Treasure Learned in Gus Ingle's Cave Ends Desperate Camp
In the canyon cave Brodie and his gang uncover Gus Ingle's treasure and the skeleton above it. Grattan is shot when he pleads for fair division, and Gloria endures threats as Brodie tests loyalty while plotting next moves with Steve Jarrold and others.
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Brodlé
Gloria
Gratton
Brodie
Benny
King
Steve Jarrold
Gratian
Gus Ingle
Swen Brodie
Tony
Grattan
Steve
Renny
Jarrold
Brail
Tave
Mark King
Park
Bright-Eyes
Tam
Chicago doctor saves ten-week-old baby from swallowed pin
In Chicago a safety pin swallowed by Marilyn Zeigmund was left for two days before Dr Gustave G Herpe of Lake View Hospital performed an abdominal incision. He manipulated the stomach to remove the pin and the infant recovered.
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Chicago
Marilyn: Zeigmund
Benjamin Zeigmund
Gustave G. Herpe
Lakeview Hospital
Roctor Herpe
Alaska Prospector Finds $500 Gold Nugget Near Rapid Creek
Seward Alaska reports a prospector known as Bill found a $500 gold nugget with quartz along Rapid Creek near the upper Kuyokuk. The death of the finder during discovery adds to the lore of a hard and brief mining season, with old-timers from Alatna Bettles and nearby towns earning 5 000 to 30 000 yearly during this short window. The operation lies 700 miles northwest of Fairbanks, near the Yukon and Arctic Circle region, reachable by river and rugged trails with costly supplies hauled by scow and horse teams through rapid currents.
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Seward
Alaska
Jong List
Rapid Creek
Kuyokuk
Bui
Alatna
Bettles
Rockrines
Fairbanks
Skagway
Dawson
Yukov
Grimkopt
Arctic Circle
Road’s Rolling Stock Is Disappearing Bit by Bit
Glendale police report box cars at the railroad yards vanishing piece by piece. Patrolman P. fl. Moore noted a box car partly missing and later found only the steel chassis, suggesting itinerant builders may be at work near the yard.
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Glendale
Calif
P. Fl. Moore
Ale
Cave Age Conveniences Aid Homesteader in Mojave
Acton Cal in the Mojave desert a homesteader named S Chandler Chappel uses cave age conveniences to live on a hillside claim. He has set up a hillside café while clearing his land and plans to build his own house. He notes an abundant water supply from the Santa Clara river and recently agreed to build a home for a neighbor before his own.
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Acton
Cal
Mojave Desert
Chappel
Santa Clare
Total Eclipse Fatal in Southampton Amid Dark Noon
Fragmentary report recalls Alec Campbell, aged twenty six, a tenor in Handel competition, singing amid an apparent blaze as total eclipse events alter daylight over Southampton. Details incomplete.
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Southampton
Eng
Alec Campbell
Ing
Handel
The End and the Beginning
In a dim New York room a man confronts a ruinous life and a doomed romance after a financial collapse. He recalls John Beacon and Natalie Bond Parker as he contemplates love, death, and possible redemption amid despair. The scene shifts between mansion memories and a desperate present.
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New York
John Beacon
Natalie Bond Parker
Death
Young Beacon
Andy
Natalie
France
Meas, Dar
Notes on mind, dreams, and brain in everyday life
The text discusses inner bodily movements, dreams, and ideals, noting differences in speech, writing, and reading vocabularies. brain weight is cited as three-and-a-half pounds, with cautions that brain size does not dictate ability. It mentions adolescence differences, gender maturation, and lifelong learning, ending with an advertisement for Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets to aid digestion and health.
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Pythagoras
Perfection Impossible in Government Measures
A quotation notes that no matter how popular a government, some of its measures remain pifstikes and imperfect, highlighting the limits of policy popularity versus effectiveness.
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