Malone Interview with Professor Challenger Sparks Spectacle
Mintone reporter Malone seeks dangerous assignment after rejection by a lover. He interviews Professor Challenger, recently back from South America with a tale of prehistoric life on a high plateau. Challenger offers sketches and fragmentary proofs but demands no public use of the material.
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Mintone
London
Professor Challenger
South America
Malone
Maple White
Professor Faces Public Inquiry in Private Struggle
The Professor recalls the clash between his evidence and public incredulity. He admits a fiery temper under provocation and notes his refusal to share further corroborative proofs, while his wife urges restraint as the confrontation continues tonight.
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Sam
Journalist Faces Challenger Cult of Imposters at Tonight’s Lecture
After a tense interview with Professor Challenger, Malone prepares to cover a Zoological Institute talk by naturalist Percival Waldron. McArdle plans a bold, restrained lead to expose imposters, while Malone hopes for a scoop on Challenger’s extraordinary claims. The piece builds toward a dramatic reveal at the eight thirty lecture.
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Fiust
McArdle
Sens
Zoological Institute
Challenger
Enmore Park
the Gazette
Percival Waldron
Waldron
Mr. Mo
John Stahl argues romance grows after marriage in Husbands and Lovers
Amusements notes director John M Stahl defends married life as the true source of romance. He cites his film Husbands and Lovers about a married couple and their trials, claiming engagement scenes are only preludes to real affection and partnership.
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John M. Stahl
First National
Fox Theatre
Stahl
Marriage plans unfold in heart shaped puzzle in Riverside
Miss Ruth Ilgenfritz will wed Mr. Ralph McIlwain on August 5 1925 per a heart shaped crossword clue at a party hosted by Mrs. William Cress. Virginia Siemen delivered gifts in a heart shaped bag as part of the celebration.
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Riverside
Bernadine Brown
Chicago
Grace Truxan
Ruth Ilgenfritz
William Cress
Miss Ilgenfritz
Miss Ilgenfri
Ralph McIlwain
Virginia Siemen
William Ingram
St. Mary’s Church
Xavier Yeggy
Jacobsmeier
Vegey
Joseph Yeggy
Peace Outlook in Europe Gloomy Says Sonnichsen
Ny The Anoperated Preeay reports Sonnichsen, director of the State Board for Vocational Education, after a seven week Europe trip. He says Russia and Germany are dangerously angry, Britain faces high unemployment and alcoholism, France fears German revanchism, and England's policy centers on security of the British Empire amid gloom and aging industry.
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Europe
Sonnichsen
Des Moines
Russia
Germany
France
England
Sonnicheen
State Board For Vocational Education
America
Great Britain
Des Moines trip ties to Lily Lake and YWCA camp network
Mies Pantine Johnson of Columbus Junction returned from Des Moines after a month away. Two weeks were spent at Lake Okoboji where Dr. Helen Johnston served as camp physician for the Girl Reserves. Louisa County Sunday school superintendents meet in the Junction on August 14. Mrs F Koster and her daughters from Davenport visit the Anne Perry home.
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Columbus Junction
Mies Pantine Johnson
Columbus City
Des Moines
Helen Johnston
Lake Okoboji
Johnston
Louisa County
Junction
F. Koster
Davenport
Annfe Perry
Keota Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Visits
Keota Iowa residents share weekend visits and gatherings noting Miss Mary Bruty staying with Everett Green and multiple families hosting extended relatives. Other entries list Friday and Sunday visits to neighbors, reflecting common community ties in the area.
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Chapter
Professor Munchausen
John Mandeville Redivious
Cagliostro
McCardle
Peclares
Macaroni
North Sea
English Channel
Keota
Roxie Ann Taylor
Floyd Greens
Earl Long
William Shaffer
Bury Henderson and
Junior
Paul Berry
Enney Vo
Washington
Iowa
H. C. S. Gingham
Canvas Oxfords
Belle Isle
Percale Merit
Galle
Derby
Sui
Madelingham & Chambray
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