Duane’s Deliverance and a Proposal of Escape
Duane, wounded and haunted after a brutal encounter, contends with the memory of Poggin and the toll of violence. He finds solace with Ray Longstreth, who urges a future away from Texas and toward Louisiana. She offers love, a home, and a plan to leave the past behind, proposing marriage and a quiet life on her plantation.
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Duane
Buck
Huck
Uncle Jim
Mise Longstreth
Hercon
Ranger Service
Lone Star State
MacNelly
Ray
Salid Duane Sie
Huck Duane
Buck Duane
Val Verde
Poggin
Texas
Jim
Louisiana
Comdowness
Duine
Pogein
Porsin
Pleres
MacNally
Pieteher
Mies Longatreth
Ryan
Laueat
Tee
Southwest
Buck Dune
Hogy
Duane Homecoming After War and Rescue
Duane recovers from a brutal confrontation as MacNelly reports the downing of foe Roger and the death of Pogein. Longatreth stays by his bedside while Nurse Longatreth aids his care. He returns to Bellaton amid a cheering parade and a tense reunion with his mother and a brave, somber matriarch.
Return of the Faith and Love that Follows Blood
A dramatic reminiscence speaks of a tempestuous return driven by a noble woman whose faith, love, and beauty haunt the lives of those once shadowed by dark powers. The text hints at relentless longing and a fierce pursuit of vengeance framed by haunting memories and moral conflicts.
Feeble Minded Survey in Washington DC Goes Deep
The children's bureau found 798 feeble minded individuals in Washington DC, with 97 in appropriate institutions, 249 in inappropriate institutions, and 452 not in institutions. The study reviews idiot imbecile moron classifications and notes undercounting and social risks.
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District of Columbia
Children's Bureau
Department of Labor
Eney
American Association For the Study of
Washington
Time to Kill Flies in October for Clean Homes
Article advises an October fly killing campaign to prevent typhoid from late fall flies. It lists methods from screening and swatting to fly papers and traps, detailing the Hodge window trap, conical hoop trap, and bait options like beer, soy milk, molasses, and fish scrap.
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Mies
Crumbine
Kansas
Carter
Political Real Estate From the Washington Star
A brief Washington Star item quotes Senator Sorghum on upcoming political shifts. He dismisses talk of a landslide, saying the only movement in political real estate will be a little mudslinging and winging in observed regional chatter.
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The
Washington Star
Sorghum
His Job From Puck The Magistrate The Officer Saya
Fragmentary text appears to describe a court or public officials with odd phrasing about employment and a rock breaker phrase. The readable portion mentions a magistrate and an officer, plus a nonsensical line about a whale.
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Puck
Saya
A Perilous Riddle From Frowmeg Maginaine
A fragmentary children tale line repeats a peril motif with a clock and a pursuing brute. A pretty girl shouts Teavens as the mouse and clock theme echo in a playful, rhythmic scare.
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Teavens
Immaterial, Holomiinie Reframe in Drunkenness Spat
A garbled report notes a dispute over drunkenness with unclear naming. It mentions drinkers and treatment but lacks identifiable persons, dates, or places to confirm specifics. The fragmentary text suggests a social quarrel around alcohol use without concrete details.
Italian Prisoners Treated Generously at Mauthausen Camp
From Mauthausen on the upper Danube, Italian prisoners of war pass through a sprawling camp that houses thousands, with Italian officers and a large civilian-like setup. The camp runs a bank, schools, workshops, a hospital, and even an orchestra, all managed with Italian participation, while food and living conditions are comparatively orderly and clean.
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Mauthausen
Austria
Upper Danube
Mauthauen
Associated Press
Fungary
Italy
Italan
Mauthauaen
Young Men's Christian Association
Bay of Naples
Tony” Tenore
New York
Frank Tenore
Bridge Street
Brooklyn
Himg
America
A Characteristic American Beliefs in Justice and Freedom
This passage outlines the American ideal of justice as the basis of government and the freedom of individuals within equal rights. It emphasizes rule of law, distrust of lawless conduct, and the notion that democratic, voluntary discipline sustains society. It also notes adaptation of immigrants to American liberal institutions and loyalty to both new country and old.
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United States
America
Temperate Soldiers Foyer Founded by Christian Herald Women
A temperance foyer for soldiers, Le Foyer des Soldats, was started by Mile Habut and women in the Christian Herald era. It barred all alcohol, offered recreation and reading, and drew praise from patrons while critics feared moralizing. A young soldier ordered tea and declined shared drinks, illustrating the reform’s impact on behavior.
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The
Christian Herald
Mile
Jean
Guy Muale
Milo
Wyer
Poster Campaign Ends at Whitehall London War Posters
The Publicity department at Central Recruiting depot Whitehall London closes the greatest poster campaign in history. From Lord Kitchener to 40,000 London posters daily, hundreds of designs circulated to spur recruitment and fund war effort, with speculation on whether the expense produced 4,000,000 new soldiers.
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Whitehall
London
America
Lord Kitchener
England
War Office
Victrolius Factory Accident Marks First WWot-Terrible Event
A rough OCR fragment notes a disaster at a victrola factory labeled as the first WWot-Terrible accident. It mentions a two-part party remark and a character Havard Lainpoon, then oddly reports that this year's sales broke all records.
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Victrolius
Victrola
Havard Lainpoon
Dialogue Snapshot From A Street Scene In One Way
A brisk exchange shows a man declaring he will attend to women coming forward with domestic tools. The other character answers with a sharp insistence that he will proceed with soup, broom, and ample water, reflecting a tense social moment.
Simply Beyond Them The Subjects Of Royalty
The subjects of royalty are queer. They wonder how a king can act like an ordinary human being and not take It in. The dialogue explores royal self view versus common perception.
Fashions in Literature Front Page Change
The Milwaukee News notes a front page swap with a girl in a sweater replacing the girl in a bathing suit. The item reflects changing fashion visuals in the publication’s presentation.
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Milwaukee News
Gucke in His Crop: Badger Faces Pride and Digestive Woes
A fragmented notice references a character named Badger sulking over pride swallowed and a sour mood. It mentions Canada imposing a seven cent ad valorem tax on imports and notes Canadian crop valuations around $800 million for 1015 crops.
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Gucke
Badger
By-Product Coke Oven Adoption in U S Industry
The bron industry rapidly adopts by product cok ing with ammonia tar and light oil recovery in almost all plants. Most facilities recover surplus gas for internal use or external sale, while only a few small plants do not recover tar and ammonia.
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Bron
United States
Metallurgicaood Chemical Engineering
Jim Ahead in Life as Bus Conductor Spars With Old Friend
An elderly London audience recalls a tale of two boys with equal chances. Jim stands out as the driver of this omnibus, while the other friend remains described in passing. The reminiscence frames success and shifting fortunes among peers.
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Jim
Eretus
London
The Darker Side of Car Giving
A motorist notes that giving rides to strangers can make a single friend but often creates hostility with pedestrians. He observes that offering a lift may win friendship yet frequently provokes resentment from walkers toward his car and its owner.
War era notes and odd facts from a newspaper entry
A jumble of quotes about Mrs Dubhwaite and a cook, a claim about talking cooks, plus statistics on Red Cross dogs in war zones. It notes Manitoba’s government investment in a telephone system and a mouse boring through an inch board in three hours, followed by Spanish July treasury receipts of 15 million.
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Kane
Krane
Ein
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Ray Lonestreth
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Wellston
Sheen
White House
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Washington, D. C
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Thea
Uncle Sam
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Arlohe
Red Cross
Manitoba
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Skinner Nfg CO
Omawa
USA
Arglet Palabon Factory
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