The Light That Failed Chapter XIV Continued
Kipling’s tale follows Dick and Torpenhow as darkness and fear press in. Dick treks the studio then wanders the park seeking footing and a path through his shattered pride and longing for Maisie while torpenhow watches and steadies him. The chapter ends with Dick watching a marching regiment and collapsing as the last troops leave.
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Bready
Torpenhow
Torpennow
Torp
Dick Irmo
Azid
Yorpenkow
Jena
Maisie
Matete
Copacca
Haa
Migat
Anntea
Tim
Pete
Ming
Ned
Kis
Healthful Woman and Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription
The article contrasts healthful women with those suffering ill health and attributes female ailments to the delicate organ. It cites Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as restoring happiness for many women and offers a $500 reward to anyone who cures a case he cannot. It warns against substitutes for the medicine and endorses physician advice.
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Pierce
Plerce
Common Sense
Rooster Famous Prizefighter From Indiana Rings City
A local rooster owned by Mr. Venite of a small Indiana city is considered a phenom in fighting circles. It reportedly squares off against champion sparring partners, crowing loudly after each bout. The bird, trained by Mr. White, allegedly throws powerful right swings and follows Marquis of Queensbury rules in a fair match.
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Ind
Thin City
Mr. White
White
Ting
Fireman Recounts Night of 1887 Railroad Wreck
D P Barnes, former foreman at Torres Haute E and T H yards, recalls a dark night in 1887 when he served as fireman on a passenger engine. The passenger hit a freight near Farmersburg yards at 32 mph after a misdated flagman action, crew escaped via the cab window, and Barnes first feared a wreck before realizing its extent. He notes fear returned only briefly years later and offers reflection on courage and aftermath.
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D. P. Barnes
Torres Haute
Barnes
Farmersburg
Suse
Three fools and a woman lead town’s mayor race
Jack Townley, urged by his fiancee Mary Dumford, battles Col Higginson for Benton City mayor. Mary persuades rivals Arnold Harbison and Reynolds to oppose Higginson, win nominations for Townley, and seal an engagement, as gossip swirls over political ambition and romance.
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Jack Townley
Frank Holloway
Mary Dumford
S .Benton
Col. Higginson
Repubcana
Waatever
Jack
Mary
Sally
Papa
Mr. Dumford
Heautf
Frick Holloway
Frank
Benton City
Lavara
WI Harbison
Harry Raynalde
Frank Arnold
Arnold
Harbison
Reynolds
Townley
Miss Cumford
Miss Cum
Miss Dumford
Arnol
Bonton City
Ardnald
Anselm Chomel
Josiah the favored present at the White House visit
President Roosevelt received a large collection of gifts on his western tour. A heavy elk-horn chair, totem poles, Indian pottery, Navajo blanket, and cups from San Francisco and Sacramento. Colfax sent ore, while deer heads and saddles were common gifts. A live gift, a pet badger named Josiah, accompanied the party from Sharon Springs to Oyster Bay. The president declined several animal offers but kept the badge and cherished items for the family.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Tacoma
Wash
San Francisco
Sacramento
Colfax
Col
Cheyenne
Omaha
Josiah
Mttle Badger
Mttle Felow
Josian
Sharon Springs
Pacific Coast
Josion
Oyster Bay
Ailver
Second Son Killed In Virginia Coal Mine
HARRIAN Tex June 11 W W Wallace received telegram that his son Edward was killed in a Virginia coal mine Friday. This is the second son killed in the same mine in the last 20 days by a falling slate. Noel case details report a disturbance at Haymiller AC after a man was disarmed. four months sentenced. A 60-year-old man was murdered by his 25-year-old stepdaughter in Sneedville Tenn.
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Harrian
Tex
W. W. Wallace
Edward
Virginia
Noel
Gincinnatl G
Joseph Koel
Haymiller AC
George Sanfilip
Helsterman
Oll
Butt
Lueders
Sneedville
Tenn
Lewis Bolin
Holin
Will and cremation trek misrouted for farmer Ransom
Ransom a Huron county farmer died Thursday. His will required cremation in Buffalo with ashes scattered along a track. The body was taken to Cleveland and cremated locally, ashes spread on the farm where he lived for decades. He was 84.
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Ransom
Huron County
Buffalo
Cleveland
Che Farm
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Beck's Bakery
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Diana
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Mme
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