King of the Khyber Rifles Chapter XXI Continued
King and Ismail plot a daring night escape with a small band from a fortified camp. Amid tension over women’s safety and orders, King leads a swift mountaineer breakout as sentries fail to halt them, riding along cliff paths toward the Khyber with their plan in motion.
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Heart of the Hills Ends With Khinjan's Destruction
King and followers raid Khinjan cave fortress set for a trap by Yasmini. A massive explosion collapses the fortress while the maiden’s message to King echoes vows of love and India, as the Rangar departs with a grim triumph.
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Fragmentary tale of a military retreat and fear
Disconnected OCR lines describe soldiers moving from Khinjen toward a pass near Tadig. Two men retreat, riders gather, fear and unease spread as the king orders his force to secure and marshal children, while troops endure a tense march.
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Ei Khyhor
Tadig
Khinjen
King of the Khyber Rifles ends a tangled tale of intrigue
In the Khyber fortress King defies arrest while Courtenay and Yasmini weave plots. A hidden affair, whispered signals, and a risky promise bind King to Yasmini as the Himalayan pass bears witness to a war endgame and shifting loyalties.
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Tle
Courtenay
King
Yasmint
Yasmini
Why Jennie Hates Flowers Panic Among Buffalo Herd
A World of Youth excerpt tells how Jennie a nine year old Italian girl in New York’s lower west side helps her family mass produce artificial flowers from cambric petals. The piece contrasts the harsh factory routine with the girl’s fear of flowers and notes earnings of about 3 dollars weekly.
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Panic Among Buffalo Herd
Lower West Side
New York City
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Nardo
Angelina
Louise C. Ovlencrunte
World Out Jou
Eyes Made of Rubber and Other War Era Curiosities
A historical snapshot notes rubber eyes as a postwar innovation by French workers Mme Lemaiire and Tenillieres using hard and soft rubber to create an eye unit that looks and feels natural. The piece also debunks the moonlight myth in agriculture and recalls Sequoyah, the Cherokee alphabet inventor born George Guess, a half blood whose father was white and mother a full-blood Indian woman.
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King's Heck
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Sequoysh
George Guess
Describing Happiness in Literature and Life
The New York Independent notes that many writers handle grim settings well but struggle to depict happiness without boring readers. It argues happiness exists in real life, yet literature often fails to vividly convey its felt experience.
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New York Independent
Value of Love and Scarce Treasure in Adages
A Los Angeles Times observation extols love as a piquant condiment not a meal. The piece argues love endures when paired with clever blends of other ingredients, comparing its value to diamonds and gold for rarity and desirability.
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Los Angeles Times
A Bad Precedent The Village Belles Dialogue
A terse exchange about divorce prompts reflection on expectations in marriage. The Village Belles sketches a witty dialogue where a friend probes a wife's motive, and an elder cautions about general effects on homes nationwide.
Tag Your Shovel Day set for Jan 20 by Fuel Admin
National Tag Your Shovel Day scheduled for Wednesday January 20 aims to push coal production for war needs. The Fuel Administration urges a school holiday and civic participation with posters and shovels tagged from presidents to wage workers, emphasizing thrift and fuel conservation. Ohio food and agricultural measures accompany wartime drives including hog production plans and seed corn preservation strategies.
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Fuel Administration
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Cominy
Unites
Prinek
Wilson
White House
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