Fort Dodge a chase through Indian country falls to Hamlin
Major Hamlin leads a pursuit across a snowbound frontier after Molly, the daughter of McDonald, vanishes amid Indian threats and a stock robbery plot. Hamlin faces betrayal by Mrs Dupont, uncovers a Cheyenne camp, and warns General Custer as he presses toward Washita with two troopers and scouts in support.
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McDonald
Fort Dodge
Man
Molly
Bergeant
Brick” Hamlin
Molly Io
Hin
Amin
Capind Fevre
Werece
Racort
Lieut
Gaskins
Hamlin
Mra. Dupont
LeFevre
Dupont
Solner
Slater
Fort Fipley
Wancon
Conners
Parent
Ham
Cimmaron
Wasson Ia
Ughes
Hughes
Wasson
LaFeves
LaFevre
Harlin
Lai Fevre
Matty
Ateal
Amlin
Custer
Elliott
Riverbank
Creator Bluff
Corbin
Buffalo Creek
Washita
Hanlin
Hillett
Sparling
Aascon
Custer Attacks Winter Village Under Red Moon
In the dark of night near a snow strewn Washita valley, Cavalry under Custer moves to strike a sleeping winter camp of Cheyennes, Arapahoes, Kiowa, Comanche and others. Four detachments circle the village, while scouts confirm the location and the element of surprise is prepared before dawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Black Kettle’s
Plains
The Battle With the Indians at Washita River
Troops under Custer advance at dawn into an apparently deserted Indian village on the Washita. Hamlin joins the charge as horses stampede, rifles blaze, and混 chaos erupts in a brutal, fast moving melee. The scene captures the clash with the village and retreating Indians.
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Corbin
California
Joe
Hamlin
Inez
Custer
Washita
Bhven
Harlin
Garry Owen
Capter
Fragmentary Civil War Scene Stars Custer Trumpeter
A fragmentary account describes a scene around General Custer with a trumpeter sounding a charge amid quiet daybreak. The text hints at disciplined advance and readiness as troops await combat action.
Detectives use camera device to secretly photograph doctors
In Berlin Dr. Welasenberger and fellow German physicians are observed with a $100 covert camera built to deceive. The tiny device resembles a telescope and records images by a hair spring trigger, enabling covert snapshots of colleagues without their knowledge. The gadget’s success fuels police photography efforts worldwide.
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Dr. Welasenberger
Berlin
Weissemibargar
Weis
Late hours deemed fine for two at breakfast
A humorous exchange at the breakfast table has a father warning about late hours while a daughter quips that they may be harmful for one but are acceptable for two, illustrating a light domestic moment.
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Father
Buckeye Boys Corn Special Heads to Washington D C
Ohio youths win prizes in Buckeye Boys corn growing contest will travel by Pennsylvania Lines from Cleveland Cincinnati Columbus Toledo and other cities to Washington D C. The trip includes Pittsburgh Harrisburg Philadelphia with state officials hosting a reception and a luncheon. The excursion will meet President Wilson and other national leaders during a multi day program.
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Philadelphia
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Commission
Pittsburgh
Alegheny Mountains
Washington
Wilson
Bryan
Natonal
Ohio
Credit Given to the Wife and Mortality Links
A discussion cites Jacques Bertillon on how marriage and family life reduce mortality by promoting regular habits and supervision. Bank clerks and fiduciary workers are noted as examples of occupations with lower death rates due to controlled routines. The Journal of the American Medical Association is referenced as supporting the claim.
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Jacques Bertilion
Bertillon
American Medical Association
Greatly Desired Lady in Regency Gossip
Bits of social gossip recount Miss Burdetti-Coutts as a pinnacle of eligibles who refused marriage offers from the Duke of Wellington and other nobles. The tale notes she finally wed an American, prompting a quip about English duty to family from a London club wit, recorded in intimate memoirs of Napoleon III.
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Burdett-Coutts
Prince of Adventures
Duke of Wellington
Hetrass
England
London
Ashmead Bartlett
Napoleon Iil
The Comeups Push For a Good Shower
In a brief exchange, Hinarrative notes the Comeups desire a quality shower and remarks they have always been pushy. The mayoral tone underscores civic humor about housing and public amenities, reflecting local character and tensions.
Grape-Nuts Proclaimed A Perfectly Balanced Food
A testimonial ad from Postum Co of Battle Creek Mich extols Grape-Nuts as a fully nourishing food for all ages. The speaker reports improved nerve and brain power, steady appetite, and shared use by family members including a traveling son and an elderly aunt.
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Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wollville
Canada Dominates International Soil Exposition Wins
Canada dominates the Tulsa Oklahoma International Soil Products Exposition with seven of eighteen sweepstakes rewards. Peter Geriack of Allan Saskatchewan wins the top prize for the best bushel of hard wheat. Western Canada shines in grain and cattle prizes amid diverse international entries.
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Canada
Columbus
Columbia
North Carolina
Farmer
Saskatchewan
Colorado
United States
Manitoba
Chicago
Lethbridge
Alberta
Bankatchewan
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Peter Geriack
Allan
Montana
Nebraska
Russia
Spain
Belgium
China
Mazico
Norway
Brazil
Gerlacke
Western
Renounce the devil on his deathbed plea
An old man near death asks a preacher what to do and is urged to renounce the devil. He fears making enemies, replying that he cannot offend anyone in his final moments. The exchange reflects a tension between salvation and social ties.
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Parson
Eruption on Face Heals After Cuticura Use
Miss Caroline Miller reports a severe facial eruption that began as a small pimple and spread across her face, causing intense pain and disfigurement. She credits Cuticura Soap and Ointment with a full three week cure and notes the product is sold worldwide with a free 32-page Skin Book.
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Elm St. Streator
Caroline Miller
Poatcard
Cuticura
Dept. L
Boaton
Adv
Quirk of a Woman and a Cough Drop Ad
A humorous dialogue mocks Mrs. Brown credited with kleptomania and her preference for comfort over style. The piece notes Dean's Mentholated Cough Drops as a remedy for stubborn colds and irritated bronchial tubes, pitched by seat druggists.
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Dean
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