Escape and confrontation amid mountain outlaws
In a tense pursuit Wyatt and Noreen flee toward Wisburg aided by Green Briar troopers. They learn Cowan and Anse hunt the pair as Harwood’s daughter hides with Wyatt, a cabin standoff ends with Conan dead and Wyatt wounded but determined to escape and warn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyatt
Naylor
Harwood
U. 5
Noreen Eet
Eee
Raymond
Parson Nichols
Cowan
Oreed
Asmiet
Oréen
Ansewan
Strive Wyatt
Noreen
Prable
Yatt
M. Cowen
Hepatos
Japeanvars
Noreen Attem
Art
Wecrere" Mactan
Wisburg
Pike
Benneath
Caboodle
Green Briar
Anse
Shebang
Conan
Noréen
Ned
Cru
Hidden Papers Reveal Cowan Family Ties
In a tense scene Conan lies wounded as Norcemy and I search a fallen paper bag for clues. A staff officer’s list details irregulars led by a Cowan faction near Union in Green Briar mountains. The document hints at a dangerous gang plotting raids and atrocities.
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Norcemy
Conan
Harwood
Harn
Cowans
Union
Green Briar Mountains
Lewisburg
Green Briar
Monroe
Noreen
Cowan
Halleck
Washington
Virginia
Ned Cowan
Finnish Bathing Customs and Northern Dwellers
The Finns enjoy bathing with both sexes and share with the Japanese this custom. They live north of the Duna river as agriculturists, while farther north they are Russia's fishermen, trappers and hunters. They catch many fish in lake districts and send the best to big markets. Their diet centers on fish and coarse bread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duna
Dvina
Russia
Haiti Rich Island Description
The text describes Haiti as occupying about one third of the island of Hispaniola and notes it as one of the richest regions. It mentions forests resembling those of Maine and Canada and contrasts the Republic of Haiti with its nearby mountain areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haiti
Republic of Haiti
F‘niti
Republic of
War impact on Japanese imports drives price shifts
Fragmentary text indicates wartime price effects on Japanese imports and feed costs. Details unclear due to damaged OCR, but notes higher costs and possible percentage ranges amid global supply disruption.
Women Letters and Domestic Vignette From 1900s
Readers cite relief from health woes through E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with testimonials from Mrs Mayme Aspacu and Mrs A L McCastano. A Philadelphia Evening Ledger quip contrasts dinner demands with a servant tripping over a run of dishes and a remark on remorse and economy at races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. McCastano
Lawton
Onin
Philadelphia Evening Ledger
Vap-O-Rub Prompts Nightly Sleep for Ozark Mothers
Ozark Missouri mothers fear night coughing fits from croup and colds. Mrs J J Cave and H Givan report a jar of Vap-O-Rub in the home brings better sleep. The salve, rubbed on throat and chest and warmed with a flannel, releases vapors easing phlegm.
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Ozark
H. Givan
J. J. Cave
Missouri
Seimvitalan
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Aee
Peat
Aes Bea
Ea J
AL « Ee OF Raiyil
Randall Parrish
C.drhodes
Acmeclure & CO
Benton
Ol’ Harwood
Erie
Brandon
Wis
E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Mayme Aspacu
Massachusetts
Roxbury
Mass
Lydia E. Pinkhath
Mrs. Ib
New Pinkham
Waco Trower
Chase & McCoun
Stock Exchange
Kansas
CIT
W. N. U. Kansasgity
G. A. Cook
Mate Street
Keneen City
Cacedion Goren
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