End of the Feud Ends in Mountain Romance
In a gorge bound by granite walls, Joe Dunston slays by Tom Wylie after a feud stubbornly tears two families apart. Ruth Wylie searches the cliffs to find the killer and the missing Dunston heir, only to find Jim Dupston beside her, proposing an end to the feud and a future together.
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Tom
Joe
Joe Dunston
Tom Wylie
Dunston
Jim
Old Tom
Ruth
Ruth Wylie
Hellshole
Ruthy
Jim Dupston
Katherine's Lessons and a Nighttime Awakening
Katherine Morgan, newly at the Sentiments’ house, leaves wealth and privilege for a life of action. After a quarrel with Arnold Gresham and a night at Ridley’s park, she faces danger and realizes she needs Arnold’s protection. He ferries her home after a park incident, and she pleads to return with him. In a separate vignette, young Francois Arago impresses examiners with bold intellect, sealing a future in science.
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Katherine Morgan
Katherine
Arnold Gresham
Arnold
Dan Cupid
Bob
Mrs. Croxton
Maggie Delaney
Maggie
Tom
Ridley’s Park
Ridley’s
Bill
Ridley
Maggies
Toms
Maggie Delany
Gresham
Father and mother earnings question prompts blunt reply
A New York principal asks a pupil how the father earns a living. The child answers that the father does not live with them and that the mother supports her, and finally adds that the mother gets paid for staying away from papa.
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New York
Papa
Harper's Weekly
Squirrels in Missouri and their wary habits
A report describes gray squirrels in Missouri shifting feeding grounds from heavy hickory timber to willow oak flats when acorn crops fail. Squirrels are active from dawn to midmorning, retreat after, and return near ten yards of observers. They become wary in fall and are hard to shoot as they jump between trees. Forest and Stream report.
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Missouri
Dark forecast shadow over junior partner at law firm
In the New York Globe a junior partner returns to the office under a dark cloud. An underclerk notes his worry as his wife dreamed he abused her and refused to bid him farewell. He fears she will dream of him assaulting her and press charges in police court for felonious assault.
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Ruth Wylie
Old Tom
Tom
Ruth
Craggy
New York Globe
Tobacco Tongs From Elizabethan Era Shown In Window
An antiquary explains a tiny gold tobacco tong set studded with turquoises dating to Elizabethan times. He notes these tongs likely belonged to Raleigh and recalls how such ornate pieces served as costly accessories for lighting on girdles. He observes revival in cigarette holders shaped like them.
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Elizabeth
Raleigh
Los Angeles Times
Misery Loves Company Says Society Pair On Receiving Day
A society woman laments her misery on her receiving day and hopes no one calls. Her husband quips that mis ery loves company, reflecting playful domestic banter quoted from a Catholic Standard and Times piece.
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Catholic Standard and Times
Tombstones And Grave Digging Offer
Representation by Cisco Marble Works promises prompt tombstone fills and grave digging services with adult rates seven dollars and children five dollars. Call for service.
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Cisco Marble Works
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Francois Arago
Ecole Polytechnique
Arago
Co. W. Johnson
Graham
Texas
Young
West Side Square
Kay & Akin
P. A. Martin
Young County
Court House
G. Drummond Hunt
Slaughter
L-R
Dallas
M. H. Chism
Pythian Hall
W. A. Morris
Graham National Bank
Graham, Texas
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