Country Doctor and Patient's Awakening Romance
Doctor Roderick awakens in a farmhouse after a car crash and clashes with the patient Mildred. The plain spoken girl defies him, guides his care, and helps him learn patience. After recovery he returns to confess love, and she reciprocates, hinting at shared future. Doctor Green remains a quiet, guiding presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doctor Roderick
Green
Roderick
Mildred
Shell
Erick
Tory
Ferrars
Fragmented 19th century humorous tale excerpts and interjections
A collage of odd anecdotes from a late 19th century boys magazine features a theatrical troupe, a churchyard incident, a gas mishap near a performance, a farmer seeking extra help, and Warren the town fool facing a pay question. The piece reads like a stitched collection of sketches and dialogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Ap Sywrerd
Jon
Thag
Boys Magazine
Army Refuge in the French Foreign Legion Tales
Paris reports on the French foreign legion as a refuge for men seeking oblivion and a fresh start. General Bruneau recounts diverse origins of legionnaires, from princes and diplomats to adventurers and former officials, while detailing a case of a German aristocrat rumored to have joined under an assumed name and a notable encounter with a bishop-turned-sentry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
French Foreign Legion
Foreign Legion
Bruneau
Muller
Garryvilla
Germany
France
Tunze
Saida
Troemel
Usedom
Pomerania
Bergeant von B8alomon
Adys Troemel
Hruneau
Detrie
Mgr X
Bariothia
Christ
Care of Rare Pet Costs Avonmountain Sheep in Captivity
Felix the mountain sheep at Glacier National Park near Two Medicine Lake faces a long chance of survival after capture and a string of accidents. Despite multiple illnesses and a near-fatal leg wound, he grows stronger, with aid from keeper Hazel Phi and a devoted sponsor. Felix weighs about 60 pounds and thrives on oats, clover, and greens as caretakers monitor his recovery. Nearby, Neahhut the Blackfeet Wood Witch preserves traditional vegetable pigments for ceremonial face paints, remaining a rare practitioner in the Glacier Park region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mont Feuix
Felix Hae
Felix
Tr'pic
Med eiIne
Glacier National Park
Wooj Tayanaugh
Faltx
Misa Hazel Phi
Glacier Park
Neahb Tub
Rocky Mountain
Neahtah
Acter Park Reservation
Old Mike the mule dies at age 48 in Springfield Tenn
A mule named Old Mike born to TRGE on Robert Holman’s farm near Springfield lived as a familiar street figure for more than 30 years. Sold as a youngster to Manuel Seouglas he hauled carts through the town as Springfield evolved from a rustic village to a brick town. He died at forty eight, reportedly the oldest male Tennessee mule on record.
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Springfield
Tenn
Trge
Robert Holman
Mike
Holman
Old Mike
Manuel Seouglas
Tennessee
Bhatels
Boxer
Farmer Kills Raccoons After Chicken Heist in New Jersey
Hubert Robbins, a Springfield area farmer, reportedly killed raccoons accused of stealing sixty chickens over a month. Four orphaned raccoons will be trained as family pets by Dobbins.
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Springfield
Manma
Hubert Robbins
Dobbins
Resident Ends Life By Gas In New York Home
August Cedarberg, seventy one, left a note warning not to fight the gas, then died by his own action at his residence in New York. The incident leaves unclear motives and details of the death.
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New York
August Cedarberg
Western Canada Farmers Gain Top Prizes Across U S Shows
The article details Saskatchewan and Manitoba farmers earning premier awards in oats wheat and cattle across Columbus Columbia Tulsa and other venues. Notably Peter Gerlack of Allan Saskatchewan won the top prize for hard wheat with a $1200 thrashing machine, amid strong Canadian sweepstakes performance and non corn fed stock raised on grasses and grains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Canada
Columbus
Ohio
Columbia
North Carolina
Saskatchewan
Colorado
United States
Manitoba
Chicago
Lethbridge
Alberta
Canada
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Peter Gerlack
Allan
Montana
Nebraska
Russia
Spain
Belgium
China
Mexico
Norway
Brazil
Gerlacka
Dying Man’s Confession Tests Priest’s Warning
An old man near death asks a preacher for guidance. The preacher urges him to renounce the devil, but the dying man balks, saying he cannot risk making enemies. The exchange highlights fear of afterlife judgment and social consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parson
Eruption on face prompts Cure with Cuticura in 1913
A news item describes a woman from Streator Illinois whose facial eruption spread from a small blemish into widespread sores. After three weeks of using Cuticura Soap and Ointment the condition fully healed. The ad also promotes Cuticura products and a World distribution sample offer.
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East Elm St
Streator
Iil
Caroline Miller
Cuticura
Dept. L. Boston
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Meeture Newspaper Syndicate
Alwasya Gentierar
da Bork
Lehenne
Linda
Renowr
Primacs
Mon
General Hruneau
Justus Perth
Salida
University of Prague
Katherine Giles
Wall Street
Denver
Witch Wood
International Soil Products
Revere
Geo. J. Thiessen
Mina
Thiessen
M.sloman &Co
Bsorbine Lg
F.young
P.D. F
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