Deserted gold fever tale of Old Man Murphy
In the Nevada desert an aging prospector named Old Man Murphy guards his long-held claim as a thriving mining camp rises nearby. He clashes with trespassers, then watches a telegraph line go up and, driven by a lifelong mail and cable memory, sends a final message from the new office before a fatal paralysis claims him.
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Murphy
Nevada Desert
Nova Scotia
Western
Yellow Hills
Lrcelsior Range
SREP
Queen Victoria
Keep the Lamp of Love to Guide Him Home
A moral verse urges wives to shield husbands from temptation in a world of hustling streets and sharp temptations. It stresses steadfast home life, ethical guidance, and the wife as priestess of love to keep men from vice and lead them toward virtue and God.
Gold Leaf Made Like Ancient Times Ends With Modern Trick
A historic note on gold beating describes ancient methods where gold leaf was hammered between skins to create tiny sheets. Modern electro chemical processes now deposit gold on silver ribbons then separate the gold from the silver to produce leaf more cheaply.
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New York Herald- Tribune
Sleep Machine Promises Cure for Insomnia in England
An English inventor at Mactesfield has developed a bedside device that emits twelve colored light rays at set intervals to soothe the viewer and induce sleep. He claims several stubborn sleeplessness cases were cured in ten to fifteen minutes.
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Mactesfield
England
Molecule Definition Across Chemistry and Physics
The term molecule denotes the smallest unit of a substance retaining its composition and properties in chemistry. In physics it is the structural unit separate from the atom, applicable to gas particles in kinetic theory.
De Beauharnais the Napoleonic Stepson and His Rise
Georges Matthew Adams recounts how Eugène de Beauharnais, born 1781 in Paris, befriended Napoleon, became viceroy of Italy, led armies against Austria, and after Napoleon’s fall lived in Munich with a Bavarian princess until his death in 1824. His son married Donna Maria, queen of Portugal.
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Ccene DE Beauharnias
Napolean
Paris
Napoleon
Josephine de Beauharmas
Egypt
Eugene
Italy
de Beauharmas
Austria
Plave
Bavaria
Munich
Donna Mario
Portugal
Georges Matthew Adams
Important Glands and Human Growth
Glands such as the thyroid and parathyroids regulate height and development in humans. The medical profession already linked these glands to growth as early as 1856.
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Denton Journal
Howard Melvin Bex
H. Johnson
Melvin & Johnson, Fublicizers
Short Story Pub. Co
Balloon Hill
By Douglas Malloch
Ev'ry Street
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Agency
Breeding’s Drug Store
Fryers
Young Guineas
H. S. Burns
Denton NO. 4
Third and
Market Streets
Eugene DE Beauharnias
Mudd
Bankera Life Company
Caroline County
Leon W. Syfrit
Industrial Trust Building
Wilmington
Delaware
the County News
Denton Fire Company
Kimmey
New Dover
Paramount Wieiesk
Paramount
Richard Dix
Paramount Presents
Leatrice Joy
Ernest Torrence
Filmland
McCall’s
Henry King
Alice Terry
Betty Compson
Raymond Griffith
Paradise
Doctor
BYE & Son
SWIFT
Nisi
W. Brewster Deen
Manderville
BE. Losey
Circuit Court
Chy
Geo. A. Deakyne
Newnam’s
M. K. Newnam, Denton
M. K. Newnam
Walter M. Love Et al
Equity
A. Deakyne
WM. Pepper Constable
Maryland Trust
Baltimore
Maryland
Elkton
ST. Paul
Yellow Corn
W. G. Wooters
Denton
the Peoples Bank
Cassino
Dept
If-3
W. C. Pastorfield
W. F. Pennington
Eerumny Hardware Co
W. D. Bishop
A.C. Smith
Eugene Lynch
Ide M. Marvel
J. A. Porter
Gertrude Longfellow
Jarman & Bro
John E. Kinnamon
Wright & Lowe
H. M. Jump
Denton Hillsboro
Goldsboro
Downes Easton Tlurraville
Greensboro Goldsboro
Wye Mille
Centreville
Ruthsbury
Prices Ridgely
Greenwood Easton
Mathewstown
Burraville Cordova Sull Pond
Cheatertown
Meginnis Corner
Hickman, del. Ito Co
Preston Rs
Wesley Collegiate Institute
Chea A
Henry G. Budd
Dover, Delaware
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