A New Romance of the Storm Country
Tennibel Devon a canal boat resident in Ithaca encounters Captain Philip Macaulay and the Pendelhavens. Tony resistsUriah Devons abuse while tangled with Reginald Brown and Doctor Paul Pendelhaven in a melodramatic plot of love betrayal and theft.
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Bynorpsis Apter
Tennibel Devon
Ithaca
Phillip McCauley
Shaptil
Uriah Devon
Tony
Reginald Brown
Uriah
Devon
Weeter John
Deetor Paul
MaccCauley
Mactuley
Chapten IX
Martry Brown
MacCauley
Pendlehaven
Doctor Paul
John
Ony
Penderhaven House
Mr. Curtin
Tnnibel
Reginald
Mrs. Curtix
Curtia
Heginald
Cauley
Tangled trial ends as Pendlehaven clan untangles truths
Edith Devon confronts Uriah and Reginald Brown while Drs Pendlehaven expose a money loot and motive. Tony confesses, Mrs Curtis and kin are ordered out with five thousand dollars, and Caroline is found. Uriah vows reform. Tennibel clings to Philip and Tony. Edith reconciles.
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Faith Deven
Pendlehaven
Pendlehaven Place
Uriah
Mrs Devon
Doctor John
Doctor Paul
Tennibel
Edith
Brdith
Pap Penlehaven
Tony
John
Reginald Brown
Toam
Ferra
Ron
Philip Tung
Edith Devon
Jack
Paul
Reggie
John Pendlehaven
Mrs. Devon
Uriah Devon
Mrs. Curtis
Katherine
Philip MacCauley
Paul Pendlehaven
Devon
Deodtor John
Philippe
Philip
Dector John
Paul Pendehaven
Mrs. Deven
Maul
Reginald Will
Deector
Uriah Deven
Curtis
Jonan
Gorically
Reginald
Wendlehaven Brothers
Caroline
Edith Mindil
Paul Pendiehaven
Tony Tm
Peodtlehaven
Pendlehavens
Devos
Sarah
Riah
Campaign for World’s Greatest Carillon Tower in D C
An official of the Washington Arts club announces a summer campaign to build a major carillon tower in Washington D C as a war memorial. The project would cost about 2500000 dollars and include fifty four bells weighing up to ten tons each, one for every state and district. The tower aims to honor American soldiers who died in World War I.
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Washington D. C
Washington Arts Club
Belgium
Holland
W. G. Rice
District of Columbia
Territories
Dependencies
Washington
Beveridge Outlines Rules of Speaking at Drake
Former Senator Albert Beveridge of Indiana delivered a 30 minute address on The Art of public Speaking at Drake University to students and faculty, urging clear plain language and sincere belief. Iowa City faculty praise campus Christian associations and YMCA efforts shaping leadership and service among students and women.
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Beveridge
Des Moines
Auditore
Courts of Justice
Dean Hilke
Law School of Drake
Christian Association
University of Iowa
Fitzgerald
Young Women's Christian Association
Jesults
Currier Hall
Nellie 8. Aurner
Clara M. Daley
Young Men's Christian Association
Robert E. Reviow
Soul Kiss Ends Five Minute Parting in Chicago
In Chicago detectives arrested Jay Miller a 29 year old saxophone player and Esther Smithyson a 17 year old pianist found in a north side rooming house after eloping from Pittsburgh two weeks earlier Miller left a wife and two children. They shared a final kiss lasting five minutes before arrest.
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Chicago
Jay Miller
Esther Smithyson
Pittsburgh
Lone Star Sign of the Times in Married Life
A brief note from Dattag News observes changing social norms with a married woman buying a camely sign as a personal statement in public life.
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Times
Camly
Dattag News
Oilcloth Tips Protecting Tables with Paper Underlay
Oilcloth on a kitchen table lasts longer when soft paper is placed underneath. The paper absorbs wear and helps the covering endure with less damage.
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Gracs Miller White
Emma
Hin
Reggie Brown
Jobo
Tomthel
Tennihellen Mehaven
America
Toscanini
Arturo Toscanini
Mary Garden
Chicago Opera Association
Chicago Grand Opera Association
Miss Garden
Tristan and
Isolde
Lehrengrin
Pauline Arnoux
Me.Arthur
Henri Pierre Roche
Paolo Gallico
National Federation of Music Clubs
Tricities
Rock Island
Davenport
Moline
MacDowell
Edward MacDowell
Iowa City
G. W. Stewart
Department of Physics
National Electric Light Association
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