The Fair One With the Golden Locks
A narrator recalls Gwendolin Winchester whose golden hair captivates him. They reside at the same boarding house and he learns she uses no gold powder, yet he notices a gleaming spot on her ball when she smiles. He questions her about beauty secrets, but she remains reserved and uncooperative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwendolin Winchester
Miss Winchester
Ste
Hady
Hargreave
Jones
Olga
Harry
Garden
Miss Hargreave
Vroon
Jackson
Blaine
Florence
Cnn
Hargreave House
Meantina
Jim
Susan
State Laws for Autoists 10 Read
An archived fragment outlines autoist regulations on speed limits, signaling devices, and noise restrictions. It mentions penalties for intoxicated driving and includes boilerplate notices of local business cash awards, then ends with a line about Sir Edwin Landseer’s late work and a credit to an Uncautious Critic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Canes
Sir Edwin Landseer
Owel Faewn
Prizes Offered for Cleanup Campaign In Citywide Push
A broad cleanup drive is described urging motorists to slow and keep clear of public highways as a safety measure. The campaign, backed by merchants, manufacturers, and local officials, includes a prize system with bicycles and other awards to encourage orderly streets and civic pride amid the community’s effort to reduce untidy conditions.
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Opeed Ower
Pligil
Ulan
Len Niles
Wpoohays
Donna
Minch
Conlefineni
Aasperson
Cohen
Bilal
Houston
Baling
Pisdenteenor
Hidden Letter Sparks Russian Exile Plot Foiled
In a tense chase across homes and hotels, Blaine and factional agents pursue a missing letter that reveals a planned Russian intervention. A poison peach injures a key ally as Jones and Jim unravel a web of espionage, with a Russian ministerial agent seeking proof to deport Blaine, Vroon, and a countess. The site ends with a dramatic confrontation and a vow to expose the conspirators.
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Russia
Nan
Blaine
Vroon
Braine
Prussia
Jones
Zeppelins Reach London See Off Suburbs and Towns
London reports from June 2 state Zeppelins were spotted near Ramsgate and Brentwood and in outer London districts. Fires were reported, though not proven tied to aircraft. Advisories urged newspapers to avoid publishing locations or routes, with a forthcoming Admiralty statement. The same dispatch notes other items: a Lewellville dealer’s conviction overturned by the Supreme Court, a New York decennial census count looming, and the Aquitania ashore near Mersey with troops aboard.
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London
Ramsgate
Kentish
Brentwood
Admiralty
President Wilson appeals aid for famine in Mexico
President Wilson issued a public appeal to relieve distress in Mexico caused by famine. An official White House statement hinted a forthcoming message on Mexico’s present situation. The aim is to win Mexican hearts with generous help, mirroring gratitude shown to Belgium and Poland.
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Washington
Wilson
Mexico
White House
Nimava
United States
Belgium
Poland
Teutons repulsed by Russians near San River
Berlin reports a Russian counterattack along the San River in central Galicia drove German forces back from Sieniawa on the left bank and cost six cannon. The announcement says German positions were not strongly defended. Also noted are gains for German forces northeast of Przemyśl on the Vysnia river, and about 9,000 additional prisoners captured after May 25.
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Berlin
San
Galicia
War Office
Sieniawa
Przemyal
Teutons
Vysania
Petrograd
Urumiah
Persian Armenia
DePalma Dominates Classic With Resta Duel In Race
The race featured DePalma overhauling rival Dario Resta in a tense duel lasting much of the day. DePalma used experience to force Resta beyond safe limits while Gil Anderson and Earl Cooper finished third and fourth in Stutz cars. Early leads by Resta and Dowdy Wilcox set a furious pace, with the field collapsing after the first hundred miles as the Hoosier entries faded and the German and French cars kept control.
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Reno Tuomas Ing Delage
DePalma
Carlo Resta
Resta
America
Gil Anderson
Earl Cooper
Readera
Purcell
Cox
Mais
John Mais
George Hill
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Sorge Welty
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Lngloresche
Wighwaly
Ub County
Pdth Schouls
Ieople
Anderson Bakery
Fritzsingers Ins
Kruger & Turbin
Yale
Brauer Bros
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Abel & Podawiltz
Marling Lbr. Co
B. &. Jones
Bossert Bros
J. W. Natwick
Ie Rapids Milling Co
Zammerman
Normington Bros
Grand Rapids Tea and Coffee Co
Rothschild Family
St John Millais
Pee
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Gene al
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Denke
Salisway
Timothy
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D. D. Conway
First National Bank
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Wisconsin
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M. D. Practice Limited
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Riverview Hospital
Wood County Bank
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Joney
Henri Servan
Black Hundred
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Jim Jones
Nather
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Gove
Cleveland Illuminating Company
St. Claire Avenue
Merchants’ Association of New York
Louis Bell
Railway Journal
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Edward Krout
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Chicago News
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Patrice
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Colorado Volunteers
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Marquis
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Postum
Dardanelles
Triumph
Ocean
Irrestetibte
Goliath
Bouva
Turkialevella
Goliath Sifter Shina
Irrestatible
Bouvet
Gays
J. F. Weinberg
5Th Ave. N
Geo. T. Rowland & Sons
Market Square
Grand Rapids
Finley Farm
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Ecticni
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