End of a Western Tale Pack of Justice and Hearts
In the dawn at Three Star Sandy Rourke halts a lynching and identifies Plimsoll’s body after Brandon’s men preempt his chase. Molly consoles Sandy as she proclaims happiness and a future together, while the ranch settles its earnings and weddings loom. The Very End closes with Molly’s proposal ideas and a hopeful marriage theme.
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Sandy
Brandon
Rourke
Hereford County
Plimsoll
Hereford
Molly
Three Star
Hombres
Patrick Casey
Mormon
Sam
Sam Manning
Kate Nicholson
Miss Nicholson
Sammy
Miranda Bailey
Mirandy
A Philosopher and the Devil Behind Tree Growth
A nature walk yields a joke about who makes the world and trees grow. A pupil first says God makes the world, then he adds the devil makes the trees grow, reasoning that the devil digs down and causes roots and growth. The Chicago Journal notes a quip about pride in a husband.
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Doy
God
Chicago Journal
Modish and Pretty Frocks and One Piece Bathing Suits
A fashion feature praises dotted Swiss summer dresses and one piece bathing suits. It highlights pure wool, non shrinkable fabric, and fast color, with detailed notes on trims, colors, and styles for women and children.
Practical Knitted Bathing Suit Trends For Summer Fashion
Dotted swiss dresses in delicate colors influence summer wear while practical one piece knitted bathing suits gain popularity for sea-bathing and beach strolls. The piece notes that knitted swimwear is complex and demands exacting construction beyond elaborate beach costumes.
The Disciple John Loved and Trusted by Jesus
A compact study on John the beloved disciple. Examines his intolerance rebuked by Jesus, his care for Mary at the cross, and the test of divine birth in I John 4 7 8. Emphasizes God is love and love as the bond of Christian virtue.
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Jesus
John
Christ
Jerusalem
James
Mary
God
All Men Think They Are Mortal Except Themselves
Quote from Young notes that every man believes others are mortal while he himself feels exempt from danger or death, a reflection on human vanity and self illusion.
Religion Is Necessary, Says H. More Quote
A brief quotation from H. More argues that genius without religion is a mere lamp at the gate, casting light outward while the inner realm remains in darkness. The maxim frames religion as essential to fully illuminate inner life.
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H. More
Fortune of Complaint Quote Reflects Johnson Wisdom
A short quotation attributed to Johnson remarks on the nature of complaint. The line notes that complaint often arouses contempt rather than pity, illustrating a stoic or critical view of human grievance.
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Johnson
Must Count on Christ All History Is Incomprehensible
A concise quotation attributes Renan’s view that history lacks meaning without Christ, emphasizing the central role of Christ in interpretation across cultures. The line reflects religious-philosophical stance on history.
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Christ
Keeler at 80 returns to work after ill health
J H Keeler of Mt Ranier Maryland aged eighty resumes daily labor after fourteen years idle due to stomach illness. He credits Tanlac with rapid relief and forty pound weight gain after five months of use. He reports renewed appetite strength and says he feels like a boy again. Tanlac advertised with claims of sales and absence of substitutes.
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J. H. Keeler
Maryland
Mr. Keeler
Thirty-Second St
Mt. Ranier
Tanlac
Between the Lines and Blank Spaces in Kansas City Star
In a brief exchange, J Fuller Gloom dismisses a reader who claims the ability to read between the lines. The Kansas City Star notes the sharp rebuke as a line in a larger dialogue about interpretation and silence.
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J. Fuller
Kansas City Star
Children Cry For Gastoria
Advertisement for Fletcher's Castoria claiming 30 years of use to relieve constipation wind colic and diarrhoea in babies and children. States it aids digestion and sleep without opiates with a genuine bottle bearing a signature.
Just Get Outdoors and Dig
A Boston Transcript line argues that a man who feels run down imagines the need for rest because nature pushes him toward more activity and exercise.
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Boston Transcript
Red Cross Ball Blue Ad Promises Snowy White Clothes
A vintage ad touts Red Cross Ball Blue as the key to spotless snowy whites after a hard day’s work, claiming satisfaction from clean laundry.
Beads Through Ages Reflect Vanity and Craft
The piece traces beads from early stone and fiber strings to wooden carved forms in civilized times and shows how uncivilized peoples used varied objects as adornment. It notes beads’ origin in the word bede meaning prayer and explains counting prayers with linked beads. The British Museum houses examples of both stone and wood beads.
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British Museum
Manila Public Works Expands Water Supply and Irrigation
Manila increases water supply capacity with a 12,000,000 peso investment. The project covers city water system enlargement and nearby irrigation development to boost local water security and agriculture.
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Manila
Banks for the Newcomers at Ellis Island Bunks
The article notes 2,089 bunks on Ellis Island each equipped with two blankets for newcomers. It highlights the immigrant reception effort and basic provisioning at the island facility.
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Ellis Island
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Rimrock
J. Allan Dunn
Western Newspaper
P. B. Fitzwater
D. D
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
John the Apostle
Keeler
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