Kimball's Last Joke Frames Edith Wayne Exit
In a quiet New York club Jacob Kimball schemes to woo Edith Wayne by sending his engagement ring with private secretary Peter Rolf to Newport. Edith ends up accepting Peters ring while Baggs is found to be in Newport, revealing the joke altered fortunes and enabling Edith and Peter to marry for love and money.
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Jake Kimball
Jacob Montressor Flint Kimball
Fifth Avenue Bay Window
Jacob
Edith Wayne
New York
Jake
Waynes
Edith
Newport
Neest
Peter Rolf
Peter
Jheoh
Rolf
Mr. Baggs
Baggs
Jake Kimbatt
Bages
Wisper Ryeter
Glancor
Edith Warne
Wayne Cottage
Lam
Cime
Kimball
Lin
Jacob Montress
Plint Kimball
Wayne
More Agriculture Than Theology In Rural Life Talk
Rev. W. Lilley of Keokuk urged cutting theology from preacher training to emphasize agriculture at the Rural Life conference at Iowa State College Ames. He argued country pastors need practical agricultural knowledge and adequate pay, while seminaries must tailor training for country work. The gathering praised the program for guiding rural church workers toward cooperative growth with colleges and state church societies.
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Ames
Rd. W. Lilley
Keokuk
Country Church
Iowa Christian Ecotvention
Rural Life Conference
Iowa State College
Lalley
Mr. Lilley
Theological Seminary
Jerusalem
B.S. Denny
Iowa Christian Convention
Lincoln call for 300000 more ships gold to Europe
Fifty years ago today event notes Lincoln's plea for 300000 more troops. It records sea shipments of U S gold to Europe totaling 21 750 000 and arrivals at New York from California amounting to 12 255 070 during the same period.
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Lincoln
United States
Europe
New York
California
Canada
Rural church work stressed by church leaders
In a discussion on country church development leaders from several denominations urged urgent action. Superintendent Baxter and Mr. Denny spoke on saving rural churches and expanding outreach to communities, stressing the need for united effort to sustain worship and social services nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay. B. McNutt
Presbyterian Ureh Board
Country Church
Pietrich Sarintendent Baxter
Methodiature
le Ae Ane Ee
Denny
Ecninity Church
Montreal bids on new Canadian dry dock project
Montreal July 2 bids are to be received for a large Canadian dry dock to be built either at Levis or Quebec. The dock would be about 1150 feet long 147 feet wide and 87 feet deep with a 344 million dollar concession over 35 years. Possible sites include St Charles river Beauport flats or St Joseph de Levis.
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Montreal
Propesda
Bial Fess
Ay Levin
Government Iteets
St. Petersburg
Russia
Liverpool
Bermuda
St. Charles River
Beauport Flats
St. Joseph de Levis
Aia
Tender notices describe bids for maritime work and ratings
The fragment mentions tenders and bids related to a tug or tugs and associated painting. Specifics are missing, but the context implies submission of offers, evaluation and painting work tied to a shipping or harbor project as reported in the page segment.
Chemical bill in tentative form to revise schedule
The tentative bill to revise the act schedule will be taken up in July. The measure has been passed by the appropriate committee and is proceeding to further consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waahitieton
Ipnka
Scott
Saskatchewan
Mother's Friend Promises Safe Childbirth Aid
Text extols Mother's Friend as essential prep for pregnancy, claiming it strengthens the mother, eases pain, prevents complications, and speeds recovery. It describes benefits to muscles and breast glands and offers a free book from Pradeveld Regulator Co. Atlanta Ga.
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Pradeveld Regulator CO
Atlanta, Ga
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J. F. McNamara & Son
South Side Furniture
Caner Music CO
Victor
Edison Talking
McCall
Price
McCall’s
America
the McCall Company
W. 37Th St
American Steel Post
Mr. Kimball
Mi. Kimball
Farmers & Merchants State Bank
Washington
IOW
Bill Yore
Luse Land & Development Company, Ltd
ST. Paul
Minnesota
Southwell & McCulley
Iowa
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