When Ye'r Growin' Old by the Bismarck Tribune
Poem reflects aging and fading life with imagery of twilight and sunset. The speaker laments gray horizons and fading joy, then finds a beacon beyond the hills offering hope and comfort as age advances. The piece appears from the Bismarck Tribune.
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Bismarck Tribune
Pancho and the Parco Hold Up on the Los Alamos Road
Pancho, a wary bandolero, recalls a vanished past as Sam Smith’s hold up faults sharpen suspicions on his family. Helena Parco's death and a tense showdown near a Mission bell culminate with Pancho facing Howard at a graveyard, denying guilt and choosing death over betrayal.
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California
Pancho
Senor
Seno Tita Itelena
Santa Maria Road
Rancho Parco
Casa de Rancho
George Howard
Lin
Jeve
Pancho R
Helena Parco
Howard
Mr. Howard
Salvation Army
Parco
Helena
San Smith
Sam
Los Alamos
Sam Smith
Samuel
Duroof
Mission
Bowlder
Spain
Carajo
Jim
Nina Mia
Helena Mia
Pancho Faces Fatal Decision at Grave
In a tense moment near a hillside grave, Pancho pleads to spare a life while Honard fires a single gunshot. Helena's imagined wishes hearken as Pancho wavers, then lunges toward his gun as the mission bells fall silent.
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Pancho
Helena
Pareo
Honard
Argonaut
Etiquette and Farm Tips From Pearsons Weekly Fragment
A fragment from a periodical shows sketches on etiquette at doorsteps with a sales pitch for a book, followed by assorted farming notes. It covers barrel pulleys, crop rotation, tools care, poultry farming in Mississippi, to grow watermelons in Iowa, and various kitchen tips and recipes.
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Pearson's Weekly
Leo
Mississippi
United States
Bay Waveland
Bay St. Louis
Sea Coast Echo
Bryant's
Louisville and Nashville
Iowa
Useful Palm Trees Across Africa and America
The article highlights date palms in Africa and coconut palms in South America. It notes how date palms supply food sugar wine vinegar oil shelter furniture roof thatching and writing material. Coconut palms provide food timber furniture thatching and coconut milk as a drink.
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Africa
South America
Sacred Flowers and Regal Garter Regalia Overview
The article discusses Hindu sacred flowers led by the Vadamba and Lotus, noting associations with gods Vishnu and Krishna, plus other revered plants like Pippul Asoca Bakula Mango Bela. It then describes Knight of the Garter regalia, including mantle colors, the Garter motto, the George badges, and the star insignia. It closes with a note on a new sealed-bottle method using a lead seal.
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India
Krishna
Egypt
Isis
Osiris
George
St. George
Order
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