Pancho Returns in a Deadly Mexican Desert Battle
In a cliffside Mexican refuge, the aged narrator fights Madrella for Pasqual’s life. Dolores and Pasqual shelter him, while the French agent Mon Dieu Madrella is slain. The narrator contemplates exposing Captain Vigny’s identity to seize justice and escape.
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Captain de Vigny
Dolores
Cuernavaca
Pasqual
Madrella
Benito Juarez
de Vigny
Senor
Manuel
Montezuma
Dolt
Captain Vigny
Madrells
Vigny
Lopez
Brugiere
Bruglere
Luy
Ancho
Pancho Mio
Pancho
Qt Manuel
Excavators Restore Ancient City Of Herculaneum
Workers revive frescoed walls and reconstruct destroyed structures in Herculaneum. They reassemble wooden doors windows stairs and furniture from charred fragments and replace surviving garden trees. Houses are unearthed rebuilt and carbonized beds chests and marble pools re created.
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Herculaneum
Crab Leads to Rich Oil Field Discovery on Honduran Island
A land crab helped locate a rich oil field off a Honduran island after map searches failed. Crabs burrow in the soil and one burrowed under a cottage, whose owner later smelled oil and found a high grade flow. The finder had long sought petroleum.
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Honduras
Map
Sears
Etroli Free L'Ress
Forks replace spoons for vegetables say Mrs King
Mrs Alexander King argues in a Deliveator submission that vegetables now accompany meals without juice and should be eaten with a fork. She notes European eating habits and urges using forks for asparagus to avoid drippy fingers.
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Alexander King
Deliveator
Quote exchange reveals marital fault and humility
The dialogue shows Mrs Pester telling her husband he was unworthy to lace her shoes before marriage and offering him a chance to prove himself, met with his admission of continued unworthiness. The exchange centers on humility and mutual respect within an intimate dispute.
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Pasqual
Senor
Francois
Lestrange
Cupide
Dureec
France
Madrella
Carraca
Mon Dieur
Centenarians by gender in the 1920 U S census
The 1920 census tallies show 1 561 centenarians are men and 2 706 are women. This demographic split highlights the long life expectancy patterns of the era.
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United States
California Fig Syrup credited with aiding child health
A Los Angeles mother praises California Fig Syrup for curing her son Leroy Young of chronic constipation and biliousness. She notes its gentle effect on digestion, taste that appeals to children, and that physicians endorse the product, with four million bottles used yearly. The label warning to seek the genuine California on the carton is included.
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Leroy Young
Georgia St
Los Angeles
Leroy
California
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised in Fairhaven
Mrs Apa Besse of 196 Washington Street Fairhaven Massachusetts reports using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound during the Change of Life. She states it calmed nerves improved sleep and energy and that her husband supplies a bottle when she feels run down. She says others would benefit if they follow directions.
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Fairhaven
Mass
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mars
Apa Besse
Washington Street
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W.N.U. Service
Wamsiniiu
Chaffey
Leeds Mercury
Hanford
J. H. Guild Co
Dept
Rupert
Dr. Guild
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