Burrell confronts love and duty in Flambeau
Burrell wrestles with duty and desire as he guards a prisoner and contemplates Neela. He battles indecision about marriage while Neela and Poleon face mining fortune and a hopeful future. Necia and others move through a camp of leases, dust, and dreams as a new season begins.
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Burrell
Bar’ Rocks
Flambeau
Thomas
Necla
Leutenant
Necia
Burgell
Avery
Lee
Poleon
Meade
Doret
Stark
Runnigan
Neela
Washington Letter on Senators with Technical Knowledge
A Washington Letter describes U S senators as experts across business fields from lumber to cotton and coal. It notes Stephenson Smith Beveridge Smoot Oliver Elkins Scott and others with ties to newspapers and industry and cites Washington's telephones and copper wire network as ahead of Europe. Relics from Washington include a War of Independence era shovel and tongs gifted by Mrs Washington.
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Stephenson
Wisconsin
Smith
Maryland
Beveridge
Indigna
Pine
Woods
Senator Smoot
Utah
Senator Smith
South Carolina
Oliver
Pennsylvania
Elkins
Scott
West Virginia
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Sherman
Murray Crane
Massachusetts
William Alden Smith
Michigan
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Kansas
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Oregon
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Delaware
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Page
Richardson
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Harpers Ferry
Bolivar Heights
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Krepps
Philadelphia
Burrows
Burriss
Margaret Burriss
Downing
Charlestown
W. Va
Episcopal
Carl 'Schofsili
Path Led North Dakota Heralds New Flambeau Industry Era
The frontier town of Flambeau entered a new industrial era as lumbering boomed. Axes and saws echoed through the woods signaling growth and craft skills reshaping the community.
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Flambeau
Sightseeing wagon ride on East Eleventh Street
A sightseeing wagon drawn by a pony operated by a man on East Eleventh Street. Mothers fearfully watch sixteen children as a boy drives the wagon for a penny a ride just up and down the block. The onlooker notes small earnings on the East Side.
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New York Press
The Boatswains Judgment Over Beef Ship Purchase
A naval purchasing officer and the boatswain inspect a bullock for shipboard meat. The boatswain tests the animal by examining its shanks and concludes it looks fine, noting bluntly that he can only judge what he sees. The offic er expresses disbelief at the method.
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Pall Mall Gazette
Borrowing Trouble Hatchet and Clothesline Case joked
A Washington Star quip cites Sirius Barker and his wife discussing a neighbor borrowing a hatchet with a nicked blade and a clothesline held together by tiles in eight places. The pair joke the situation is borrowing trouble in a light aside.
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Sirius Barker
Washington Star
Russian Princesses and the Russian Royal Titles
The article explains that in Russia the title princess is common and not royal, as all female descendants of a prince of a certain rank become princesses. It notes that true royal princesses are grand duchesses, daughters or sisters of the czar, and thus of higher status.
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Russia
Anyll
Czar
How do you get on with your wife in Cleveland Leader
A Cleveland Leader excerpt notes a man and his wife avoid public airing of disagreements. The snippet implies private harmony despite occasional differences of opinion and underscores discretion in marriage dynamics.
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Cleveland Leader
Marriage quarreling tested as unity phrase
A witty exchange contrasts marriage as becoming one with a quip that it takes two to make a quarrel. The dialogue uses names Bacon and Webert to frame the moral.
Fletcher's Castoria Mentioned In Household Dialogue
A family dialogue referencing Fletcher's Castoria appears in an old newspaper snippet. The parent praises children while a mother recalls treating a dog bite and visiting a doctor for wound care. The excerpt reflects domestic life and health product mentions of the era.
Onion Advice for a Girl From a Chicago Journal Fragment
A fragment from a Chicago publication advises that after eating onions a girl should immediately sit and read a work of fiction to divert her attention. The quotation emphasizes immediate action and self discipline in a domestic instruction tone.
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Chicago
Doan's Kidney Pills Endure for Years of Pain
An exuberant testimonial claims Dean's Kidney Pills ease back soreness and kidney secretions, restoring strength and health. It urges purchases from Foster Mullin Co of Buffalo as the sole US agent, noting the brand and price, with a closing remark on Doan's Ointment for itching and skin conditions at drug stores.
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Joseph
Mitteo
Findlay
Carey
Ohio
Dean
Gia
Abe
Foster Miburu Co
Buffal
New York
Dean’ S
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Endorsed by Sufferers
Personal testimonials claim Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills relieve neuralgia headaches heart pain and neurabia. Customers Katherine Barton and Ferriga report rapid relief and urge druggists to refund the package price if no benefit is shown Miles Medical Co Elkhart Indiana.
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Dr. Miles
Katherine Barton
Valley St
Carthage
Bio
Miles
Nover
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