The Web Tightens In London Love Plot
Gerald Garnham meets Madame da Mendoza at Archington’s lounge where she urges him to introduce her to Lord Ardrington. Laurita Porle, the heiress, may live with Ardrington while avoiding her father, who is feared. The tangled scheme includes past misdeeds, possible marriage, and a plan to protect Laurita from a dangerous parent.
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Ktin Barnes
Ra “Archington
Gerald Garnham
Laurita Porle
Ardrington
Tington
Laurita
Barnes
Tove
Blanche
Hanningham
Victor Perle
Salomen
Graunt
Peecetar Hife
Ibe
Caureyne
Cayrita
Porle
London
Martin
Nis .Companians
Beurita
Parle
Ap Pearance
Ladys Blanche
Gerald Garena
Gerald
Eva
Vine Street
Tnt
Young
South Anerch
Ghie
Rimand
Sefah
Sue
Ike
Cord Aldrington
Madama Ga Mendoza
Ain
England
Altho
Muesat
Buenos Aires
Portia
Laurie
Ararington
Feax
de Méndoza
Aldrington
Obaig
Madame da Mendoza
Lord Aldrington
Ardririgtén
Madame da’ Mendoza
Schaol
Uncle Wiggily and the Little Doll mishmashed tale by Broward R Garis
A child Bunty, an orphan rabbit, receives a tiny blue eyed doll with moving arms. The playful scene centers on Bunty’s affection for dolls including a petite outfit doll as she compares them to her brood of many siblings.
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Uncle Wiggily and the Little Doll By
Broward 2
R. ‘Garis
Bunty
Wiggily
Mr. Longears
China
Mrs. Longears
Uncle Wilegily
Indy
Uncle Wregley
Oncle
Uncle Wiggily
Baby Bunty
Incta
Mr.Longears
Andele
Nurse Jane
Orphan Rabbit
Uncle Wiggly
Uniele Wigsily
Bunty's Doll Stirs Trouble in Uncle Wiggily Tale
In a playful episode Bunty hides her doll in odd spots including a piano and under Daele Wigeguy's plate. Uncle Wiggily jumps at every rattling sound, upsetting a water pitcher and causing comic chaos as the doll tangles with mealtime and music.
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Bunty
Uncle Wiggily
Jane
Daele Wigeguy
Uncle Rays Corner: A Little Saturday Talk
Uncle Ray recounts a busy period answering reader letters for leaflets and back issues, noting the flood of correspondence and the effort to reply. He thanks contributors, mentions gifts from readers, and invites letters to the newspaper for future columns and questions.
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Ray
Garner
Germany
Georgia
Alabama
Uncle Ray
Animals of
Long Aga
The Child's First School Is the Family Birthday Tale
A family birthday tale from a weekly column traces Vernon Versons joy and disappointment over missing a birthday package. Mothers read aloud, Father finds a gift, and Vernon learns stories let him imagine being the hero, reflecting on how stories shape home life and parenting joy.
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Minerva
Stunter
Vernon
Harry
Ayies
Father
Teady
Prince Charlie
Bunty and Uncle Wiggily Find Baby Bunty’s Doll
In a Bunty tale, Bunty’s china doll goes missing after a mishap in Uncle Wiggily’s chair. The rabbit family searches, discovers the doll in a rubber boot, and learns to care for the treasure. Uncle Wiggily plans adventures and toys return to cheerful order.
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Learn from Woodpeckers and Nuthatches
Questions on nature behavior are answered in this column. A reader identifies a woodpecker like bird with a gray back and orange breast, notes its distress call, and describes the red breasted nuthatch. Explanations cover fish gills versus swim bladders and why a spider avoids its own web, detailing spider leg adaptations for traversing delicate silk.
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Sitta
Canadensis
Hoffmann
Ward
Rmider
New Management Takes Over Hudson Telephone Exchange
Hudson Iowa Feb 2 Mr and Mrs T W Strayer assume management of the Hudson telephone exchange replacing Mr and Mrs W J Smith who ran the office for 100 years Miss Netha Knoll Cedar Falls will assist Local American Legion auxiliary members were initiated at Mrs W G Popp home Thursday evening A playlet was presented by the group
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Hudson, Ta
T. W. Strayer
WJ. Smith
Misa Netha Knoll
Cedar Falls
American Legion Auxiliary
W. G. Popp
Pioneer Days in Tama County Debating Society Chronicle
A long reminiscence of Baker's Grove and Tama County debates from the late 1860s to the 1890s. Lyceums shaped local youth, blending politics, literature, and social life with rivalries, beauty contests, and a grand eighth grade graduation at Baker's Grove. Noted figures include Hiram Perkins, August, and Tama Jim, with Tribulations and triumphs surrounding lectures, elections, and communal gatherings.
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Grove
Toledo
Lyceums
Old Buckingham
Traer
Lyceum
Baker's Grave
Tne
Hiram Perkins
W. J. Bryan
Ston
Layoyer
Washington
Lincoln
Susann B.anthony
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Baker's Grove
Casey
Traer Belles
E. E. Taylor
Trucr Star Clipper
James Fowler
Allen Fowler
Tama Jim
Cit
Hiram
Montebank
Baker’s Grove
Treer
Jos McClain
An Oldtimer
Jim
Jim Story
Chesterfield
Kitchen Recipes for Kidneys Mushrooms and Pie
Recipe notes describe frying kidneys and mushrooms in bacon fat until browned then finishing with stock and tomato sauce. Also includes Tian and Potato Pie layering mashed potatoes, ham, mustard and butter, baked until browned. Raisin Cup Cakes mix butter sugar eggs flour baking powder salt nutmeg milk and raisins, bake 20 to 25 minutes with powdered sugar dusting.
Turkish Musicians Now Must Hold Certificates
The Stamboul Musicians Union has persuaded the municipality to suppress all musicians without certificates proving ability. Police demand proficiency proofs from orchestras gypsy tambourine players and reed performers, ejecting those lacking credentials as Turkey grows quieter musically. A new paper fabric for hats bags and shop goods has been logged in France.
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Stamboul
Stamboul Musicians Union
Turkey
Pan
Union of Musicians
Midnight in a French town the colonel spares Atkins
In a quiet French village near a British sector, a colonel faces a grim death verdict for Private Tommy Atkins. The old priest brings a confessional revelation that shifts the fate as dawn approaches. The colonel, torn by duty and paternal ties, ultimately halts the firing squad and finds mercy.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Associated Press
Smith
Coronel
Tommy Atkins
Tommy
Rubin
Atkins
Mani
Nisan Sc
Father Ben
Sammy Atkins
Tommy ‘Atkins
Tlmoepleen
Korean Women Take Bus Roles in Seoul Under Modern Shift
In Seoul new employment trends show women replacing male conductors on municipal bus lines. Report notes women wear civilian blue skirts and blouses instead of long robes, reflecting a conservative but evolving urban workforce.
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Seoul
Korea
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