A Revolutionary Tale Continues With Dunwoodie’s Return
In a tense scene, Captain Wharton and Frances await news from the field as Henry Wharton is recaptured. Major Dunwoodie tends wounded officers, and a wounded Dr. Sitgreaves and Colonel Wellmore receive care. Dunwoodie contemplates sacrifice and duty as troops retreat toward the hamlet near Locusta.
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Francer
Wharton
Cayar
Captain Wharton
Henry
Dunwyoodie
Sitgreaves
Singleton
Dunnwoodle
Dunwoodle
Henry Wherton
Peyton
Kiesman
Marjor Donwoodie
Slater
Frances
Miss Peyton
Sin
Washington
Andre
Trenry
Henry Wharton
Dunwoodie
Lawton
Locusta
Wellmore
Colonel Wellmere
Young Wharton
Relic of the Marflower descendant in Denver
Lula Electa Bartlett of Denver traces lineage to Josiah Bartlett signer of the Declaration and Mayflower passenger Elisha Bartlett. She keeps historic dishes from 1620 Mayflower voyage, once owned by Bartlett in Hastings Nebraska and Kansas City, Los Angeles, now in Denver.
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Quan
New World
Denver
Lula Electa, Bartlett
Josiah Bartlett
Menu
Elisaa Bartlett
Massachusetts
Lula Electa
Bartletta
Bartlett
California Street
Hastings
Neb
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Tell[af
Miss Bartlett
Bartlett Brothers
Lula Bartlett
Denyer
Denyer Times
A President's Daughter Learns Humility at School
Nellie Grant, daughter of President Ulysses S. Grant, a twelve year old pupil in a Washington private school, is schooled in discipline after multiple half hour dismissals. Mrs. Grant thanks the teacher and calls Nellie to be treated as any ordinary scholar. The lesson earns general approval.
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Grant
Nellie
Sartoris
Washington
Ollyin
Ty Alucore
Beveridge Warns New Congressmen to Stay Cool
In Washington Senator Beveridge advises newly elected congressmen to avoid appearing green. He urges them to think before speaking to prevent missteps and shares a humorous anecdote about a southerner seeking a photographer’s portrait, noting the charm of a plain everyday congressman. A separate quip suggests a clever girl can foil a kiss, ending with a light, offbeat note.
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Senator Beveridge
Washington
Grean
Buffalo News
Rural households embrace modern farm gear and comforts
A long rural vignette describes households upgrading with a steel range, bakery, piano, bathroom, windmill, engine, cream separator, feed grinder, silos, baling press, and new farming tools to boost efficiency. It notes women driving purchases, broader social ties, and a shift toward city-style goods while farmers debate wheat use and feed costs.
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Atova
Busimeas
Illinois Game Farm Showcases Wheeler Restocking Plan
Dr J A Wheeler state game warden heads a growing restocking initiative at a large scale game farm in Sangamon county backed by 100000 supporters paying a dollar each. The project aims to propagate 5000 game birds including quart prairie chickens partridges wild turkeys and geese to boost state populations and plans to distribute pheasant eggs to farmers next year for broader propagation.
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J. A. Wheeler
Wheeler
Sangamon
Dr. Wheeler
Wolaa
Thinning Strawberries and Plant Suckers for Bigger Berries
At the Ohio fruit growers meeting W C Farnsworth urged severe thinning of strawberry rows and suckering raspberries. Using wheel cutters and a narrow strip, he found larger firmer berries result from careful trimming. He suggested pruning to about twenty five canes per red variety and treating unwanted plants as weeds to channel growth into productive canes.
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Ohio
W. CW
Farnsworth
Parative: ial hitched earthward’ dn forward pullin
Fragmentary OCR snippet mentions a directional action and forward pull attempts. Limited readable context prevents full reconstruction of event, participants, or location.
Kidney Pill Provides Quick Relief and Cure
Napoleon Fifteen Years of Poor Vision and Debilitating Symptoms Ended by Dean's Kidney Pills. The user endured long-term blindness-like darks, housebound years, and irregular secretions until relief came, reportedly saving life. Sold by dealers at 60 cents a box, Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
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Napoleon
Godora
Dean
Ory
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Animals on jewels ignite London fashion
In London fashion claims animals as personal adornments with a surge of jewelry featuring carved heads of sheep, oxen, goats, dogs, and snakes on bracelets and necklaces. A Bond Street jeweler was tasked to craft a gold heads necklace for a renowned society woman. Two London women also wear small plaster mice on coat lapels as a bold trend.
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London
Bond Street
Peta
New York Times
Getting Round It Mountaineering Philosophy in Brooklyn
A famous climber, speaking at a Brooklyn dinner, argues that peaks once thought inaccessible can be reached by turning and twisting. He frames mountain climbing as a problem of getting around obstacles, emphasizing the art of circumventing difficulty.
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George Sintgleton
Hinglishman
Dunwoodle
Brooklyn
Postum Letters Contest Offers Cash Prizes
The Postum Cereal Co invites readers to write honest letters about coffee to Postum experiences. Prizes total 825 cash awards, with 10 and 8 dollar gold pieces, 2 and 1 dollar greenbacks, distributed to top writers. Entries must be received by June 1, 1907, and judges will decide fairly.
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Postum
Postum Cereal Co. Ltd
Postam Ceres Co. Ltd
Battle Creek
Mich
Widrewe
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Erg Venimore
Dutwoodie
Insleton
Dunwood
Lifetesa
Sora
Baye
Choeks
Dilwoodie
Lila
Mr. Wharton
Aesculaptus
George Bingleton
Dunnacodis
George
Captain Blogleton
Indianapolis News
Illinois Gam Farm
Clydesdale Associaton
America
New York City
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