The Master of Appleby XXXL A Forced March
Ephraim Yeates leads a fugitive march eastward from a Cherokee valley after a night ambush. Cap'n John Ireton and Margery aid Richard while the party endures peril, pursuit, and a grueling night descent to reach safety with scarce food and rising fever assailing the wounded lad.
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Dla
Margery
Appleby Hundred
Astra
Ireton
Sunken Valley
Shadrach
Meshach
Abednego
Jehu
John
Chen
Yeates
Toresat
Two of a Kind Chicago News Oddity
A garbled Chicago News blurb features a would-be humorist speaking about fear and a far-off target, with references to tightening and a bulls’ overture. The text appears fragmented and nonsensical, reflecting OCR corruption rather than a clear event or quote.
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Chicago News
Bate Way
Optic
Child Marriages In India Addressed In London Hall
Sirdar Arjan Singh spoke to the East India Association at Me Gaxton Hall Westminster on early marriages in India. He said many girls are married in childhood or infancy, some before birth, and that a twelve year old girl is regarded as disgraced. He noted about 400000 children are married every five years under five, and many wives become widows, a misery unimaginable to Europeans.
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Yentes
Apostolic
Isphraim Yeates J
John
Smine
Iver
Anon
Ephraim Yeates
God
Broken Mountain
Opener
Gineral
Tuckaseye
Margery
Jeanne
Jack
Yeates
Ancanaola
Mecklenburg
Jennifer
Richard
Wild Wood
India
London Post
Gaxton Hall
Westminster
Sirdar Arjan Singh
East India
Cow as Witness in Subpoena Case Stirs Larchmont
Mrs. Lester H. Reilly and her cow Bessie appeared before Justice William A. Boyd in Mamaronneck after a subpoena. The cow, famous from the play Blue Jeans, caused annoyance during Mrs. Reilly’s testimony. Lane the farmer refused to surrender the animal without nearly $100 in milk-board payments, leading to a court case with decision reserved.
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New York
Chicago Tribune
Lester H. Reilly
Bessie
Blue Jeans
United States
William A. Boyd
Mamaroneck
Reilly
Mnil- Navaire
Freeborn Man Credits Dodd's Kidney Pills
Mr RE Goward, a well known resident, reports relief from kidney trouble after using Dodd's Kidney Pills. He says the treatment restored rest and energy, and he urges fellow sufferers to try the remedy, claiming it makes him feel like a new man.
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Freeborn
Mint
RE. Goward
Dodal
Sidney
Mr. Goward
Dodd
Denver encampment draws far-traveled envoy from Ecuador
General Archibald J. Sampson, United States envoy to Ecuador, traveled about 3000 miles to attend the G A A encampment in Denver. A former Colorado attorney general, he has served in Quito for eight years and has repeatedly sought resignation, which has been blocked by officials who value his efficiency. He plans to return to Ecuador after another year, once his successor is named.
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South America
Denver Republican
Denver
Archibalt J. Sampson
United States
Republic of Ecuador
Sampson
Colorado
South American Republic
Ataire of Colorado
Ecuador
Uni't Sam
Evjuador
Jeneth
Honest Physician Uses Nature’s Remedy Against Coffee Blues
A California physician writes of transforming illness caused by coffee to a healthier state by quitting coffee and tea, then using milk and finally Postum Food Coffee. He reports relief from heart pains, nervousness, and the blues, and says he advises parents to use it, with Postum Co. Battle Creek, Michigan, cited.
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Himeaolf
California
Europe
Posatum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Working a balky horse and fattening live stock
The article discusses handling a balky horse using a rope to link both animals and guide motion without overt coercion. It then argues that well bred stock fatten better with good feed, noting pigs as an example, and links carcass value to breeding quality and marketable progeny. It covers milking reforms, cleanliness, and dairy practices, plus the importance of proper feed, oats, water, and overall animal care for productivity.
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Shere
Preserving eggs and poultry trade tips from old farm column
The piece cautions readers about egg preserving schemes sold via circulars and describes a poultry dressing method to boost sale value. It also recommends fall planting of shrubs, cement culverts for roads, and urges consulting local experts for concrete culvert work to improve farm infrastructure.
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