Change of Heart in Winter Moonlight
In a snow lit garden Ronald presses Helen to marry him for wealth from David who lies dying. She rejects the mercenary ploy and later consoles David, admitting she loves him. He recovers and they wed, while Helen hides her motive and never asks.
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Ronald
David
Helen
David Stevens
Miss Grey
Dish Covers Saved Kings From Poison in Middle Ages
A piece recalling how dish covers guarded royal meals by padlocking after tasting in the chests of kitchens. Trusted officials unlocked them at table for the steward to sample before serving, a method once common to deter poisoning and later protecting against indigestion.
Four health attitudes analyzed from prevention to cure
The text outlines four approaches to health from ignoring it to balanced care. It argues the best stance promotes strong general health, preventive measures against disease, and consulting a doctor or using drugs only as needed, never relying on them as cures.
Ancient China Cultivated Wheat 27 Centuries Before Christ
The report notes that ancient China cultivated wheat around twenty seven centuries before Christ. It highlights early agricultural practices and regional grain cultivation in ancient times.
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China
Christ
Iowa Land Swings and Migratory Bird Law Enforce
Des Moines reports R T Collier profited 136 164 in two years by buying selling Iowa land including Clay Sioux county farms then turning profits from private and public sales. State game wardens announce strict enforcement of migratory bird laws this fall with federal rules delaying wild duck shooting till September 16 and quail and prairie chicken restricted until 1922. A Little Mound Baptist church dispute over an organ led to a new church near the Diamond Trail.
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Des Moines
R. T. Collier
Iowa
Missouri
M. E. Griffin
Clay County
Colter
Sioux County
Hospers
Allan Grove
Iowa Land
Little Mound
Vigilante districts planned to combat bank robbers
Governor Harding appoints Roscoe C. Saunders to oversee a state wide vigilante network with four to five man town committees. They will be armed and connected by hidden telephone lines to sheriffs and town operators for rapid alerts. Rewards will be offered dead or alive for bank robbers as Decatur Lucas and Iowa counties organize.
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Roscoe C. Saunders
Harding
Burns
Decatur
Lucas
Iowa
Plan Proposed to Sell Camp Dodge Lands to Ex Soldiers
Capt Albert Head of Des Moines urges breaking Camp Dodge into five and ten acre parcels to sell to ex soldiers at long terms low interest. He notes sewer, paving and water for a city of 50000. State executive council favors park expansion dam Lake Manawa and Dolliver park plans and public access to Spirit Lake and Lake Medium. Idaho Governor D W Davis, once from Rippey, joins Iowa’s list of governors with Stuenberg and Haines noted as former residents.
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Albert Head
Des Moines
Camp Dodge
State Executive Council
Towa
Iowa
Lake Manawa
Pottawattamie
Fort Dodge
Webster County
Dolliver Park
Medium
Emmetsburg
Spirit Lake
Maquoketa
Muscatine
Keosauqua
Oakland Mills
D. W. Davis
Idaho
Rippey
Greene County
Davis
Stuenberg
Marion Co
Bill Haywood
John M. Haines
Jasper County
Oldest Iowa turfisman John Kathan Still Wins Races
John Kathan, 79, Osage Iowa, long time horse driver at county fairs and race meets, owns two fast horses Donnie Sullivan and Chet Wind this season and is winning good money at the track.
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John Kathan
Osage
Mitchell County
Iowa
Donnie Sullivan
Chet Wind
Iowa G A R Reunion Plans Headed for Indianapolis
Iowa Department G A R Chief R L Chase issues orders for the fifty fourth National Encampment at Indianapolis September 19 to 25 with a 1 cent per mile rail rate for members and families. Special Iowa train departs Des Moines September 18 1920 to Chicago then Indianapolis.
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Des Moines
Sept
R. L. Chase
Iowa Department
Iowa
Grand Army of the Republic
Indianapolis
Ind
Grand Army
Chase
Assistang Adjutant General
Rock Island Railroad
Chicago
Iowa Special
Pennsylvania
Memory of a rider who looks thirty years young
Observers recall a rider who handles the ribbons with calm skill, noting his appearance suggests he seems no older than thirty, a reflection of youthful vigor amid his season’s performance.
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Ers
Etta Seeks a Rest in Downtown Shopping Trip
A mother and her sister accompany little Etta during a downtown shopping day. Exhausted, Etta asks her mother to "park" her in a leather chair by the restroom while they finish their errands.
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Aunty
Little Etta
Etta
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McClure Newspaper Syndicate
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Burlington
Colorado
Delaware County
J. W. Doxee
Monticello
Jones County
Sand Spring
Milwaukee Railroad
Hopkinton
Mosticello
South Fork Township
Board of Control of State Institutions
Toledo
A. E. Kepford
Postum Cereal Co.Inc
Battle Creek, Mich
America
Wilmakwer Clothing Company
Aire
USL
Washington Battery & Electric Co
West Washington Street
Washington, Iowa
Vadegies