Selwood of Sleepy Cat NK H. Spearman Story
John Selwood, Sleepy Cat stage line manager, helps a settler with a mired wagon. A robbery occurs as Fyler robs a youth of $600 while Selwood warns Atkine Starbuck and drives out Atkin and Haynes from Fyler's store. Christie seeks a doctor amid gambler tensions.
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John Selwood
Sleepy Cat
Mo McCracken
Bartos
Pyler
Christi Pyler
Selwood
Fyler
Atkine Ia Starbuck
Fyter
Christ
Doctor Carpy
Ato Kine
Atkin
Haynes
Fylere
Christie
The Poker Gambler's Retaliation and Family Pact
Selwood, a seasoned poker player, exposes a truth about his foe General Roper during a brutal mountain poker contest. He reveals that his own motive stems from a long history, including his mother Ann Selwood and father Lent, and the tragic death of his father in Crawling Stone wash, as he recounts the family saga from Old Fort Pierce to Thief River and the connection to Dave Tracy.
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Selwood
Thiel River
Roper
Wentworth
Carpy
Dave ‘Tracy
Martinet
Doc
John Selwood
Cullen
Gager
Dave Tracy
Lieut
Henry Roper
Sellwood
Father
Pather
John Frying Pan
Frying Pan
Old Mission
Nell
Rockies
Greenhorn
Colonel Roper
Ife
Beda
World’s oldest drink fossil at Philadelphia academy
Crystal specimens at the Academy of Natural Sciences in Philadelphia hold a calcite crystal containing a cavity with about a half a gill of liquid, thought to be water, possibly the oldest drink. The public view was recently restored, showing a long-standing collection attractively studied by scientists.
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Academy of Natural Sciences
Philadelphia
The
Academy
Rosie, N. X
Tobacco byproducts yield durable paper currency substitute
Reports from Europa describe waste cuttings and stems from tobacco factories becoming a tough pliable material after chemical treatment. The processed tobacco is finely cut and used as a substitute for costly waste linen rag, offering a low cost paper currency alternative.
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Europa
Deadliest of Snakes and Cobra Bite Warning
The cobra is described as the deadliest snake, with cautions about multiple bites. Authorities warn that a sixth bite does not always prove fatal, though untreated bites can be deadly. The text notes fear and misgivings about venom risks and medical responses.
Wars Ten Miles Up Experts predict future aerial war
Experts believe the next great war will be fought high in the air with six men in enclosed machines. The contest would occur at altitudes ranging from ten to twelve miles above ground.
Retort Over Ferocious Dog Sparks Mock Debate
A brief row unfolds as a speaker insists the dog is ferocious while another counters it is gentle like a woman. The exchange highlights a sharp, humorous clash over temperament amid the proceedings.
Red Cross Ball Blue Ad Promises Bright White Clothes
Ad copy touts Red Cross Ball Blue as the solution after a long day of work leaving laundry with snowy white clothes. It emphasizes ease and effective results for domestic cleaning tasks.
Vigorous in Old Age William Y Taylor Dies at 103
William Y Taylor, who claimed to be the oldest man in west Australia at 103, has died. Earlier this year he attracted attention by appearing in court on a charge of violently assaulting a man, saying the man deserved it, and was discharged.
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Selwood
Roper
Teo
Belwood
Abell
Margaret Hidepala
Lighta
Tecan
Ts Selwood
Belwoot
Old Fort
Fort Calhoun
William Y. Taylor
West Australia
Taylor
Very Best 1s 4 True Hero
A concise item highlights a standout athlete described as a true hero in sports coverage. The brief notes leadership, skill, and courage demonstrated during recent play, emphasizing the subject’s impact on teammates and community.
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Pennsylvania
Tanlac
Mo. Pac
Man ‘Aced
Mixann
Ao Moe A Freon Lee
Apella
Geta
Indianapolis Cancer Hospital
Indianapolis
SSS
Fuera Sea Raymer Aces
DrSchoii
Ars. Winslow
Gosradsea
Sarrhoes
Kansas City
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