Snowball Fire Reinforces Frontier Trial Twist
In a rough town, Boyd Willett robs a home of papers used in a land suit. A fire, a snowball, and Indian Jim recover a hidden buckskin pouch revealing the missing contract. Richard West wins the case aided by the recovered documents, securing fortune for him and a wife for the young lawyer Vance Dale.
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Boyd Willett
Willett
Jim
Vancente
Richard West
Duke
Richard Weat
Vance Dale
Young Ale
Dale
Yunce Male
Wale
West Ithrogh
West
Will
Husher
Judianim
Pale
The Return of Duntley to Edith and Paul
Pierce Duntley, once a roaming showman, reunites with Edith after a years long separation. He admits past roving ways and reveals a shift to a humanitarian life. Edith forgives, and they remarry, forming a united partnership in their family and charitable efforts.
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Jason Hall
Pierce Duntley
Duntley
Edith
Quntley
Jason Wall
Mile
Esturia
Paul
Hitle Paul
Mary
Didith
Dunnley
Fidith
Father Hall
Mlle
Hsturia
Hall
Hawaii
Pierce
Big Herds Gone as Europe Relies on American Meat Supply
The article argues Europe will depend on American meat as war reduces livestock. It cites Germany seizing cattle in occupied France and Belgium, England driving cattle to market, France’s cattle drop to 12,841,900 from 14,807,000, and France milk output halving. It notes U S Food Administration steps to boost domestic herds and cooperative efforts by stock breeders, with widespread veal calf practices shifting towards male calves and hog slaughter affecting pork supply.
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Europe
America
France
Belgium
Germany
England
United States Food Administration
Italy
Danmark
Seizure of Housewives Food Stocks Denied by Government
The United States food administration rejects rumors of any plan to seize home canned foods and preserves. Officials confirm no policy exists and urge patriotic housewives to continue canning, noting 1918 will see greater home preservation than ever before.
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United States Food Administration
Washington
A. T. Taylor & Son
Patriot corn bread recipe from New York hotel
A New York hotel offers a patriotic corn bread recipe blending cornmeal with rye flour to free wheat for allied nations. Ingredients include milk butter substitute syrup honey eggs salt cornmeal rye flour baking powder. Butter and syrup are mixed, eggs added gradually, then milk and rye with cornmeal and baking powder, baked hot.
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New York
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Phila
McCall’s Magazine
McCall
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Mecall
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AbeCul
McCall's Magazine
Indiana Progress
the Black Keep
Weslern
Raleera
Food Administration
EYURN
Wallace Dry Goods
J.C. Wallace & Son
Philadelphia
Farmers Bank OF Indiana, PA
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Footer’s Dye Works
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