The Ascent to Mare and a Cabman's Bold Plan
Robert Randolph the cabman, alias Slim Hervey, faces a dramatic scene after skidding to the curb in front of the Poppy club. His sudden infatuation with heiress Miss Pamela Thornton collides with blackmailing schemes and a lawyer's pressure as he seeks a hundred thousand dollars in nine days to win her hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mare
Robert Hervey Randolph
Sam Vervey
Patrick Gretlly
Poppy Club
Imogene Pamela Thornton
Fifty-seventh Street
Sixth Avenue
Mr. Nearton
Mr. Verries
Mr. Berry
Miss Thornton
Diogenes
Randolph
Tourke O'Shaughnessy
Faretina
Poyps Club
Ullag Slim Hervey
Mr. Osihughnessy
Indy
Elin
Mr. O
Lin Gala
Sally
Corporation
Mr. O'Shaughnnessy
Slim Harvey
Robert
Slim
Mr. O'Shaughnessy
Tourke
O'Shaughnessy
Mil Yins
Mimself
Sul
Milyung
Tony
Mr. Randolph
Thornton
Mr. Milguns
Bobby
Pamela
Mr. Milyuns
Wall Street
Mr. Ranilorph
Madge van Tellier
Embowpoint Morento
Seventeen-Pound Trout Rumor Cited By Angler Hallock
The American Forestry Magazine notes trout vary by waters and environment. Fisherman Hallock is quoted as knowing of a seventeen pound trout, though most adults weigh only three to four pounds. The piece advises caution in accepting extraordinary claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Forestry Magazine
Hallock
War relic found in France brings fortune to Oregon man
George D. Foster of Cottage Grove, formerly a corporal in the Fourth Engineers, Fourth Division, recovered a gilt Roman coin dating to 808 A D from a ruined house near Sergy, France. A professor valued the artifact at several hundred dollars, noting inscriptions Magnu s Votes xx Beatus Tranquilitus Percursa Treveris and a Trier mint origin.
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Sedan
France
George D. Foster
Fourth Engineers
Fourth Division
Sergy
Foster
American
Legion
Cottage Grove
Ore
Moore
Magnus
Constantine
Trier
Germany
Legion Men Bury Comrades In Minnesota Funeral
The American Legion at Carl Anderson Post in Cloquet Minnesota conducted a military funeral for John Defoe the first American Indian from the state to die in action. Legion members say reinterring overseas remains on American soil honors the fallen and affirms their service to the country.
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France
American Legion
Alma
Legion
Carl Anderson
The
Cloquet
Minnesota
John Defoe
Chicago
Theodore Hoosevelt Post
K. M. Landis
Battling Nelson
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
New Orleans
New Orleana Railway and Light Company
Ex Service Boys Get Jobs At Chicago Grain
President Paul J. Healy of the Chicago Grain Products Company in Rockford, Illinois, honors a WWI vow by hiring ex service men for a new distillery project. Healy pledged to remember bravery and sacrifice of comrades and now puts veterans to work in the factory role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul J. Healy
France
Chicago Grain Products Compay
Rockford
Bend
Vicine
Atrea & Co
River Bt
Chicago
American Legion Notes on Veterans Aid and Activities
The American Legion reports aid for imprisoned comrades, navy retainer pay inquiries, a $5,000 gift from Mrs. Newton L. Wilson for disabled veterans and dependents relief, debates over oldest Legionnaire in Minnesota, and coverage of Legion actions against disloyalty, employment drives, and local posts in St. Paul, Chicago, New Orleans, and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Navy Department
Washington, D
American Legion Weekly
St. Louis City
American ‘Legon
Newton L. Wilson
Kilmer's Swamp Root Promoted By Drug Gists
An advertisement extols Kilmer's Swamp Root as a remedy with broad claims for kidney, liver and bladder ailments. It cites testimonials and sworn statements, notes a sample bottle by parcel post from Dr. Kilmer & Co., and urges readers to obtain both sample and medium sizes at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dake
Parcela Post
Tilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. C
Trail Tracking Skills of Native Hunters in India
The Alinds natives of Janm India are praised as expert trackers. They follow bears and panthers by marking, watching at dawn, and surrounding the animal from three sides before the hunt. They track on solid rock where claw marks appear, and on soft ground where prints leave impressions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janm
India
R G. Burton
Important to Mothers Castoria Bottle Review Warning
Important to Mothers: Biramine carefully every bottle of Castoria, that famous old remedy for infants and children, and see that it bears the price. This line cautions guardians to inspect Castoria bottles for authenticity and safety before use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Infanta
Run Down Now Feels Fine Betonte Cure Claim
G O Johnson says Betonte stops heartburn and aids nervous spells. The ad claims Betonte neutralizes excess acid and gases to relieve upset stomach and restore digestion, urging use tablet by tablet with a druggist guarantee and a big box price.
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Betonte
G. O. Johnson
Batonte
Meath
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Oman
Amer
Vere
Oregon Legion
Chicago Grain Concern
Trench
Leion
Zimmer
Neff
Grover Cleveland Bergdorf
Elacker
American Legion Post
Redwood Falls
Gideon
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Ind
Kimball Post
Adam Brower
Joe Mason
Congress
Hawilton Fish, Jr
New York
Marine Corps
Eda
St. Paul
Minn
Industrial Workers
Legion National
Pocatello
Idaho
East Indiat
Ars
Batonle
Cuticura
Detroit Savings Bank
Detroit
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