Tempest and Carew in a stormy England encounter
In a rain swept night Mr Tempest pursues Mina Carew through Cravenford to England's countryside. A rescue ride ends with mutual respect as Tempest offers shelter and they share resolve to meet again, with Cravenford’s Ramadill cottage opening a temporary haven.
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Cravenford
Fency
Raflanian
Mire
Carew
Mina Carew
Meem
Mr. Tempest
Tam
Tempeat
Ramsani
Ramadill
Tempest
Minsua
Masked Shakuhachi Players and Their Odd Traditions
A fragment describes Japanese Shakuhachi musicians as itinerant luxury figures. It notes their reed oboe being used as a unit of measurement about two feet, a peach-basket style headdress aiding concealment, and a garb that shields visibility to avoid publicity. The text also mentions a decorative water container worn by players in front.
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Japan
Luke Fergus and the theory of wages and work
Luke Fergus presents alternate wage theory claiming work equals pay and production follows a fixed rule. The text traces his failed attempts to prove his ideas, his departure from school, and his later claims that his theories could still make him earn, despite multiple reforms and a broken log.
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Luke
Rise of Gardner and Northwestern A Workhorse of Railroading
A sweeping account traces W A Gardner rise from telegrapher to president of the Chicago and Northwestern system. It notes his long tenure, successive promotions, and the shift to chairman of the board. The piece links him to the $20 million terminal station project in Chicago and to Marvin Hughitt's era and ambitions.
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Willay AL Guirdin
Creche
Wyoming Mountains
Rm Tract
Hinde
Marvin Hugutt
Gardner
Chicago
Northwestern
Hnes
W. A. Gardner
Lemoot
Northweeter
Baove
Iowa
Atchison, Topeka
Hania Pe
Hughitt
Ueally
Carnegie Makes Century Atlantic Crossing at Seventy-Five
Andrew Carnegie, aged seventy five, completed his hundredth Atlantic crossing aboard the Tide, resting often and leaning on his secretary. He traveled with his daughter, recited lyrics at the dock, and reflected on changes in America since his first voyage forty years ago, declaring pride in being American.
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Andrew Carnegie
Hone
New York
Skibo Eantie
Scotland
Baltic
Carnegie
America
F. Samuel Sith
Atlantic
Tom
Oltheen
Now Acting Chief Justice John Marshall Harlin
Justice John Marshall Harlin is acting chief justice at seventy seven. A Kentuckian, he was appointed in 1877 and served as a Civil War colonel. He shaped the income tax decision and has long been noted for vigor and health through golf and open air life.
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United States Supreme Court
John Marshall Harvin
Harlin
Tenth
Kentucky Regiment
Hayes
Supreme Court
Cleveland
United States
Britain
Bering Sea
Harlan
Phrane
Woman Jordan Named County Treasurer in Nebraska Vote
Gertrude Jordan, native of Marshalltown Iowa, elected Valentine County treasurer after eight years as deputy. She won by 242 votes amid early resistance from defeated candidates who challenged transfer of duties. The landmark case drew wide media attention as Jordan became the first woman in Nebraska to hold this county office.
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Valentine
Ned
Cherry County
Gertrude Jordan
Weil Tater
Mise Jonian
Marshalltown
Iowa
Seoteh
Trish
Eneltian
Dodge City
Kan
Mice Jontan
Assee Tf
Fong
Fack Human Life
Ohe
Mise Jordan
Bu Preg Court
Jordan
Neheasha
Cheap Christmas Craft Innovations In A Rumored Old Paper
Curious tips describe turning an old watch into a paperweight by removing the works and reseating them in a case. Concrete in watch forms is suggested for railway retaining walls. Sundial pies, gilted lawn frames, and ear muffs fashioned from a husband’s plush hat are proposed as humorous, thrift-minded holiday ideas.
Unusual contest idea at Match Skiddeopolis horse show
A committee chair proposes unique events for a local horse show in Match Skiddeopolis. The plan includes a prize for the best driver. A friend suggests adding a gold medal for a woman who can drive a nail without a hammer, implying a curious novelty contest.
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Match
Skiddeopolis
Lod
Prise
Fragmentary Sports Moment From Snowy Street Tilt
A partial, garbled OCR note describes a street confrontation in snowy weather. A young boy attempts to throw something at a man brushing snow from a hat while another man, wearing a summer caddy, asks why the throw was not announced. The dialogue includes fore and reactions, but the scene is incomplete.
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Mine Carow
Mr. Tempest
Tempest
Minn Carew
Mia Henly
Henly
Mrs. Henly
Cravenford
Cravens
Park Road
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Craven
Hy Marie van Vorst
Mina Dienneveine, Mo
When
Balt
Cary
Begland
Willy
Ravin Dean
Morton
Jin
Almont
Misa Carew
Misa
Avabe
Tami
London
England
Europe
Tehuol
France
Penthuen
Raynes
Forest of
Khiall
Rama
Chiwen
Ramadill’s
Saonloodi Wilbur
Luke Fergus
Alrahip
Fergus
Wied
HesbeIrn
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