Chip McGuire Fleeing Woodswaif Finds Shelter With Old Farmer
Vera Raymond, a runaway described as Chip McGuire, wanders desolate backcountry seeking food and safety. An old farmer, Judson Walker, offers shelter in a place called Peaceful Valley and begins a new life for Chip while Aunt Comfort mourns a note of her departure.
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Hip McGutte
Tim
Maine
Kher
Pate Bol
Martin Fpristie
Martin Hie
Rephew
Raymond Sternon
Friete
Uxpiaina
Prielle
Getter
Mariible
Chip
Ray
Chaptior
Cam Wre
Vrishie
Cy Walker
May
Sartin
Cirlie
Vera
Raymont
Curis
Peaceful Valley
Chip McGuire
Vera Raymond
Judson Walker
Mandy
Aunt Comfort
Flight from Greenvale Ends in Silent Departure
In a quiet escape, a distressed young woman leaves Greenvale after a troubling confrontation with Hannah and Ray. She packs a few belongings, writes two letters, and slips into the night, seeking to endure the world on her own terms away from shame and sorrow.
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Chip
Hannah
Ray
Greenvale
Misty Falls
How Buffalo Horse Helped the Policeman at a Crossing
In Chicago Record Herald prose a red brother named Buffalo Horse uses sign language to guide a puzzled policeman through a street crossing. A Brule Sioux woman identifies the group as Brule Sioux and speaks Dakota, easing tensions and leading the family to the next crossing with calm courtesy.
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Fot Eouvae
Buffalo Horse
Red
Briggs House
Hohl
Fernando Jones
Coolah
Chicago Record- Herald
Marriages In the Canal Zone Clarified by Order
A Canal Zone case on婚age legality cites a May Protestant ceremony by a Justin Collins relative. The president issued an order allowing ministers of any religious denomination to perform marriages, addressing concerns that only Catholic rites were valid. Richard Reid Rogers, consul general, confirms the order permits all ministers to officiate.
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Canal Zone
Justin Collins
Supreme Court of the
Richard Reid Rogers
Isbherian Canal Commission
The Doctor Away From Home When Most Needed
Cautions readers that family doctors may be unavailable during emergencies and endorses Chamberlain’s Colic, Diarrhea Remedy as a lifesaving home medicine. The ad urges immediate purchase from J. L. Wikle as a preventive measure against cramps, cholera morbus, and diarrheal illness.
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Siam
J. L. Wikle
Maximilian’s Final Request and the La Paloma Legend
The London Chronicle recalls Maximilian of Mexico whose dying wish was to hear La Paloma as he faced execution. The piece notes the tune played in London restaurants and mentions his wife’s subsequent madness, saying the memory of the emperor should be kept alive whenever the song is heard.
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Maximilian
Maximilian of
Mextco
London
London Chronicle
Matches Used To Save Rubber Plants Palisade Style
A gardener advises placing a dozen matches head downward around a rubber plant to kill worms in the soil. He claims the match heads poison the pests and their corpses enrich the soil, reviving the plant in a day or two. New York Press.
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New York Press
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Nature
Field Health
Reptori
Guauues
Artias
S.S
Artin
Levi
Ore
Tomah
Pere Bolduc
Crapther
Martin
Boldua
Old Cy
Himnvet Wat Amel
Tip
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McGuire
Bolduc
Polduc
Jeanne Old Cy
Amat
Lew
Chip Talla Ray
Eoplaina
Tity
Ale
Riverton
Old Tomah
Vale
Hipp
Dakota
Suiptl
M. B. Wellborn
W. W. Stringfell
H. A. Young
A. J. Goodwin
Castle
M. F. DO
Anniston
New York
Ramee
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