A Waif Found Near Tim's Place in Maine Woods
Angie helps a 16 year old girl rescued from Tim's Place in the Maine woods. The waif, scarred by a brutal past and seen in a strange tale by the river, is cared for by Angie and Ray as they plan a future away from the wilderness.
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McGuire
Org Meares
Maine Woods
Golds
Pete Boldne
Martin Frisbie
Raymond Bstethe
Angie
Martin
Tim
Ray
Levi
Ned
Jim
Tombigbee River
Nellie Grey
Kentucky
Wait
Chip
Botton
The Greenvale Wilderness Mystery and a Hidden Hermit
In a Greenvale tale two brothers quarrel over land and a hermit named Amzi reappears as the long missing recluse. Martin Frisbie and Old Cy Walker seek him, hoping to reconcile the past and bring him back to civilization with Angie. A perilous journey unfolds as a half breed Bolduc hunts the group while Angie wrestles with duty and mercy amid the wilderness.
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Angie
Chip
Greenvalé
David
Amy Curtis
Amsi
Angeline
Aunt Comfort
Martin Frisbie
Greenvale
McGuire
Martin
Bumpo
Philosopher
Old Cy Walker
Amzi
Old Cy
Ray
Levi
Civilization
Bolduc
Tim
Old Tomah
Dad
Bpites
Scrappeigh-Funny Exchange on Married Life Revealed
A playful exchange shows Scrappeigh calling himself a fool after marriage while Mrs Scrappeigh jokes that married life has not changed him. The quick witted banter suggests a lighthearted home scene.
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Scrappeigh
John
Actress Denies Blobb Marriage Rumor and Divorce Views
The reporter asks about marrying Blobb the billionaire, but the actress says she does not know him, is happily married, and does not believe in divorce or bigamy. She insists she would not marry him even if both were free. The piece shifts to advice on laundering and starch, praising Defiance Starch for a crisper finish.
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Blobb
Unappreciated. Prowe. College hammer throw brag quoted
A fragmentary note to a father recalls a college son promising to distinguish himself in hammer throwing. The terse exchange highlights parental indifference and the student’s boastful claim framed by clipped punctuation and stray punctuation marks.
Widow recalls husband by exhuming grave for photo
Mrs. Brown urged the Bronx health department to allow exhuming Henry Brown after three weeks in Woodlawn Cemetery New York to take photographs of his features. A photographer and undertaker attended, the body being photographed from profile and full face. The story ends with an advertisement praising Defiance Starch for laundry stiffness.
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Woodlawn Cemetery
New York
Henry Brown
One Hundred and Twentyninth Street
Rome
Palmetto Journal On Gum Machine At Air Line Depot
A reader complains about a gum slot machine in the waiting room at Cheram’s Air Line depot that is either out of gum or missing. They note a two cent deposit and urge proper maintenance to prevent a public nuisance.
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Hyde Park Hotel
Chicago
Lake
I.C.R.R
Hyde Park
PJ Board Air Line
Cheram
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