Sergeant Hamlin pursues LeFevre through a winter chase
Major McDonald’s daughter Molly flees toward Fort Ripley as Indian threats loom. Sergeant Hamlin, a discharged Confederate now in the regular army, joins Hughes to track LeFevre and Dupont amid a blizzard. They near a hidden cabin and plan a night ascent to intercept the fugitives across the snowbound frontier.
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McDonald
Fort Dodge
Molly
Brick
Hamlin
Bamiin
TeFevre
Gaskins
Amlin
Dupont
Conners
Flamlin
Eld
Wasson
Clmmaron
Hanlin
Carroll
Fight in the Snow Sets Harsh Pursuit in Frontier
Sergeant Hamlin leads a calculated pursuit through a snowbound valley to rescue Miss Molly and capture Le Fevre while resisting rival Hughes and his cattle theft allies. Indian encampment sightings and a tense stakeout frame the planned ambush amid a desolate winter landscape.
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Hamlin
Hugher
Skoenie
Davar Mushe
le Fevre
Hughes
Molly
Pan
Séroeant
Alanipiaes
Thoret
Jerrold’s Read of Browning Sparks Memory and Laughter
The article recalls poet Douglas Jerrold’s dramatic moment after reading Browning’s Sordello during recovery from illness. Jerrold’s confusion, his wife’s disbelief, and his exclamation about not understanding the verses capture a Victorian wit’s infrequent encounter with Browning’s mystic style.
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Sordelio
Faon Vale
Jerrold
Too Tender With It
A physician in a Pennsylvania mining town gives each household a thermometer and instructs proper temperatures. During a round he learns a woman stores a hanging thermometer outside when it rises above 70 degrees, highlighting humorous misunderstanding of medical advice.
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Pennsylvania
Newark Star
Profitable Winter Work For Farmers
The article urges farmers to use winter for profit by auditing past crops and costs, abandoning unprofitable lines, and planning future plantings. It stresses record keeping, repairs, and odd jobs while weather worsens, arguing winter can yield substantial returns through disciplined management and maintenance.
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du Eilde
Fattening Chickens for Market Say Experts Recommend
Prof James G G Halpin of the College of Agriculture at the University of Wisconsin urges farmers to split flocks into small groups and fatten them with dense grains and bran. He notes farmers often feed range birds lightly and send them to market, while suggesting a ration of ground corn and wheat bran mixed with sour milk to be given in measured portions for rapid consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James GG. Halpin
College of Agriculture
University of Winconsdi
Tlalpin
Fowls Must Have Meat for Proper Growth
The article stresses fowls require meat or protein in their diet. It notes beef scraps provide about 60 to 60 percent protein and should be clean and well aired for best results.
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Molly McDonald
Tum
Carrotts
Slughes
Wamlin
Dramilin
Kentry
Aneb
Wade
Blughes
A-C.mcclurg
Kansas
Pardner
Indiana
San Jose
Douglas Jerrold
Browning
Robert Browning
Co. B. Durham
Department of Horticulture
Purdue University Experiment Station
Purdue University Agricultural Extension
J. C. Beavers
Department of Soils and Crops
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