Panther Bequest in Far West Mining Town Love tale
In a western mining town George Randall, a stern father, fetters his daughter Bessie to Clyde Brown until a fortune is earned. Clyde searches remote valleys, is led to a panther encounter, and defends himself and his dogs with a second shot after a fierce chase near a mountain stream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Randall
Bessie
Sweet
Clyde Brown
Elizabeth
Randall's
Virginia
Clyde
George Randolf
Bess
Mne
Father
Bert Clyde
Sally
Panther Den Adventure Brings Royal Ledger of Gold
Clyde and dog Brave survive a deadly panther trap as they loot a hidden cave linked to Queen Bess gold. George Randolph proclaims a mine worth a fortune and a decade of gains, while tales of love and hobbies fill the rest of the page with essays and notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
Vila
Clyde
Tre
Rocky Mountain
Brave
Bess
Imine
George Randolph
Randolf
Ita
The Paris Smile and its Mercantile Value
The quote reflects on Parisian working and selling classes greeting their employer and the idea that the American household routine elevates a smile to immense worth. It suggests French mercantile perception and a critique of cross cultural exchange as lucrative in dollars per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet Tweedile
Paris
Dekanawideh and Indian Contingent Debate Highlight The Times
In a British Association meeting Mr John Ofijatekha Brant-Sero, a Canadian Mohawk from Brantford, presented a paper on Dekanawideh the Caniengahakas law-giver. He lamented Imperial failure to authorize an Indian contingent for South Africa and The Times published several letters on the issue. A small Niagara history book by Kirby, author of The Golden Dog, was praised for its portrayal of early tribes and the Niagara Peninsula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aemawideh
British Association
John Ofijatekha Brant-Sero
Brantford Reserve
Dekanawideh
Brant- Sero
South Africa
Times
Kirby
Niagara
Niagara Peninsula
Sally Barnard
Globe
Question and a Query at a Wedding Breakfast
At a wedding breakfast a guest’s rude behavior provoked ire. He held up a piece of meat and asked, in jest, “Is this pig?” A quiet guest replied with a pointed question asking which end of the fork he meant.
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Herald Office
Toronto
Jack
Babes
James
Charlie Churner
Toronto Star
Trof
J. M
Cornyn
Mexico
Toronto University
American College In
Tierra de Mexico
Scripps-McRae League
New York
Bis
Canadian Pacific Railway Lands
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Kootenay District
Crows Nest Pass
Kimberley
North Star and
Sullivan Mines
Beal & Ellwell
Crows Nest Pass Cranbrook
South East Kootenay
Y. Hyde Baker
A. Taylor
Nelson, B. C
East Koot
Enay
Elko, Crambrook
Moyelle
Kitchener
Creston
Great Iron Range
White Grouse
J. T. Burgess
F. T. Griffin
Winnipeg
Cranbrook
Ali
Dimension Lumber
Dollce
Victoria
Rock Creek
Kootenay
D. C
Elko
Chiting
PE Rolund
LWP
Weyen Pacific
East
Ottawa
Montreal
Vancouver
Seattle
Portland
San Francisco
SOO Line
St. Paul
Chicago
U.S
Dunmore
Boston
West
Revelstoke
Coast
BJ Coyle AG PA
Alaska
Hawaii
China
Japan
Australia
B Coleman
Carter
Royal
L. B. VanDecar
Prop. Cranbrook
B. C
East Kootenay
Mogie
Hotel
East Kootenay Hotel
Peter Matheson
Marysville
South East
Robinson & McKenzie
Uattyon
Peeltier
Cust
Keseay
Weistor Pes
Peltier
T. Lebel
Bottling Co
Harry Fairfield
Eo. R. Taylor
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