Friction Flares as Stranger Haunts Town Night Scene
Michael Halloran, hotel proprietor, intervenes as a tense scene erupts in a town tavern. Harry Stires, newly recalled to the place, recognizes Stires’s name and a hidden past linked to him. As bottles crash and a quartz fragment strikes Harry, he vows to uncover the culprit and move through the street with a pale, unwavering gaze.
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Michael Halloran
Michael
Lad
Prendergast
Harry
Hugh Stires
H. S
Tiugh Stires
Felder
Flo
Tom Lelder
Awakening Echoes On A Mountain Road
Jessica hides in a hotel sitting room after a tumultuous evening. She recalls Hugh’s amnesia about the past and the odd music that disturbed her. On the road she finds a seemingly doomed man, Stires, collapsed by the roadside and seeks shelter for him in a town wary of outsiders.
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Jessica
Stires
Tom Felder
Mountain Valley House
Lim
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Hugh
Prendergast
Tere
The Cabin Rescue of Hugh and the Miner
Jessica helps Hugh Prendergast and a dazed miner reach a mountain cabin after a suspected intoxication scare. Prendergast reveals a hidden gold stash and plans to fetch a doctor while the miner rests, as August Prendergast contemplates the past and the value of the gold.
A Triple Surprise On A New Auto In New York
A well known author describes an amusing outing in a new car she admired. A ride to Coney Island and Sea Gate ends with a mistaken loss as she and a companion drive away in someone else’s vehicle. The owner humorously offers future access to the car if needed.
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New York
Coney
Indienant
Surprised Cat Tales From Theophilie Gautier
A humorous note from St. Louis Globe-Democrat recounts Madame Theophile the cat mistaking a parrot for a green chicken. The parrot’s calm questions about breakfast and sirloin spook the cat, which retreats under the bed and remains hidden all day. The tale charms with its quirky pet dynamic and gentle wit.
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Theophilie Gautier
Madame ‘Thophile
Gautler
Madame Theophile
Notons
Jacko
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Inventions Born From Children's Playthings
A fragmentary historical note explains that many mechanical inventions arose from children's play with lamps and glasses. It cites Argand's lamp chimney idea sparked by a brother's experiment with a bottomless oil flask, and the telescope inspired by Dutch spectacles. The piece contrasts practical curiosity with a brief comic exchange about trust and gambling.
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Argand
Worse Every Year Backache Linked to Kidney Trouble
A Denton area resident recounts prolonged kidney disease causing back pain and urinary issues. He credits Doan's Kidney Pills from Douglass' Palace Drug Store and urges fellow sufferers to try them. Foster-Milburn Co. of Buffalo, NY markets the remedy nationally. Remember the name Doan's.
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Bright
Denton
Dan J Willoughby
Dean
Douglass’ Palace Drug Store
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan’s
Notice of Admin In Caroline County Maryland
A notice from the Orphans Court of Caroline County Maryland announces that the subscriber has obtained letters of administration on the personal estate of James H. Ross, deceased. Creditors must exhibit claims with vouchers by July 1900 or be barred from benefits. Dated December 19, 1908.
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Caroline County
Orphans’ Court
Maryland
James H. Ross
Automobile dealer offers best line on Eastern Shore
P. E. Corkran of Trappe Maryland promotes Reo and Premier autos for the Eastern Shore, urging buyers to write for a catalogue. He touts a $520 four passenger car and invites agents in various county towns to join his sales network.
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Maryland
P. E. Corkran
Trappe
Denton National Bank Annual Meeting Notice 1909
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Denton National Bank will be held at the banking house in Denton Maryland on Tuesday January 12 1909 between 1 and 3 oclock p.m. for electing directors of the ensuing year. T C West cashier.
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Caroline County
Maryland
Douglass’ Mill Dam
Abram W. Lewis
Albert W. Sisk
J. T. Reynolds
Preston
Choptank
Denton National Bank
Denton
T. C. West
Peoples National Bank
Bank directors to be elected in Denton Maryland
The Peoples National Bank, Denton, Md., December 9, 1998, will hold a meeting at 7 p.m. of that day for the purpose of electing directors for the ensuing year. Bennett Todd, Cashier.
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