Moon Maker of the Kuen-Yuin Saga
Roy Carenhuec and friends pursue a gang of gold makers led by Prof LaGrange. Barris, Pierpont, and Roy encounter a Chinese sorcery world, a girl named Yaonde, and a dragon claw birthmark. Roy awakens after peril and vows love survives beyond magic and danger.
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New York
Roy Car
Enhuec
George Godfrey
Fany
Barris
Pierpont
Cardinal Woods
Secret Service
Dow
LaGrange
Barria
Roy
Hoy
Yaonde
Godfrey
Earth
Barris Piermt
Ysonde
Dell
Night pursuit on Cardinal Road ends in trap for goldmakers
At nine o'clock the narrator and Pierpont ambush a goldmaking pair on Cardinal Road with revolvers and a Winchester. A galloping horse approaches, Barris fires, the rider falls dead, and two more riders arrive and stop. The scene ends with unclear, crowded reactions among bystanders and one man declaring himself a Shiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barris
Pierpont
Derk
Etfony
Barria
Farris
Nighttime pursuit ends in eerie lake vigil
Barris declares he will end the goldmaking tonight and notes he has already killed four of the goldmakers. A bound Shiner is brought in, identified as a moonshiner and possible murderer. Barris exits to confront the killer, while the narrator and Pierpont await his return and witness a tranquil starry night turn uncanny as wildlife senses stir and the lake waters rise and fall in a strange, illuminated hush. (TO BE CONTINUED.)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yian
Yue-Laou
Xangt
Xangzi
Xang
Pierpont
Barris
Ike
Yeorlde
Drummond
Four Mile Stone
Yellow
Yeller
Yaonde
Lake of the Stars
Mosay
His Terrific Waste of Time
A speaker reflects on wasting years by misspelling a word with an extra letter. He plans to save time by removing a letter from a chosen word and argues time is the most valuable asset. He estimates gains of time equal to years spent, aiming to "square the account."
Crook House Sold Cheap at Fort Whipple Prescott
A Fort Whipple sale of the old Gen. Crook house drew bids from $50 to $180 before a hotel owner bought it. The nondescript stucco adobe and frame structure faced removal as the government would no longer insure its safety. The building once housed Gen. Crook during campaigns against the Indians and later Gen. Kautz, with ample lumber and period conveniences.
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Fort Whipple
Prescott
George H. Morgan
Prescott, Ariz
Gen. Crook
Thumb Butte
Crook
Los Angeles
Kautz
Education of Leaders in England and America Compared
The London Spectator argues England trains leaders by deliberately promoting promising pupils and lifting ladders for ascent, while America focuses on mass education and assumes exceptional individuals will rise. The piece notes England’s long practice of leader development even when most citizens lacked schooling and contrasts it with American faith in elevating the average.
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England
London Spectator
Vienna institute devoted to radium study announced
The Vienna Academy of Sciences funds and builds a new radium research center on Wahringstrasse near the Institute of Physics. The facilities, under construction, will be ready next spring and represent a major specialization in scientific investigation with half a million kroner provided by the Academy.
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Vienna
Wahringstrasse
Institute of Physics
Vienna Academy of Sciences
Salt use and dietary guidance from a health note
The article praises salt in moderate amounts for digestion and thirst, noting it helps water intake and is especially beneficial for children. It warns pepper and spices should be limited for children. It also mentions some sanitariums serve minimally seasoned meals, mainly with salt.
Prescription for Nervous Disorders and Relief Mix
An old remedy claims to treat nervousness sleeplessness dread worry and tremors in men and women. The recipe directs combining three ounces syrup sarsaparilla compound with one ounce dul balmwort compound two hours to stand then adding one ounce cardiol essence and one ounce tincture cadenene compound to create a tea for after meals and at bedtime.
A Sure Way
A practical man muses on detectives not using cars. His friend asks why 80 and they joke that a car would make it easy to run a man down.
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J. J. Sheridan
Dodd
Boooo SY
G. P. Putnam's Sons
Yaller
Col. Barris
Washington
Johnstone
Howlett
David
Woodbine
Barrie
Crook House
United States
A Market Reports
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Louisville
Tunguy
Sas
Lydia E. Pinkham
N.J
Georce Jerry
Box 40
Marlton
Pinkham Laboratory
Lynn
Masa
Lydia EK
Pinkham
Henasmon
L Carters
COQ
Boston
Useal Sugarbanch CO
Lieived
Vorouts
CAM
Sena
Cascarets
McIntosh
Srexpiots
Waloutdt
Philadelphia
Thompson
Sirectcteres
Joutowr
Ggugee G. Ow Sheeek
Dr.d.jayne
Western
Canada
Correat 2 Nations
Wester Canada
Chicago
Ottawa
H. M. Williams
Ding
Law
Douglas
Hess
Sue
W. L. Douglas
Spark St
Brockton
Mann
Sasaie
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