Tenderfoot and Two-bits In Wyoming Trails
George Casey, a pampered tenderfoot from Boston, journeys with the rough Two-bits from Cold Springs into the Wyoming hills. As night approaches and fire under the hills looms, they press on toward a distant peak, the master and his loyal, unrefined companion following in a tense, mutually wary dynamic.
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George Casey
Wyoming
Boston
George
Familly
Cold Springs
Twoblis
Hin
Ike
Pame
Eirl
Wilds
Two
The Mountain Test of Courage and Trust
A young man named George Casey accompanies a bold companion up a mountain path. The girl plays guide and threat, crossing a fiery chasm while the man frets and whimpers. She exits briefly to summon help, leaving him alone as darkness deepens and the glow from below lights the dangerous descent.
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Carcastle
George Casey
Two-bits Leads The Way As Night Sinks In
A lone traveler and Two-bits push ahead toward camp as twilight fades and coyote howls rise. He fears the camp gag and imagines Two-bits racing to Last Chance with a Boston man tale, while a lantern glows at a distance signaling rescue.
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Two-bits
Hilm
Boston
Burning Hillis
Two-bits Rewards Courage With Pony Gift
In a village tale, Two-bits persuades George to cross a perilous board to reach safety. He apologizes for calling her a coward, praising her bravery. The pair return, and the next day a pony named Nickel is left at her door with a note naming her the brave girl and thanking her kindness.
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Mr. Casey
George
Longworths to entertain in London at Dorchester House
The Longworths will visit London as guests of the American ambassador and his wife. Mrs Reid returns to the Court of St James for King Edward's drawing room on May 25, presenting many American women including Mrs Nicholas Longworth. The Longworths stay at Dorchester House with ambassadorial suite. Boudoir furniture from France enhances the rooms for their visit.
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Longworths
London
Nicholas Longworth
Roosevelt
Longworth
Dorchester House
France
Exiled Queen Ranavalo Visits Paris After Madagascar Rule
Ranavalo, ex Queen of Madagascar now in Paris, has lived in Algiers since 1897 with charity from the French government. At forty four she is described as attractive and well dressed. She ruled Madagascar for fourteen years and became the wife of the Prime Minister as war with France began.
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Ranavalo
Theorld
Madagascar
Paris
Algiers
France
Chinchillas in Andes Face Extinction Demand Drives Hunt
The chinchilla fur animal once abundant in the Andes of Bolivia and Chile is now scarce due to heavy hunting. Chilean authorities struggle to enforce protection laws as exports from Coquimbo reach twelve thousand dozen skins, with prices nearly doubling from the prior year.
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Andes
Bolivia
Chile
Coquimbo
Time Laughter Quips and Courtroom Jests
A playful collage notes jokes about Weeks the Pennsylvanian, a judge handing a ten year sentence, and satirical lines from papers like New York Evening Math What is the difference, Washington Post, Chicago Tribune, and Wilichita Engle. The squib mocks legal chatter and aging humor as it circulates.
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Weeks
New York Evening Math
Mours
Washblington Post
Chicago ‘Tribune
Wilichita Engle
Not a News Item but a Stevenson Epigraph Fragment
A quoted line by Robert Louis Stevenson speaks on blessedness and hopeful travel as a better labor than arriving. It reflects on the moral of striving over completion, urging readers to labor with purpose while awaiting horizons.
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el Dorado
Robert Louis Stevenson
Spring Fashion Trends Highlight Gowns and Skirts
The feature surveys spring and summer fashion centering on the Princess gown with broad skirts and boleros. It notes circular skirts, gored designs for washing fabrics, trim methods, and new bolero styles with lace and embroidery. Ha gerle waists and various summer fabrics are also recommended.
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Volle
Mnen
Nonymous Letter Puzzle From Virginia Congressman
A Virginia congressman kept a Black employee named Ezekiel. The letter he forgot to address was reportedly found missing after the morning Capitol muster. Ezekiel claimed he mailed it from the table, noting he did not put a name and address on the envelope, thinking it was an anonymous communication.
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Virginia
Ezekiel
Capitol
Yassid
Zeke
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