Burning Daylight's Yukon Dreams and Valley of the Moon
Daylight a.k.a. Burning Daylight parties with miners at Circle City Tivoli where a heavy gamble takes over 100000 dollars. He loses his stake but gains a mail contract and sets off for Dawson as the tale follows his Alaska fortunes, Pacific coast travel, and a meeting with Ferguson, a reformed editor living in Sonoma Valley. Ferguson reveals a tranquil life among books and irrigation, while Daylight faces San Francisco financiers, Dede Mason, and looming moral decline as the narrative continues.
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Blam Harnish
Burning Daylight
E Circle City Tivoli
Harnish
Yukon
Tivoli
Harnis
Dawson
Klondikend
New York
Hamish
Sanancisco
Snede Mason
Glen Ellen
Tirree
San Francisco
Elam Harnish
Ferguson
Europe
Hawaii
Times-Tribune
Valley of the Moon
Sonoma Valley
Hillard
Dede Mason
San Jose
Nervy Children Capture Desperate Burglars
A burglar hid behind a music room screen during a family’s day of lessons from eight to twelve. The thief begged for police after the children played and the family prepared for a concert. The evening paper ran the headline about the daring capture.
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New York
Man and Meter Both Unique in Kansas City Gas Tale
A Kansas City man reports his gas meter was running and notes his honesty in facing the issue. The clipping blends humor and moralizing as it contrasts odd anecdotes with health and exercise tips for nerves, praising walking four to five miles for a better complexion and calmer nerves.
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Kansas City
Old Preacher’s Wit Hits Congregation In Tale
A Georgia preacher offers a humorous adaptation of a Bible parable to connect with his audience. After benediction, a brother jokes he never suspected such text existed in scripture. The preacher concedes the line was his own device to engage listeners.
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Atlanta Constitution
Ingredients of Life Note on Health and Temperance
A short quotation attributed to Philip Sidney stressing healthful living through temperance open air easy labor and little care. The line frames health as a product of simple daily virtues rather than extravagant means.
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Philip Sidney
Coffee Combine Criticized as Monstrous Imposition
At a meeting in Chicago Thomas J. Webb charged that a Brazilian backed coffee combine controls most coffee used in the United States and forces American consumers to pay famine prices, a claim he said is nearly literally true.
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Coffee Rosaters’ Association
Chicago
Thomas J. Webb
Brazil
United States
Webb
Ameriee Oe Gumers
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
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MacMillan Company
East Africa
Java
Call OF the Wild
White Fang Harts Loenn
W . Standard Statistica
Coffee Trust
Battle Creek
Postum Cereal Company, Limited
Battle Creek, Michigan
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