Molly Casey Joins Three Star Crew After Desert Tragedy
Molly Casey, orphaned with her miner father, joins the Three Star outfit after a deadly wagon accident. Sandy, Sam, and Mormon offer shelter, wages, and a path to learning as Molly contemplates duty, debt, and building a new life with the rugged men in the desert town.
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Worris
Bed Gourke
Mancina
Apulo Iriaikea
Casey
Rourke
Sam
Sandy
Joose
Kiea
Kim
Sam Inn
Snanny
Nola
Tim Cinney
Dad
Gorges
Bam
Margaret
Molly
Molly Casey
Llaurds
Degweed
Nana
Collla
Nice
Mormon
Miss Casey
Mr. Peters
Attie Sheenish
Joe
Sharps
Samrélis
Lluegingham
Crit
Three Star
Randy
Quick Desserts From Plymouth Rock Gelatin
Advertisement promoting Quick Desserts using Plymouth Rock Gelating to make various puddings and treats that taste like desired flavors. A humorous note about a young soldier at a military dance leads to a quip about modern women and smoking.
Cuticura Soothes Baby Rashes Advertises Ointment
Purported remedy for infant skin irritations promotes Cuticura Soap Ointment and Talcum. Claims hot baths and gentle applications relieve itch and burn. Fragrant talcum suggested as finishing touch. price listed as 25 cents per item.
Yale Daily News Opposes Bulldog Statue Proposal
Yale students debated a bronze Bar Bulldog statue for the campus with Nathan Hale and other famous figures. The plan sought eight thousand dollars from alumni, but 23 of 25 class secretaries canvassed opposed the idea, ending the proposal.
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Uwe
Yale Daily News
Nathan’ Hale
Yale
They Say Girls Are Healthier These Days
A brief comment notes that women appear healthier now and in the pink of condition, reflecting a dated belief in improving female health without specific facts or events.
Sure Sign, 'STow do you know Chrucer dictated 'o a stenographer?
A cryptic exchange hints at spelling revealing a dictation by Chruch or a misread name. The line plays on phonetic errors and stenography quirks, suggesting a humorous or puzzling context in a clipped dialogue fragment.
Slire Defined as a Girl Tricking a Man for Fun
A slire is described as a girl who makes a fool of herself while attempting to fool a man, a characterization presented in cautionary terms to convey social judgments. The passage treats such behavior as frivolous and reputation affecting.
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Wimnen
Onssey
Morin
ConTien
Wrigleys
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Sevo
Weseness
Birmingham
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Turmer Loptoad
Isabel
Northwestern Yeast Cay
North
Ashland Ave
Chicago, TU
China
Chine Studi
Irving Ave
Minneapolis
Ming
Urey
Thid
Fern
Sydney Bulletin
Natoadd
America
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