A Revolutionary Tale Romance in Stolen Night
Frances Wharton infiltrates a mountain hideout to seek aid for her brother Henry Wharton. She pleads with Harper, a dangerous ally, to save Major Dunwoodie’s prisoner, while a peddler and Birch maneuver nearby. Frances promises secrecy as Harper plots a cautious rescue and departure plan before dawn.
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Mise Peyton
Wharton
Dunwoodie
Henry
Miss Peyton
Dunwoodle
Frances
Hylag
Jay
Mika Wharton
Harper
Misa Wharton
England
America
Washington
Birch
Miss Wharton
Henry Clinton
Duniwootte
Erleyd
Elia
Misa Fanny
Dunwootie
Harvey
Hove
Vennces
Sarah
Milk Wharton
Liehorge
Lndy
Professional Advice and Exclusive Popsons Discuss Privacy
Professional figures warn against overexertion while Summer arrives. A dialogue reveals cautions about workload and health. Diggs notes the Popsons are very exclusive with wire screens on doors and windows, restricting contact with neighbors.
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Diggs
A Man Story The Big Fish Boast
A narrator recounts a boastful tale of a ten foot long fish near six hundred pounds, noting the fish broke and he escaped. The text shifts to an aside about visiting friends in the country with a correction about visiting relatives.
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Puck
Blox
Knox
Science and climate shift in apple growing noted
The piece argues forests decline, soil exhaustion, and erratic weather have changed conditions for orchards since the fathers’ era. It emphasizes the rise of science in fruit culture, the long history of apple cultivation in Europe and Asia, and how varieties adapt to soil and climate while improving quality and flavor of poultry, eggs, and fruit. N. W. Agriculturist references.
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Europe
Prof
J. Troop
Indiana Farmer
N. W. Agriculturist
Growing bacon hogs and corn root aphis remedy
The article discusses bacon hog production with Clover pasture boosting growth and cost savings, preferring bacon breeds like Improved Yorkshire, and notes Canada’s bacon pork quality. It also provides detailed steps from D A Forbes for treating seed corn against corn root aphis using oil of lemon and denatured alcohol, including quantities and mixing procedure. Best poultry and eggs section begins but is cut off.
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Banley
Yorkshire
Canada
Minnesota
A. J. McGuire
Grand Rapids
Buletin
Sinois
A. Forbes
GOAT RAISING PAYS IN AMERICA
The Chicago Journal notes about 2 000 000 goats in the United States with Angoras nearly two fifths. Many farmers keep a goat with sheep to deter predators. Goats require low maintenance, about one eighth the cost of a cow, and produce much. success hinges on good breeds, dry land, and reasonable warmth.
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United States
Chicago Journal
Poor Grade Wire Fence and Pigs and the Thumps
A discussion from Indiana Farmer and Home shows concern over modern galvanized wire fence failing under weather, with manganese causing rust. It urges manufacturers to restore old iron wire quality. The piece also advises pig care to prevent thumps by exercise, sun, and green feed, limiting sow contact.
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Indiana Farmar
Food for Chicks Greens from Oats
A recipe from Indiana Farmer suggests feeding young chicks oats grown as a sprouted green. Place a half bushel of oats in a shallow box two to four inches deep, water daily until saturated, then harvest the tender green shoots for feeding. very young stock should receive shoots only, older chicks can eat the green seed and shoots.
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Indiana
Shaved With 4 Pen By Parkhurst Inmate
A released convict from Parkhurst Prison recounts how he kept a daily shave. He secretly used a flattened steel pen nib fashioned into a double edged blade. He hid the improvised razor behind a soap covering on the cell wall for easy access during water rounds.
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Parkhurst
England
Tinamith
Fallieres Shot At In Paris Parade Amid Lynching Fear
President Fallieres narrowly escaped two bullets as Leon Maille a naval reservist fired from a curb on Avenue des Champs Elysees during a Bastille day mass gathering. Police restrained enraged crowds and Maille was taken to a station after making rambling remarks about grievances and persecution before a magistrate.
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Falleres
Bastile
Leon Maike
Fred
Paris
Republic
Stny
Irance
Pallieres
Iife
Avenue Des Champ Clysees
Longchamps
Elysees
Vice Fallieres
Armes
Lesueur
Maille
Fallieres
Maule
Fanc Cied
Wife of Salvation Army Leaver Plans Molokai Mission
Mrs. French wife of Col. French commander of the Pacific coast division offers to go to Molokai to cheer the lives of lepers. Her husband also desires to devote his life to lepers. The Frenches, with five children aged 9 to 16, are awaiting Col. French’s return from mission work in Honolulu and efforts to open a leper mission.
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Salvation Army
Molokai Island
French
Col. French
Pacific Coast Division
The
Salvation Amy
Molokai
Vrenches
Honolulu
Christian Scientist Convicted in Child Death Case
Clifford Byrne, a New York salesman and Christian Scientist, was found guilty by the Court of Special Sessions of willful neglect to provide medical attendance for his daughter who died of pneumonia. He claimed he called a church healer after prayers failed, as he had no faith in doctors. A new trial motion was made.
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Clorence W. Byrne
New York Salem
Byrne
Notee of Current Events and Sports Highlights
Prof Siicen of Kalamazoo calls unwritten A menace to the Gitation in current notes. Tommy Gurns stops Bill Squiree in San Francisco round one boxing bout. Miss May Sutton wins the International tennis title defeating Mrs Chambers of England. Ning Itelisns two women indicted in New Orleans for Lemana kidnapping case where the boy was strangled.
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Siicen
Kallamazoo
Tommy Gurns
Bill Squiree
Australia
San Francisco
May Sutton
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Fenimore Cooper
Mnon
Thane
Marvey
Donwoolle
Hnarper
Hegular Sherlochkasa
North Pole
James
Rakerley
Jones
Philadelphia Press
APPS
Crowdn
Lynch
Hz’ Tuolient
Clemenceas
Clemenceau
M. Lanes
Landau
Bois de Boulogne
M. Armand Fallieres
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