Real Man Av-Continued Nocturnal Plot in a Dying Town
Chapter from a serialized tale shows Maxwell, Shaw, and Starbuck plotting to seize evidence and force a confession. They discuss arm twisting, wiring a room, and tracking Laoterby while the bartender hints at Barton fleeing town, as a tense plan to gain leverage unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laoterby
Stertack
Smith
Tomith
Shaw
Hitchick
Vbw
Min
Nystro
Bien Sande
Mtwell
Starbick
Billy
Starbuck
Ques Haner
Siartinek
Williams
Timony Erupts Over Dam War and Plot Unfolds
In Brewster the water dam conflict heats as threats rise against Timanyont High Line. John Smith vows to persevere for victory, while Col Baldwin urges bold moves. Verda Richlander presses for trust as Tucker Jibbey closes in, and a mountain escape nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timouyon
Waterright
Santo
Sitton
Binith
Tim Nod
Colmet Baldwin
Wepocrntes
Timanyont High Line
Kinste
Timanyont
Werlin
John
Verdu
Hophra
Verda Rich-lander
Brewster
Sheen Corona
Timon
Dexter
Jonah
Dave Kinzie
Oal
Smith
Tom
Ingebermk
Kinehalr
Wien
Coroon
Corry
Importance of early Alaska government railroad completion
A government statement authorized by the Interior Secretary argues for rapid Alaska railroad completion to develop resources, supply coal for the navy, and free railcars for war materials and food. It outlines the 1914 Alaska Railroad Act aims, current construction from Seward to Fairbanks, coal fields at Matanuska and Nenana, dredging at Anchorage, and planned links to copper, antimony, and gold deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
United States
Secretary of the Interior
Pacific
Pacific Ocean
Seward
Pacific Coast
Fairbanks
Tanana River
Yukon
Matanuska
Nenana
Turnagain Arm
Anchorage
Fshing
Mascots in Battle Sailors Relate Campaigns of Pets
In a wartime reminiscence from the Jutland era, a Tiger ship bulldog mascot endured loud duress during shelling, while a black cat aboard another boat and a brave fan taunted danger. Reporters recount the valor and comic misadventures of shipboard animals as crews faced high explosives at sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jutland
Hite Wetion
Tommy
Lanon Post
Officials Seek to Remove Causes for Complaint That Have Existed in Previous Wars
The general staff plans to feed over half a million new recruits at 16 cantonments with well prepared meals. A corps of military cooks will train thousands, ensuring three meals daily for a company of 150, proper kitchen sanitation, and menu variety within the army ration. Isabel Ely Lord leads a home economy library to gather tested recipes and diet works from federal and state agriculture departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
General Staff
of the Food Administration
Isabel Ely Lord
Bryn Mawr
Pratt Institutes
State Department of Agriculture
Daddy's Evening Tale of Carrots the Small Dog
In a hillside farm tale two sisters Agnes and May share a picnic with their dog Carrots. The plucky little hound ferries sticks from a woods edge to the farmhouse and finally leads them to a shaded creek for a cooling swim and lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daddy
Agnes
May
Carrots
Carrote
Good Doggie Hero Saves Child in Creek Tale
A small brave dog named Carrotl saves Agnes from a deep creek hole while swimming lessons end happily. The farmer arrives in time and both children learn to swim, reinforcing Carrotl’s loyal, heroic role. Other snippets joke about socks and age for boys and a hopeful Bible-name wish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrotl
Agnes
Carroll
Paulo Honors President Change of Sao Paulo Avenue Name
The Department of State reports a dispatch from the American consul general at Rio de Janeiro noting that Sao Paulo’s municipal council has renamed a major avenue, Avenida Ashuneubahu, to Avenida Presidente Wilson. The change marks a tribute to the U.S. president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paulo
Department of State
Rio de Janeiro
Sao Paulo
Ashuneubahu
Fire Lands and Connecticut Reserve in Ohio History
The article traces terms used for lands in Ohio once settled by refugees from fires and wars. It explains how the Fire Lands, Ire Lands, and Connecticut Reserve originated post Revolution and how these tracts were later integrated into Turon and Erie counties. It notes notable correspondents but centers on land designations and their historical context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo
Turon
Erie
Ohio
Connecticut
United States
Birds Weigh Themselves And Timbral Tambourine History
A naturalist weighs tomtits by a tiny beam scale to record their weight as they land. The process yields averages near one third of an ounce per dozen birds. The tambourine, once a Syrians instrument, traces to ancient gerrymakings in Pad an aram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
West End
Padan-aram
Father Would Have Found It in Basketball Loss
A YMCA team from Indianapolis played a strong rival and lost a hard game. The paper noted the Y M L started well but faltered late, failing to find the basket. A member recited the article for his mother as his father overheard asking where they put that basket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Switch
Coronda
Haldwin
Corry
Miss Richi
Nover
Starth
Mies Bletlander
Tara
Mita Richlander
Jobo
Willams
Baldwin
Jupiter
Smith
Willams’ Fornstrippers
Jibbey
Brewster A
Tucker
Res
Father
Roe
Meeper
Montague
Brewster
Baldwins
Q Amit
Verda
Alllcrest
Lresign
Y. M.L
Indianapolis
Indianapolis News
Western Canada grain outlook boosts farmer prospects
Amid patchy text the piece projects a strong 1917 grain crop in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta with good weather and rising land values. It notes farmers are debt free from high prices, expects ample harvests, land sales at higher prices, and increased settlement aided by railways and Canadian and Allied food efforts. It highlights Hoover and Hanne promoting food economy and wartime food supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Sea- Sen
Inna
Canada
Canuds
Hoover
United States
W. J. Hanne
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Atlantic
Astralia
New Zealand
Argentine Republic
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Francis Lynde
Biliyr
Stawben
Agate
Maxwell
Joe Amn
Staunton
Kredt Corporation
Gromtat
Staaten
Albatgne
Jonni
Klehinuder
Jin
Nin
Josiah Bichlander
Lawrenceville
Uncle Sam
Tropics
West Indies
Grand Caytona
Margie
Boston Transcripe
Mary Graham Bonner
Hite
Papa
Tenty
Son
Edna
Ims
Finse
la Rochefoucard
Margaret of Valois
Voltaire
Mme. de Maintenon
Mme
du Dein
de Sevigne
Holand
George Sand
Prosper Merimee
Germany
Hone
Selister
Goethe
Mumbolde
Western
Fr. Harrison
Ralph Lockwood
Alice
Australia
Hacksside
Pinswiser
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