Romance of Arizona wedding mix and a hidden fortune
The story follows a wedding interrupted by a tense reunion. Dick Lane, scarred and wealthy, confronts Jack Payson at the Allen Hacienda as Sagebrush aids a staged secrecy. Lane offers money and recognition while Jack hides Echo from a possible shock, setting up a suspenseful, bittersweet confrontation.
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Chibuahua
McKee
Tucson
Sweetwater
Payson
Allen Hacienda
Fresno
Slim
Echo
Jack
Mack
Sweetwater Ranch
Sagebrush
Charley
Buck McKee
Howdy
Lane
Jack Payson
Old Home Ranch
Dick Lane
Trals
Riend
His Own Critic in The Best Regulated Family
A dialogue where a father defends his family against implied faults. The son critiques the strict regime and accidents within a well-regulated home. The exchange centers on parental authority and social expectations.
Girl, Fifteen, Seeks Separation Bench Hearing
A Long Melford England woman failed in an application to separate from her husband. She testified she married a little over two years earlier when she was fifteen.
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Long Melford
England
Substitute for cream in coffee recipe
A housekeeper suggests a substitute by heating a cup of sweet milk to boiling, then stirring in a beaten yolk until creamy. When added to coffee, it reportedly yields a creamy texture and flavor.
Man and Horse Power Comparison Revealed
A historical note explains working power: an able bodied man delivers about one-tenth the power of a horse. The comparison emphasizes human strength relative to equine labor in traditional tasks.
Earth Magnetism and Gauss on Magnetic Action
Gauss states the earth's magnetism mirrors the force from eight one pound bar magnets placed per cubic yard. This comparison quantifies the geomagnetic pull as if every cubic yard contained eight small bars aligned to produce the total field.
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Gauss
Scott Described as a Dunce in Early Years
The future celebrated writer Walter Scott was rated a dunce as a boy with one precursor calling him the boy with the thickest skull in school. A Edinburgh University professor later labeled him a dunce, predicting he would remain one.
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Scott
Walter Scott
Ednburgh University
Dunce
Dunce Be
Peanuts Nutrition Merits Boiled Mash Over Roasted Ground
The text notes peanuts are high in nitrogen with significant starch and oil. It claims boiled and mashed peanuts outperform roasted and ground peanuts in quality and usefulness.
Sir William Van Horne on Reciprocity
A letter from SIR WM. VAN HORNE argues against reciprocity with the United States. He urges Canada to maintain its strong commercial position, warns of losses from tariff changes, cites Beveridge and Fielding, and emphasizes vested interests and long-term consequences for Canada’s economy.
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Sir WM. van Horne
Canary Breeders Hit High Prices for Crested Birds
A British working man helped advance canary varieties earning high sums. Breeders sold pairings for breeding at 150 and 550 dollars, equal to 175 dollars per ounce for one-ounce birds. A Norwich firm had previously doubled this by selling a finest crested canary for 350 dollars, and another for 100 dollars from a newcomer fancier. A Lancashire hen yielded several hundreds of pounds from crests.
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Canaries
Norwich
Universaly
Not Popular In England
London imports of dried apples from the United States and Canada are small and vary greatly. In an ordinary year 50,000 to 60,000 boxes at 6 to 9.75 dollars per box are common, but the year just closed saw imports of 10,000 to 30,000 boxes despite higher prices.
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Washington
France
Louis XVI
England
George III
Canada
Beveridge
Indiana
Fielding
London
Liberal Party
Great Britain
Ceran
Wilfrid Laurier
Fickling
Tituie
Dominion
Canadian Northwest
New England
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Cuba
Havana
United States
Ontario
United Kingdom
Asquith's Clever Wife in European Circle
Mrs. Asquith was a scholar beloved by students of Oxford and European intellects. Prof Jowett spoke with her on topics of deep interest while Paderewski respected her musical mastery and Gladstone valued her visits to Ha wardon House in political circles.
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Asquith
Mrs. Asquith
Prof. Jowett
Oxford
Europe
Paderewski
Gladstone
Hawarden
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