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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1906

Page

6

Westward Bound on a River of Dreams

The Peabody siblings Louis and Ann, with seventeen year old artist-in-training Wayne, depart New York for a western journey mocking fear and longing. Louis fixes on wildlifes and sketches cattle towns while Ann bears care for his fragile health and clings to a journal left by their father guiding their Hesperian West voyage. They reach Valley Springs where cousin Barnett welcomes them as the West reveals its rugged promise.

Wayne Sia Fifth Avenue Central Park Wayne Peabody Hudson River Father Egypt Peabody Louis Jersey Dock Venbody Ann Godby Rocks Mountains Ann Rupert Melborn Philip Rupert Hesperian Philadelphia Chicago West Herke Louiia Oregon Siv Tle Megalyon Rampart Range Rampart Alps Valley Springs Don Lous Laddie Barnett Tom

Western health seekers and a restrained heiress in the Barnett circle

Ann Barnett travels west with her husband and cousins to a mountain health retreat. The Barnetts blend eastern comforts with western leisure, hosting polo and golf in a climate that charms neighbors, while Ann remains cooler and inward, puzzling Donnelly and Jeannette about her true feelings and family blood. She appears genuine rather than posing, even as relatives speculate.

Barnett Ann Rampart Avenue Barnetts Seabright Lenox Donnelly Barnett Great Bear Canyon Jeannette Louis Alicia

Social whirl and a troubled romance in the town

Ann plans a social cure for Louis amid a web of flirtations. Barnett stages a trip with Rob Raymond and ranch life as Louis seeks escape, while Ann faces the toll of the glamour and the mounting fatigue from the party's demands.

Coldfish ranch drama and a mint of medicine ads

A horseman arrives at Arnett’s Coldfish ranch as Perry the Mexican reports a party on the road. A letter hints at trouble while Dr Howard’s kidney and stomach remedy is offered half price through J Lemmon with a promise of relief or full refund. The text ends with a teaser about boys and shoes.

Arnett Barnett Perry Rancho

Foreman and a New York cousin disrupt a mining camp

The young foreman Raymond schemes to manage a wild animal artist cousin sent by Barnett as a visitor. He assigns Baker to cook and pose for the boy while Raymond keeps control, fearing the arrival of Miss Rupert and the influence of the visiting girl. The scene ends with plans to continue in the next installment.

Annie Laurie Hele Kaymon Riaymond New York Baker Raymond Barnett Jonesy Skytown Jacek Derry Rosymond Rob Sky Rupert Raymom Peter Josh

Rabbi Harrison Next Lecture Promises Entertaining Talk

The lecture series features Rabbi Leon Harrison as the next speaker on February 19, discussing A Plea for Shylock. The event is expected to be highly entertaining and well attended, with high praise from Sir Henry Irving in a March 1904 note.

Leon Harrison Ile Shylock Rabbi Harrison Henry Irving

Knights Templar Meet To Welcome Guests At 7 20 PM

Bethlehem commandery members are asked to assemble at 7 20 Tuesday evening in full dress to be ready to receive guests. Arthur Hazen and family moved yesterday to a new home west of Washington. Mrs Al Keister visited John McFarland’s home. Milt Jones, teacher at No 6 school, disciplined several students for disobedience. Bully for Milt.

Bethlehem Commandery Templars Arthur Hazen Washington al Keister John McFarland Milt Jones Milt.Clipper

Mrs Brown Praises Dr King's New Life Pills in Ad

In a testimonial from 20 Lafayette Place Poughkeepsie New York Mrs Mary Brown endorses Dr Kings New Life Pills as the most reliable pleasant laxative for stomach liver and bowels. The ad notes a 25 cent price and is guaranteed by J Stewart druggist.

Mrs. Mary* Brown Lafayette Place Poughkeepsie N. Y Dr. King

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