Lucy and the Legend of Old Three Heads
Lucy, a rude girl, wanders through a castle door after door seeking Old Three Heads. A horse, a cat, a dog, a cow, and an owl warn her of danger as she moves closer to the throne where Old Three Heads supposedly lies.
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Hittie
Lucy
Wisling
Sesha
Lucey
Tonevaar
Tuey
T Luey
Luey
Toran
Aed
Inez
Lacy
WeChire
Sendeyte
Greene area social notes from October events
Dr and Mrs C V Birney visited Charles City. Edith Lockwood traveled from Des Moines for a weekend with her mother Mrs Mary Lockwood and relatives. Mrs L K Reed plans to spend winter near Nashua with daughter Leon Elliott. B Boardman delegates to P E O convention in Hutchinson. Bilasier visit Waterloo for dairy show. Fred Maase learns of sister Marys death in Chicago. burial in Greene. Marion Woodling sick this week. Nellie Whalford to Kansas City for Woman's Foreign Missionary society meeting. Ethel Wackins to Cedar Rapids to visit Amy Moss. Jessie Higgins recovering from pneumonia. Neal family moves to Sanborn for business search. T B Bowman moving to North Fourth Street residence. Woodward and Warren family vis Waterloo for dairy show. Channey Buttre party from Shetr Rock and Boller family go to Davenport to see Alissa, teacher. Carrie Gates departs to Los Angeles with sister. St Marys church ladies host successful supper and auction. Receipts over 136. E M Allen adds sleeping watch to residence. F S Duesenburg of Des Moines demonstrates automobiles in Rockford. Kellogg reports seven pound pike. R Bump summoned to Coffeeville for ill sister. Mrs McSpaden returns to Hampton. Catholic fair well attended. Cora Franklin returns from Rockford. Mrs Kent of Dows visits daughter C W Yager. Mrs Anna Cogswell and daughter F Mitchell go to Cedar Rapids to visit daughter R S Crowell. John Fullerton family and E F Briggs visit Charles City last Tuesday.
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C. F. Bilasier
Waterloo
Fred Maase
Mary
Chicago
Greene
Marion Woodling
Nellie Whalford
Kansas City
Woman
A. S. Woodward
Win. Warren
Channey Buttre
Shet Rock
FW. Boller
George
Davenport
Wenesday
Alissa
Carrie Gates
Los Angeles
Ethel Plummer
Ae Dadies
St. Mary’s Church
Anton Sala
F. S. Duesenburg
Des Moines
Rockford
Cc. H. Kellogg
Bump
Coffeeville
Kan
Frank McSpaden
Hampton
Cora Franklin
Kent of
Dows
C. W. Yager
Anna Cogswell
F. Mitchell
Cedar Rapids
R. 8. Crowell
John Fullerton
E. F. Briggs
Charles City
Local notes and moves in Rockford area
Scraps of town activity mention Dr Sleeter and court at Charles, Wednesday business by Crawell, Gus Michell with C M Aurand on a two story building, Miss Vievince Bruner visiting from Cedar Falls, Wyatt delivering apples to Minnesota, WOR Johnson buying the Mary Crowell residence, and Mr Cod Elliott starting a pudding project.
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Wor. Johnson
Mary Crowell
Mr. Cod. Elliott
Local residents visit McCaffery home on Cottage Street
A group of women and families from cities including Jesup New York Chicago Fredericksburg La Porte City Aledo Des Moines Vinton Cedar Falls Clarksville Grinnell Omaha and others spent Sunday at the McCaffery home at 136 Cottage Street. The visitors include sisters and relatives of Mrs. Nellie McCaffery.
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C. M. Juhi
Cedar Falls
C. C. Smith
Clarksville
E. J. Burrough
Grinnell
F. W. Graham
Omaha
George Tucker
Marvel
Lyda Knight
Robert Anderson
New Hartford
McCaffery
Cottage Street
Nellie McCaffery
Remedy Promises Quick Catarrh Cure Through Blood Purification
An advertisement touts Swift's Sure Specific as a cure for catarrh by inoculating blood to cleanse mucous linings. It claims universal organ impact, rapid stomach cleansing, and a full-system purification in under an hour. It urges readers to obtain 8 S. S. from a druggist and warns against substitutes.
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B.S
Swift Specifc Co
Swift Ridz
Atlanta
Weel's Visitors at Y W C A Cafeteria
A list of out of town patrons entertained at the Y W C A cafeteria includes Mrs W B King and Mrs J A King of Gladbrook and others from New Stratford Oelwein Jesup Grundy Center Denver Miles Clarksville and Cen-.
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W. B. King
J. A. King
Gladbrook
Pelliter
New Startford
Grace Walters
W. G. Moore
W. G. Benninger
Oelwein
W. RA. Crabs
K. M. Crabs
J. C. Mathews
T. Mathews
Homemade Pinex cough syrup promises fast relief
An old home remedy touts a quick acting cough syrup made from Pinex with sugar and warm water. It claims to ease bronchial issues within 24 hours, is pleasant tasting, slightly laxative, and offered with a money back guarantee though druggists may not stock it.
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United States
Pinex Co
Ft. Wayne
Ind
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