Brothers by Number in the Cave of Adullam
A wild tale unfolds as a money bearer enters a outlaw cave run like a moral refuge. The boss, Brother Number One, guides a gang of numbered brothers in a desert canyon hideout and tells a parable of repentance in a cave named Adullam.
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Sing Sing
Promisin
Gore Canyon
Ted Jordan
Ted
Dillon
Denver
Radium
Albany
Brother Number
Canyon City
Brother Number One
Old Thirteen
Number One
Jordan
Cap
Old Cap
Bime Bey
Adullam
Khimethy
Cave of
Bimeby c
Cap Hisself
Prize for best storage battery locomotive in mines
A $5,000 prize is offered in England for the best storage battery electric locomotive designed for use in deep coal mines.
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England
Tailored suits and spring fashions in American style
A fashion column argues the spring season centers on the tailored suit as an American institution. It notes a move toward lighter coats and wraps, American-made materials, and the blend of Parisian influence with distinctly American design, including woolens, crepes, and innovative two piece ensembles.
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America
New York
Europe
Paris
Elizabeth
Love as Life’s Key, A Quotation by Trine
A brief quoted passage from The Kitchen Cabinet of 1926 emphasizes love as central to life and social influence. It contrasts living by love with living by malice, claiming universal reciprocation of the emotion one projects. The piece frames love as a protective, constructive force shaping world events.
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Trine
Tanlac featured as Nature's tonic and health aid
Burlington Iowa resident F N Vance writes that Tanlac restored his appetite and digestion after severe indigestion and insomnia. The ad claims Tanlac, made from roots and herbs, revitalizes the digestive system and strengthens overall health, urging readers to buy at their druggist.
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F. N. Vance
Burlington
Iowa
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Ens
Boston
Cora
Parbetl
Tailleur
Western Newspaper Union
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