Prisoners and Captives By H S Merriman Chapter KL Continued
In a private room of the elite gathering, a Russian group outlines a bold plan to rescue exiles by sailing a ship under Mr Tyars. The English and Russian members discuss loyalties, motives, and a delicate web of intrigue amid social maneuvering and keen observations.
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Dinnee DeStom
Isat
Africa
Siberia
Siberian
Coryidt
Arctic
Aho
Petersburg
Tysrs
Tyarson
Wasten
Easton
Baston
Boston
China
Mr. Tyara
Claud
Tyara
Fragmented OCR Item From 12th Issue Noted
The readable fragments indicate a brief notice or item from a periodical, with incomplete names and details. No clear event, person, or organization is fully legible to establish a specific news item or outcome.
Aunt Milly Dawson Stands Up In Credit Drama
In Brusselville a tale unfolds with Old Dan Lyle and Henry Dawson facing debt. Aunt Milly Dawson, cheerful and steadfast, challenges the banker’s “pay dollar for dollar” stance, asking if daily thanks for solvency are enough when families falter. The moment shifts judgment and reveals hidden grace.
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Leonardo da Vinci
Norton
Dan’t Lyle
Henry Dawson
Henry
Milly” Dawson
Milly
Dawson Boys
Brusselville
Old Dan'l Lyle
Dick Norton
Lyle
Dan
A Plague of Locusts Devastates County Farmlands
A severe locust plague sweeps Debrec gin and Tlangary areas, consuming 60 000 acres of crops and leaving bare ground. Fire efforts fail to deter the swarm as steam rollers and brooms remove crushed insects, while a storm carries clouds over the valleys. Farmers face ruin as corn and greens vanish and livestock avoid the stinking ground.
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Hem
Debrecgin
Tlangary
Tver
Need Twenty Thousand Men For Wheat Harvest Aid
The wheat belt of Manitoba and Saskatchewan appeals to older provinces for 20000 extra harvest workers as yields are expected to exceed previous seasons. Manitoba plans to import labor from eastern regions via Winnipeg to grain centers while agents in major cities recruit men. Strong farm labor demand and overall national prosperity create a manpower shortage during harvest.
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Jamndson Northwest
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Dominion
Winnipeg
Canada
Trade with Noncontiguous U S Territories Rises in Alaska and Puerto Rico
A Commerce and Labor bulletin reports fiscal year totals for shipments to and from the United States with noncontiguous territories. Shipments to these territories rose about 20 percent, led by Alaska, Hawaii, and Puerto Rico, while exports from the territories fell, mainly due to sugar. Domestic gold from Alaska totaled 12.5 million dollars, foreign gold 7.5 million, with Canadian-sourced gold routed through Alaska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Department of Commerce and Labor
Alaska
Nawaii
Porto Rico
Philippine Islands
Hawaii
Canadian
Dead on Fourth of July Tetanus Toll and Injuries Rise
Medical Journal of the American Medical Association reports 158 deaths from last July Fourth accidents, 5,808 total injuries, with 679 pistol blank cartridge injuries and many severe losses of sight and limbs. Pan-American relations see US pledges of peace and restraint at Rio. North Carolina Gov orders militia to shoot on mobs without sheriff approval. Utah women clubs establish an industrial farm for 800 acres for friendless children.
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Medical Journal
United States
Journal of the American Medical Association
Glenn
North Carolina
Utah
Women's Clubs of
Wyatom
Labor News Snapshot From Across the Nation
The item blends reports of strikes wage gains and union activity in cities from Boston to Cleveland and Maine to New Jersey. It notes union advances, eight hour demands, new federations and a proposed labor temple in Ohio, with references to textile wage hikes and shop floor organizing efforts.
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San Francisco
Cal
Knights of Tabor
Boston
Southbridge
Moss
Garment
Ute
N.Y
Whenners
Nashville
Port
New Orleans
Tatanton
Portleh Mo
Maine
Cleveland
United Cloth Hat and Cap Makers
Transilton
Ont
Vancouver
Jersey City
N. J
San Jose
Chienago Milk Wagon Drivers’ Union
New York State
Union Spenders
New Jersey
Tabor
Labor Temple
Ohio
The School for Scandal at Drury Lane Center 1777
Odds and Ende notes suppression by Puritans in 1038 and reports The School for Scandal first produced at Drury Lane Center on April 8, 1777. Honduras pine lands may spur railroad construction. The cost of the British expedition into Tibet is stated as 4 063 750 dollars, to be borne by Tadta.
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Matthew Mark Bnnton
Cltud Tyars
Miss Winter
Matthew Mark Taston
Miss Wintec
Helen Grace
Tyars
Easton
Matthew Mark Easton
Tle
Tleren
Tyre
Helen
Goswin
Miss Grace
Tyara
Agnes Winter
France
Misa Winter
Drury Lane Center
Honduras
Thibet
Tadta
Lear
Curious notes on sports eye focus across games
A fragmented reflection discusses how players in billiards tennis and golf fix their gaze during play. It notes experts struggle to watch the ball and net height while racing to react and anticipates difficulty in mastering these eye tracking skills.
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Dawn Telluis
Tadnt Billard
Saint
Hing
Laret
Americu
Divorce's impact on children raises concern in talk
Tawkie View and Mrs Smartset discuss divorce harming children, noting children lean more toward parents. Mrs Upperten agrees, saying divorce shifts child behavior and custody expectations in families.
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Tawkie
New York Sun
Absent Minded Papa in a Houston Post Snippet
A humorous exchange from the Houston Post features a child asking about alints and a parent responding that the outcome will depend on what is held. The fragment showcases playful language and a domestic scene.
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Jinx
Houston Post
Backache and Kidney Ailment Cure Promoted
A patent medicine ad touts Doui’s Kidney Pills to prevent kidney trouble and backache. Testimonial from J A Haywood of Lutien Texas claims relief after suffering gravel and bladder issues, noting no further backache or bladder trouble since using Dean’s Kidney Pills. Sold by all dealers, 60 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y.
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Doui
J A. Haywood
Lutein
Texas
Sawanull
Dean
Foster-Milburn, Co
Buffalo
New Syrius lamp promises cheap electric lighting
An Austrian chemist Dr. Hanes Kuzel proposes the Syrius lamp as a substitute for glow thread filaments. He says the plastic mass made from cheap materials forms thin uniform wires requiring only a quarter of the current, lasting 3600 hours, with light intensity remaining steady and bulbs not blackening.
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Hanes Kuzel
New York Tribune
Kuzel
Grape-Nuts Promises Restful Sleep and Nerve Support
A testimonial from Postum Creek Michigan praising Grape-Nuts for curing indigestion and bloating, stopping vomiting, aiding diarrhea, and enabling sound sleep and daytime alertness. The writer credits the product as the brain restorer and nerve builder, noting improved digestion for herself and her mother and contrasting with other tonics and medicines.
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Mich
Dhere
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H. S. Merriman
Waston
Winter
Dustom
Ile
Providence
Matthew Mark I Maston
Grace
Dawin Grace
Téaston
Caroly
Ts He Énntinne
Root
Pan-American Conpress
Pan-American Congress
Rio de Janeiro
Latin America
the Hague
Jdngland
Root and Shoe Workers’ International ‘Union
Chicago
James O'Connell
International Association of Machinisma
American Federation of Labor
International Association
Chicago Union Horseshoers
Labor
Antonn
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