Noble Barry II the St Bernard dies in avalanche rescue
From the Alpine summit comes news that Barry II, famed St Bernard of the monks, died in a rescue attempt. He guided three Italians through a snowstorm to within sight of the hospice before slipping into a crevasse and dying, his skull crushed by rocks. Barry II saved lives and was revered as a noble breed icon, with his remains preserved in Berne's Natural History Museum.
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St. Bernard
Barry II
Hespice
Barry the Great
Barrys
Barry
Barty Jr
Barry LE
Shaltar
Barry Tl
Stonehenge
Macdona
Natural History Aluseum
Berne
St. Bernards
Barry, the Great
Hangin ain't too good for him in Yellow Lick
Jen plots to free her father and warn the hidden gang as Red Walsh and others plan a daytime burglary to seize Frenchy’s man. Big Ben Hepple's influence colors loyalties while Sheriff Thompson's grab for swift justice looms. Jen steals a knife and gun, feeds her chained father, and waits in dusk for the confrontation to unfold.
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Red
Jim Mitchell
Thompson
Hed Walsh
Bully
Jen
Providential Sid
Evening Ambush and Rescue at One Limb
In darkness outlaws taunt Red Walnh as they bind and threaten a captive. Jen frees Red with a knife and alerts Panfoot to light the bonfire before a gunfight erupts, ending at dawn with Sheriff Thompson finding Ben Hepple and Jen dead.
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Ettin
Red-Eye
Red
Thompson
Sally
Ben
Jed
Alsseat
Hepple
Reed
Jen
Tomara
Pappy
Panfoot
Ugile
Red Walnh
Horae
Teel
Mitchell
van Ble Ben Hepple
Cunningham
Edward the Shrewd Comment on King Edward’s Reign
A French writer argues the new ruler of Great Britain should be called Edward the Shrewd. He notes Edward’s accession left international affairs to his own devices, contrasting with Germany and Austria.
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Edward the Shrewd
Idward
Albert the Gond
Ange
Great Britain
Edward
Germany
Husstz
Societal Roles and Fashion Observations Across Periodicals
A curated glimpse compiles remarks from the Fulton, Binghamton, and Boston papers on women’s social status and spheres, fashion notes, and cultural attitudes. It juxtaposes calls for equality with classed, often critical, views and jokes about propriety, motherhood, and ladies’ behavior, ending with a skeptical editorial on productivity and value in society.
Phenomenon Explained and a Job in the Office
A fragmentary quote from the Chicago Record-Herald recounts a curiosity explained and a job found in an office in Wallat. The speaker notes being discharged after several weeks, implying a short employment period and a remark about earning a hundred dollars.
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Wallat
Chicago Record-Herald
Train route links Indianapolis to Atlantic City via Philadelphia
Atlantic City is reached from Indianapolis via Pennsylvania routes with connections in Philadelphia on the Delaware River line. For full information apply to local ticket agent.
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Atlantic City
Indianapolis
Pennsylvania U. K
Philaelphis
T Ie
Pecaube
Becaube
America
Dookleta, &c
Galen, Hall
Rudolf
St. Charles
Pennsylvania R. A
Philadelphia
Delaware River Bridge
Dessert and picnic sandwich loaf from old kitchen recipes
A collection of kitchen instructions outlines dessert ideas and a picnic loaf recipe. It covers chocolate sponge style assembly using CHARLOTTE RUSSE elements, a VEAL loaf for sandwiches, JELLIED FRUIT with lemon rind and peaches, and CREAMED PEAS with a butter flour sauce, including serving suggestions.
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the Daily Story
Renny Lewis
Ted
Renny
Big Ben
Joan
A. W. Chase
Cane Medicine Co. Co
Saie
Brangamina
Ventnor Atlantic
Wheelock CO
Atlantic City, N. J
Haddon Hall
Board Walk
Leeds & Lippincott
Dr.pierces Golden
National Council of Women
Binghamton Press
Lemion
Fulton
Boston Herald
Elese
Haines
Garr & Wilson
Dens
Walter J. Busey
Brighton
Hemsley & Bon
Leeds & Lipfincots
Marlborough House
Josiah White& Son
Chalfonte
Atlante City
Leeds
Charlotte Russe
Ain
Capacty
N. J
Atlantic Coast
Josiah White & Sons
Capachy
Brecauge
Retort
Cront
Tim
Brrauer
Chas. R. Myers
New Jersey
Atentic
Botak Hotel
Hotel Ton
Dennis
Wiltshire
Board of School Commissionére
Indianapcolia
Baines
Eoate KO. B. Clrland
Resinben Tiree
Osnses
Woeda
Teri Man
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