. The text emphasizes trust in the product for women's ailments.
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Clinton
Wisconsin
Lydia E Pinkham
Eve Mnother
I. A. HoLvoxp
Lydia E. Pinkham
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Deé4, Meek & Company, Inc
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WMC
Memphis
WOAW
Omaha
WOC
Davenport
WWI
Constance
Railroda
Open World Headquarters
FORD
Aluminum
Flodin Bros. CO
Burlington, Iowa
Best Foods
Barclay’s
Party
Rockton’s
Rockton
Pillsbury
Prince Albert
Velvet
S. O
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Snell's
Snell
New
Texas
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Ohio
National Biscuit Co
Barclay’ Cash Grocery S
Southwest Corner Square
Lydia E. Pinkhem
Strongheart
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P. & G. Soap Bar
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