Sergeant Hamlin Follows Le Fevre Across Desolate Ridge
Major McDonald’s daughter Molly travels toward a post as an Indian threat looms. Sergeant Br ick Hamlin tracks Le Fevre with Hughes through a brutal blizzard, pursuing a hidden trail to intercept Molly and expose Dupont and LeFevre’s false roles. The chase roars across snowbound high country toward a dangerous confrontation.
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McDonald
Mort Dodge
Molly
Brick" Hamlin
Atga
Hamlin
Lalore
Baling
Troopa
Accort
Gaskine
Fort Dodge
Gaskins
Min
Dupont
Conners
Aoidiar
Wasson
Cimmaron
Horola
Carroll
Hughes
LeFevre
LeFavre
Hamiln Deattes
Starm
Ponlea
Kentry
Black Kettle
Buffalo Creek
le Fevre
Hughe
The Fight in the Snow Barricade and Ambush
Sergeant Hamlin plans a staged surprise from a valley approach to rescue Miss Motly and capture La Fevre. Hughes reluctantly joins, warned to obey, as the pair prepare to strike at the exhausted riders near a river bend amid a snowbound plain.
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Hamlin
Hughes
Black Kettle
la Fevyro
Aiready
la Fevre
Miss Motly
la Favre
Klaten
le Fevre
W Ho
Tam
Too Good to Lend but Agnes Thill Novel Interest Sparks Debate
A brief Life dialogue notes Agnes Thils novel seems highly engaging. Gladys praises it as splendid and offers to lend, but warns the loan would take time to arrange.
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Agnes
Gladys
Settled Status of Poet Jerrold Vow Read by Many
A fragment from Newark Star recounts Douglas Jerrold reading Browning’s Sordello while recovering from illness. Jerrold misreads it, fears losing his mind, and his wife dismisses the gibberish. A joke about a coal town doctor follows, noting a thermometer kept outside to cool.
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Douglas Jerrold
Browning
Robert Browning
Jerrold
Pennsylvania
Anad
Newtons London Home and Neighbors in Leicester Fields
In Westminster parish around 85 St Martins Street Leicester Square stood Sir Isaac Newton and Dr Charles Burney, with the Leicester Fields chapel nearby. Newton, president of the Royal Society and knighted in 1705, lived there until 1725, kept an observatory on the roof, and hosted an eminent circle with Miss Barton as hostess. He later moved to Kensington, dying in 1727.
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London
Westminster
St. Martin's Street
Leicaster Aquera
Sir Isaac Newton
Charles Burney
Orange Street
Leicester Fields Chapel
Newton
Freehold
Jermyn Street
Chelsea
St. Martin’s Street
Leicester Fields
Leicester Square
Long's Court
Royal Society
Christopher Wren
Cranecourt
Fleet Street
Miss Barton
Sir Isaac
Kensington
Christen Horse in Wine in New Orleans Bar
In the Little Gem saloon New Orleans a horse christening was held with wine. Miss Louise, a three year old granddaughter of Dan Patch, owned by W. J. Gralthoff, was named Milas Louise by his ten year old son who poured wine over her head. The mare, daughter of Ed Patch and Charcoal Queen, is described as a descendant of the famed trotter.
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New Orleans
Little Gem
Louise
Dan Patch
W. J. Gralthoff
South Broad Street
Milas Louise
Miss Louise
Ed Patch
Charcoal Queen
Breithoff
Red Garments Said to Cure Laziness by Color Theory
Dr. Albert Ahrens of San Francisco told a meeting of the American Association for the study of apondylotherapy that red garments test work best to energize humans and animals. He claimed yellow calms and enervates, offering a striking contrast in color psychology.
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Chicago
Albert Ahrens
San Francisco
American Association For the Study of
Abreng
Convict Escapes Fort Worth Jail With Spoon and Blanket Rope
William Cody, a convict in Fort Worth Arkansas, escaped by digging through a two foot brick wall with a spoon and slinging to the ground on a blanket rope.
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Digo Self
Fort Worth
Ark
William Cody
Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Helps Woman Avoid Surgery
Mrs Leg Manges of Megadore Ohio recounts severe female troubles and bearing down pains that nearly required an operation. After three bottles of Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound she recovered, had two healthy children, and credits the remedy with saving her from surgery and restoring health. The ad urges women to seek advice and consider the product for displacements inflammation ulcers and irregularities.
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Mogadors
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
Dog Returns Face Time After Patient Silence
A couple watch their dachshund sulk, then finally respond as the pup, aided by front-leg effort, begins moving toward them. The scene captures a humorous moment of communication between dog and owners.
Cuticura remedy pledges soft smooth hands
An old advertisement touts Cuticura Soap and Ointment as a cure for dry red rough and chapped hands. It advises nightly soaks and bandaged rest, claims lasting velvet softness, and notes worldwide sale with sample offers and a Skin Book. Also mentions new NYC bus lines with women conductors and Dean’s Mentholated Cough Drops as a preventive.
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Cuticura
Dept. L. Boston
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Hamila
Humfin
Thia Athrups
Bes
Kansas
Pardner
Jim
Asavens
Newark
In House
Evant
Lydia Pinkham
Dachshund
Met
New York
Dean
Illinois
Charles Easter
Walnut St
Weterka
Hope
Doan
Nui Pion
Maulnmont
Bauo-Elven Bath Co
Alexandria
Eltacla
Hiwoneow
Kor
Partentars
Rosy
Kedicine Company
Norristown
Panny
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