Griselda's Harsh Brothers and the Wise Mouse
Griselda, an orphaned girl, suffers hunger at the hands of her cruel brothers Julius and Andrew. A mysterious talking mouse advises her to wish for a meal, hinting at unseen aid to come. The old woman visitor warns the brothers to mend their ways as danger looms.
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Griselda
Adelda
Julius
Andrew
Ming
Griselda’s Wish Grants Sister From the Mouse
Griselda, guided by the mouse, survives harsh brothers by wishing for a table of food and, later, for a library of books. The old lady intervenes, banishes the brothers to the road, and Griselda wishes for a loving sister to share her life.
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Griselda
Altho
Andrew
Tolius
Sister Appears at Doorstep Claiming Fairy Request
A fragment shows an old lady and a girl in a doorway who announces she is Griselda's sister and says the fairies sent her to live with her. The line references an upcoming story titled Bobe for tomorrow.
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Griselda
McClure
Bobe
Militant Churo s men Organize Home Guard in Glasgow
Twenty five militant parsons from the Church of Scotland United Free Church and Congregational churches form a minister corps for home defense in Glasgow. A veteran clergyman serves as drill instructor and the group shows strong enthusiasm while Anglican bishops largely oppose clerical enlistment. Some clergy still serve at the front or in training camps.
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Glasgow
Church of Scotland
United Free Church
Congregational Church
Parsons
Canterbury
England
Camipy
Chiropractors Win Iowa House Recognition Battle
Des Moines report states the Iowa House voted 64 to 37 to replace the public health committee bill with the Freeman bill from the State Chiropractors' association. The Freeman measure creates a state board position for chiropractors and recognizes schools, opposing the committee bill favored by some members. Miller condemned the committee bill as restrictive and charged suppression of the Freeman bill.
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Chiiropractors
House
Iowa
Freeman
Wapello
Committee On Public Health
State
Chiropractors’ Association
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Bremer
Temperance program planned for Union services in Plainfield
Plainfield announces Sunday March 21 union services at the Baptist church featuring a temperance program. Local obituaries note the death of Mrs. Emma Marquis aged 65, with funeral held at the Methodist church and interment in Plainfield cemetery beside husband Calvin L. Marquis.
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the Baptist Church
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Avery
Shell Rock
H.C. Ladage
Mayon City
Sam Cook
Chadwick
Nashua
Emma Marquis
Independence
Mra
Little Shores
Lee
Paw Paw
Mich
Trescott
Treacott
Shoram
Buttons of
Hubbard
Ming
Hogrube
Ghas
Oheraear
Spring Valley
Mian
A. L. Wanungker
Laurie Wetherby
Madeline Walt
Nugtua
C. A. Haviland
Geonvieve Gumber
Valley Junction
Mieline Marquis
Marcel
Meetonda
Mar
Bremer County
Har
O’loch
Kay. Yr
Willemaan
Plainfeld Cemetery
Calvin L. Marquis
Bennington Township Socials and Community Events
Bennington Two reports visitors from Cedar Falls and Waterloo over the weekend including Mrs George Knapp and Mrs Kate Bell. A. Drosdbhont hosted ladies for quilting. District No. 4 basket social raised about 467 dollars. Gertrude McGarvey visited Sage homes Sunday.
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George Knapp
Cedar Falls
Kate Bell
Horned Lake
Lowa City
Clarence
Isle Ryvank
Waterloo
CGTL
Burkhame
Mra
Gertrude McGarvey
BBE
Sage Honis
Sioux City Police Chief Indicted on Bribery Conspiracy
Sioux City March 17 Three indictments charge George Peirce chief of police with accepting bribes and conspiring with George Ford a saloonkeeper to overlook bootleggers and permit houses of prostitution. Ford also indicted for conspiracy. Rummy Deroos named as co conspirator in the probe. Peirce awaiting arrest. bonds set at 2000 on conspiracy and 1000 on two bribery charges.
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Sioux City
George Peirce
Grand
Peirce
Ford
Deroos
Grand Jury
Jan Holatorn
Herads
Sherif Dilley
Bribery Case Ties City to Wider Printing Trade Losses
Fragmentary OCR notes recount bribery charges and a $6000 total in pot and imply a conviction on a charge of complicity with a three year penitentiary sentence. The text cites over 2000 women in New York printing trades as context.
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New York
Nplens
Vinol Restores Clerks Health in Shelbyville Ad
A Shelbyville clerk reports revival after Vinol treatment for run down weak health. Ad claims Vinol boosts blood and strength and endorses Vinol by Weaver Bros Co and local druggists C J Miller Waterloo.
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Vinol
Shelbyville
Ind
Vinolinus
E.oy
Bird
Wangler Broa. Co. Drage
Ats
C.J. Miller
Drugglat
Waterloo
Red Ambitrqr Drives Quality Reo Car At Moderate Price
Advertisement touts the Reo automobile as a leading choice for buyers seeking superior quality at a moderate price. It claims yearly improvements and a cash advantage that enabled more people to buy when cash was scarce, reducing prices for vast numbers of buyers.
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Reo
Mena Factenay
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