The Little God and a Separation and a Reunion
Philippa and Richard endure years of love and hardship while she pursues art and he hides his sacrifice to support her. A failed trust and an annuity hidden by Richard reveal his devotion, ending with a reunion as they discover the infant Cupid painting by Richard’s mother and their lasting bond.
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Philippa
Richard
Bio
Hiploma
Phipps
Filchard
Phil
Tony
Tong
Richart
Philipps
Dickie
Isoten
Phippa
Sou
Michard
Le 2
Philippe
Cupid
Richard Jarmon
Roberts Saye
America
Ec Oaly
Que
Rhodesia Agricultural School Aims to Reform Native Farming
Iowa graduate and Methodist missionary in South Africa describes Rhodesian farming as primitive. He notes tiny corn yields per acre, village-style labor, beer rituals after planting, and irrigation as scarce. The Old Mission school trains natives in agriculture plus secular and spiritual study, with limited attendance to families.
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George A. Roverts
Iowa State College
South Africa
Rhodesia
Roberts
Mark T. Humphrey
Grant Avenue
Unitaria Mission School
Hig Ames
Tive
DANY FASHION HINT. Hy La Racoutense styles noted
The description highlights a slim silhouette with Labrador blue velvet draped from the right shoulder to a narrow foot and pointed train. Cream Inco edged with brilliants drapes the left shoulder forming the sleeve.
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Dany Fashion
Hy la Racoutense
Villa and Zapata Announce Collaborative Move in Mexico
Generals Villa and Zapata met at Acchimilco and announced plans to work together with both sides set to retire after their missions. A split over campaign strategy surfaced as Villa prepared a vigorous assault on Carranza, with 18 000 troops slated to depart for Vera Cruz and a second 15 000 heading toward Guadalajara as the two leaders push toward the west coast. Leon Canova represented the United States at the meeting and Villa praised General Scott as a great soldier and friend.
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Mexico
Cit
Paso
Tex
Villa
Zapata
Acchimilco
Geo
Caruthers
Washington State Department
Cuernavaca
Carranza
Mexico City
Leon Canova
United States
Gen. Scott
United States Army
Scott
Vera Cruz
Quadalajara
West Cosat
Short Session of Congress Adjourns for Day
Washington reports Congress resumes after a six week recess for a likely billion dollar session with big appropriations and the administration program. House and Senate proceed with new members sworn in and funerals, while leaders plan a joint message to be delivered by President Wilson tomorrow.
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Washington
D. C
Congress
Wilton
Senate
Kern and
Gallinger
House
Wilson
Underwood
Fitzgerald
Mann
Sanaturk Gallinger
Kern
Joint session adjourns after remarks on death of Rep Merritt
The report notes President Wilson speaking at a joint session and reading his annual address. Regulations of sympathy for the death of Rep. E. B. Merritt of New York were adopted. The house adjourned at 1 09 p.m. until noon tomorrow.
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Wilson
EB. A. Merritt
New York
House
Evangelist Billy Sunday Draws 11000 in Des Moines
Rev J R Macartney reports a Des Moines Sunday meetings crowd of about 11000 with a 1000 voice choir. Sunday denounces theatre and social amusements as threats to spiritual life and notes 5200 converts enrolled by afternoon and 500 more on the sawdust trail. He plans eleven weeks in Philadelphia then return to Omaha.
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J. R. Macartney
Waterloo
Billy
Des Moines
Sunday
Bellingham
Kverel
Spokane
Olympia
Wash
Pittsburgh
Tabernacle
Sunday Bean
Philadelphia
Omaha
Revival 18 Drawing Big Crowds At First United Brethren
Revival meetings at the First United Brethren church drew large crowds yesterday across both services. Dr Williams delivered sermons on The Restoration of the Lost Song and Home, captivating listeners with historical insight, clear language, and convincing conclusions. Morning prayers will be held in six districts at 10 o clock daily with no service this evening.
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First United Brethren Church
Williame Wis
Israel
Ahaz
Dr. Williams
Evangelist Jennings Draws Large Crowds for Revival Meetings
Evangelist Jennings addressed three large audiences at First Brethren church. Sunday services yielded several conversions. A women only afternoon meeting drew especially big attendance. The music by the chorus choir led by W. Y. Reaehler remains a strong feature with congregational singing giving a real blessing. Tonight he speaks on Heaven Cleaned and Hell Uncapped as meetings continue each evening with public invitation.
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Evangelist Jennings
First Brethren Church
Jennings
Tev. W. Y. Reaehler
Mr. Jennings
Heaven
Hell
Fire damages home in Cedar River Park
A morning fire at Kana Battley’s Longfellow Avenue residence in Cedar River Park caused about $150 in damage. Investigators cite a defective register as the blaze origin, with severe roof and floor destruction. Advertisements for insurance services accompany the notice.
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Kana Battley
Longfellow Avenue
Cedar River Park
Declamatory contest judge to be named at Laurens
Attorney W P Jensen will officiate a judge in a declamatory contest at Laurens next Friday evening. Miss Florence Pritteaux entertained company Friday at her home 925 Logan avenue with oyster stews and five hundred provided the principal entertainment. W I Herren returned from northern Wisconsin this morning. G C Logan returned from Grinnell after being called by the sudden death of Mrs Mazen Jackman, an aunt of Mrs Leau and sister of Mrs P H Couger of Waterloo. Germa D Walter petitions for divorce from Fred Walter alleging cruel treatment. Mr and Mrs Guy Zamzow of Rochester Minn visited the Snider and Damon home and plan Waterloo residence next spring.
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W. P. Jensen
Laurens
Florence Pritteaux
Company
Logan Avenue
Five Hundred
W. CG. Logan
Grinnell
Guy Zamzow
Rochester
Minn
Snider and Damon
Sycamore Street
Marshalltown
Cedar Rapids
Zamzow
Waterloo
Prince of Wales Letters Sent Through Censor
During his first week at the front the prince of Wales wrote two long letters to his mother describing experiences and observations. Both letters were opened by the censor and passed in the same manner as ordinary soldiers' correspondence.
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London
Associated Press
Prince of Wales
Chicago Seeks Daylight Extension to Mississippi
A Chicago meeting of bankers, railroad, and manufacturing interests, called by the Chicago Association of Commerce, discussed extending the eastern time zone to the Mississippi River to give Chicago residents more daylight for work and recreation. Chairman B. Wy. Kimbarck explained the change would affect all towns east of the Mississippi and requires wider regional action.
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Chicago
Chicago Association of Commerce
Mississippi
B. Wy. Kimbarck
Terriory
Sudden stop saves couple as cars back along Logan tracks
A couple driving north on Logan Avenue narrowly escaped harm when a switch engine backed a line of cars along the Central tracks. The driver W B McGinnis swerved within a foot of the cars, avoiding collision after no lantern or brakeman warning appeared. Authorities noted the incident near Buffalo.
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McGinnis
Cam
Ila Hamois
Logan Avenue
Logan
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