Wild Rose of the Mountain Finds Love and Family
Dave, a young woodsman, helps Wild Rose and her child Jane through danger as a mountain community unites. Wild Rose confesses to stealing Jane to protect her from a cruel guardian, the court appoints a guardian for Jane, and Dave is cleared by a factual comeback. The tale ends with a mountain wedding and the pair starting a new life with Jane cared for by Wild Rose as mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jme
Jane
Wild Rose
Dave
David
Tracing Counterfeiter Stories From the Secret Service
The Secret Service uses a simple, effective system to catch counterfeiters. An agent studies every detail of a fake bill, compares it to known notes, and identifies a telltale mark. A suspect named James Ward was traced and arrested in Springfield, with his counterfeiting setup found.
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Dave
Jake
Secret Service
Federal Building
Tie
United States
Leavenworth
James Ward
Stewart
Nolan
James
Springfield
Janes
Kansas City Times
STOCKBROKERS OF PARIS
An 19th century note discusses the Paris stock broker code of commerce. Insolvency penalties vary by fraud with hard labor for life in fraud cases. Brokers’ liabilities are funded by fellow members via an insurance fund and deposits of 260 000 to 300 000 francs. Agents de change must avoid any financial interest and cannot transact for personal gain. Violations carry fines up to 3 000 francs and possible dismissal.
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Paris
Code of Commerce
Agent de Change
Treasury
Ife
Hig cHents
Exchange
Rival aviator Harriman risks life to chase Clinton in record flight
In a dramatic competition over an almost cloudless sky, Harriman takes a faster monoplane after Clinton’s slower biplane. After a tense pursuit, both machines land. Clinton praises Harriman’s daring while Harriman warns of a faulty elevating plane and urges immediate repairs.
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Hurrhaan
Bleriot
Barriman
Wecbauician
Clinnten
Mechanician
Lke
Harriman
Bho
Cilatou
Httle
Thomas Harriman
Enoch Hime
Citizen
Huilt
Harmian
Grand Stand
Mechanicians
Clinton
Jon
Stuig
Frozen Foods And Safe Fish Storage Rules
A U S Department of Agriculture bulletin explains how temperature affects preserved fish and meat. Meat stays fresh at 32 degrees F, while fish are delicate with two decay factors. Proper frozen storage for fish is around 25 degrees F, oysters should not be frozen, and six weeks is suggested at 40 degrees for oysters. The bulletin warns that freezing and thawing fish can create poisonous compounds and details signs of spoilage such as losing eye sheen, cloudy corneas, pale gills, dry or loose scales, and soft flesh that leaves an indentation. Fish that sink in water are considered undecomposed and wholesome, while decomposing fish typically float.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Hair Bobble Accident Report Delights Readers
A quirky item from Lippincott’s PRP recounts a humorous exchange about a supposed terrible accident where a sister’s hair “got burned up” but she was not present and unaware of the incident. The playful dialogue emphasizes the mistaken news and comic misunderstanding in a gossip-tinged street scene.
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Denton Journal
Qhwaard Melvin Bern
Johnson Melvin & Johnson, Publishers
Bolgiano
United States Agricultural Department
J. Buolgliano & Son
J. Bolgiano & Son
Plock
Washington, D. C
Hortientiaral Board
Volass
J. Rolgiane & Son
Rt. Bisby
Presque Jale
Maine
Holgiano
Norcroxs
Coln
Ragley
Nenderson Borec
Walter Naleigh Treen
Sesuepreeessaan
Early Fortune
Maltearly Harvest
Carbon
Airbanok
Varitan
Dakota Rose
Igia Frice Brovatant
J. Bolgian
Baltimore
o @ Son
Trado
Kanawha Pump Works
Pratt St
Baltimore, Md
Ens
Rawlings
Sarren Na
Bes
Gowans
Gowan Medical Co
Concord, N. C
Del
Va. Ry
Tose Yy P. AE Aalm
Bol
Murdocie
Lass
Willard ‘Thomson
Maunyver
Tor Salf
Superior
Eaton
Ellendale Faery Ridgely
Martha Washington
Benson Guargatec
CJ Bensona Company
The
Bili
Bil
Bill
Jerles
Syoman
Golp
Ming
Tam
Cap
Janel
Jenkins
Mia
Dav
Calico
Quick
Iika
Rose
Opelatin
O' Dave
Dulany-Vernay
N. Charles St
Mark Cross
Columbus
John Deere Carriages
W. H. Hollis & Son
Preston, MD
Hughes Lumber and Coal Co
Denton
Maryland
the Ridgway Company
Spring and Macdougal Sts
New York
AVON
Frantz Bros
M. K. Frantz
Reading Terminal
Philadelphia
Stockbrokers OF
Brothers of the Air
Frank A. Munsey Co
Frozen Foods
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