Story of Prince and Escape from Diaz Outlaws
Lieutenant narrates how his dog Prince saved him during an ambush by Anel Diaz and his bandits. Prince gnaws the bound narrator free as Diaz argues and gamblers fight. the pair flee downriver with the Winchester. Diaz is later executed. Prince dies from his wound, buried in the Gila mountains.
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Senor
Kool
Prince
Diaz
Manuel Diaz
Guadalupe
Sonora
Gila Mountains
Advertising as a powerful tool for business growth
A discussion on the value of advertising, urging consistent public promotion. Bigger, well placed ads attract attention and drive sales. ads act like a Gatling gun of publicity while bold campaigns beat in hard times. The Detroit Journal runs weekly catch-lines contest.
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Detroit Journal
Journal
Personal Remarks From a Bygone Era
Patti has been on the operatic stage for forty five years. Mrs John Jacob Astor is an accomplished angler and enjoys fishing battles. James Barrie rewrites his novels before sending them to publishers. Senator Quay never boasts of easy political victories. Bernard Wise, a prominent New South Wales politician, was attorney general at twenty seven. A friend of Rudyard Kipling says the writer lived in a New York boarding house under an assumed name. Eckles was a top baseball player before becoming Comptroller of the Currency. Le Ghant, recalled by Belgium, was Washington’s popular diplomat. Washington residents, including his son, caught bicycle fever. Mrs William R Morrison, wife of the interstate commerce commissioner, is a notable politician who was once tied to Cleveland’s nomination. She has repeatedly declined to reply to questions about that claim.
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Patti
John Jacob Astor
James Barrie
Senator Quay
Bernard Wise
New South Wales
Rudyard Kipling
Europe
New York
Eckles
le Ghant
Belgium
Washington
William R. Morrison
Interstate Commerce Commissioner
Cleveland
Glories of Heaven Seen Through Corinthian Splendor Sermon
A pastor reflects on heaven as described by Paul, contrasting earthly Corinth with the heavenly beyond. He praises celestial health reunion music and worship, while recounting a humorous note about a streetcar conductor who resigned after pay cuts.
Power of the Holy Ghost Converts Woman and Church
Mr Moody recounts how a Philadelphia woman received the Holy Spirit and helped convert her husband and five Sunday school pupils. The impact spread through her church, leading to about five hundred new members joining.
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Mr. Moody
Philadelphia
A Hero Forges a Legacy Through Steadfast Will
A George Eliot quotation emphasizes that true heroism rests not on flawless certainty but on an undivided will to seek the good. The text argues that steady resolve compels outcomes and gives humanity a lasting, resonant example. The greatest gift a hero leaves is the record of having acted heroically.
A Seven Day Religion Sermon Excerpt
A Ram's Horn reflection argues a strong weekday religion compels church attendance and righteous conduct. It asserts a true faith should govern actions every day, not only Sundays, urging consistent holiness beyond the weekly sermon.
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Satan
Managing Fast Tongues in a World of Speed
A remark from the Young Men's Era advocates balancing attention between rhetorical maneuvering and horse racing. The quote envisions a future where disciplined speech receives as much care as swift steeds, signaling broader social refinement.
English Conservative Leader Distributes Literature Focused on Tariff
Captain Middleton, organizer for the English Conservative party, distributed twelve tons of literature to English voters. The material contained nothing about tariffs.
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Captain Middleton
Stomach Bitters touted for nerves and digestion
An old health advert claims nerves are highly sensitive and notes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a tonic to invigorate and quiet nervous systems. It also markets the drink as effective for dyspepsia constipation malaria kidney complaints rheumatism and neuralgia.
And He Believed Her
A lighthearted exchange about marriage age and a census joke. Two years married, the husband jokes about his age being 31 on the census while the wife playfully notes the time since their wedding.
Excursion to Twin Lakes Band Tournament at People's Party
The notice advertises an excursion to Twin Lakes for a band tournament at the People's Party convention. It lists Des Moines to Twin Lakes transport at $2.00, five bands plus two orchestras, nightly dances at the pavilion, baseball, boating, and fishing, and ample hotel space. Tickets available any day at city ticket 220 Fourth Street or Union Depot.
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Twin Lakes
Des Moines
Fourth Street
Union Depot
Thoughtful People Show Early Wrinkles From Time
Reflective individuals often exhibit noticeable facial lines earlier as a sign of deep thinking. Experts suggest lifestyle factors and genetics influence wrinkle development alongside mental activity.
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U.S. A
Anel Diaz
Talmage
Corinth
Ians L
St. Paul
Paris
Asia
Hercules
Julius Caesar
Rome
Mercury
Acrocorinthus
Corinthians
Heaven
Earth
Paradise
St. John
the Redeemer
Jesus
Salvation
Africa
North
South America
Piedmont
Inquisition
Jsus
Hell
Massa
Jordan
Anbelief
God
Waterloo
Wellington
Scotchkirk
Sailor's Bethel
Rosanna
Moses
the Lamb
Harpers
Christ
David
Gabriel
Germany
George Eliot
Gra Valley
Colorado
Zeph. Chas
Boston Building
Denver
Colo
Hood
PERIA
Imran Union Best
John Carle & Sons
Rochester
ORLEY
Forreston
Patrick O’farrell
Washington, D. C
West
Lawa
Pacemaker Bicycle Company
Lowe
Guaran
Sioux City Engine and Iron Works
Pech Mfg. Co
Sioux City
Lowa
Jae Rowe
CHAs# MACHINERY CO
Weet
Eleventh Street
Kansas City
B. Eddy & CO
Whitehall
Coo Remedy CO
Masonic Temple
Chicago
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