Lone Wolf scores just revenge in frontier tale
In a rough frontier saga, Lone Wolf intervenes to defend Eva Barclay and her infant. Mort Dwyer, bent on swindling Eva’s property, is outmaneuvered as the Indian chief strikes back against the scheming lawyer Worden and his ally Dwyer, ensuring Eva’s safety and turning the tables.
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Mort Dwyer
Speedy
Bert
Alem
Lone Wolf
Jin
Dwyer
Uleequiw
Bowles
le Padeed
Limeel
Piur Tuck
Sewney
Sheila
L’reston
Marcy
Kon Barclay
Abe
Morie Preaton
Claas Abd
Worden
John Barclay
Eva
Divide
Aole
Rooky Gap
Kva
Diwyer
Barclay
Knave
Hook County
Barclay Place
Rye
Preston
Tim
Ln Hind
Dreyer
Love Wolf
Lumley Castle Claim as England's Oldest Residence
The history describes Lumley Castle as potentially the oldest residence in England, tracing its origins to early medieval grants and ties to the Lumley family. It notes noble patrons, licenses, and battles connected to the site, with legends linking Lumley lineage to notable medieval figures and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lumley Castle
England
St Te
Wart
Scarborough
Lac Jey
Styr
Cuthbert
Ethelred
Nary de Lumley
Cirenceaver
Meury TV
Michard I
Skirian
Licens
Lumley
Durham
Adam
Siylph
Walcher
Laney
Thinerinn
Sagone
Biohepric
Guntom Head
Liulph
Trade Trick and the Strange Life of Portraits
A man and woman discuss a odd new career in photography, claiming portraits are mounted. The man jokes about the craft as a strange profession while recalling a photo session with riding gear and a cropped stance as they ponder the result.
Minority presidents and vote gaps through history
The article notes several presidents who won without the popular vote margin, listing Polk 1844 Harrison 1840 and others. cites 1888 Hoages and Tilden Harrison contrasts, and mentions Cleveland Morrison 1888 and Wilson 1912 among cases where votes for opponents exceeded the winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoages
Tilden and Harrison
Cleveland
Public School Play Sparks Talk of Heaven
A six year old girl Dorothy brings home a Sunday school text and her mother learns it is an act about heaven. The incident reflects family attention to religious themes in a home with advertising and news chatter.
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Dorothy
Twainews
Heaven
Lack of Sidewalks Is Rural Menace Across America
Pedestrian safety on highways has spurred talk of sidewalk construction in New Jersey and other states. State officials and the New Jersey Association of County Engineers urge a law allowing sidewalks along principal roads and enabling compulsory acquisitions when width is lacking. The plan envisions asphaltic paths to keep pedestrians off roadways and provide bike use, with discretionary power for county and state authorities.
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America
New England
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Maryland
New Jersey Association of County Engineers
Tilis
Boards of
Wider Roads to Improve Motor Safety and Flow
The article argues for wider roads to reduce congestion and accidents as more vehicles use expanding paved networks. It notes concrete pavements are being widened from 16–18 feet to 20 feet or more and urges continued expansion nationwide.
Indiana Highway Plans Embrace Surface Treatment and Penetration
The Indiana state highway department advances two road programs to salvage old gravel and stone bases for new motor highways. The surface treatment uses asphaltic material on the road surface while the penetration method builds a top asphalt layer by allowing the binding material to penetrate the base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Hoosier State
Indiana Mate Highway Department
Nationwide road program under federal act of 1921
Improved roads are being built in the United States at about forty thousand miles a year under the federal highway act administered by the Department of Agriculture. A connected system of main highways will link practically every city of 1000 population or more, with connections to the system via improved roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Public Roads
That Is That A Farm Miracle In Vermont
Elizabeth Bennett loses status and wealth after a family ruin. She settles in a Vermont farm, builds a community, improves her land, and earns a doubled offer for her property. Uncle Will reconnects, and she repeats the refrain That is that as facts drive change.
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Elizabeth Bennett
Tie
Elizabeth
Will
Vermont
Mordeoronhie
Red School
Eliabeth
Hanlscrabble
Wil
Metropolitan Newspaper Service
Malay Language Gains Appeal for Learners
Statement notes Malay is spoken by about 40 million people and regarded as easy to learn due to its simple grammar. The excerpt compares growth of quality in a vine to language fluency, drawing a Bacon quote about maturation and refinement of juices.
Reflections of a Bachelor Girl
A satirical look at romance and marriage from a female perspective. It contrasts a bachelor’s freedom with a wife’s influence and notes how appearances and tricks influence love. The piece blends humor with reflections on commitment and gender roles.
Lightly Clad Preacher Draws Breathless Crowd
A fragmentary note describes a preacher climbing to oratorical heights in a city of refuge, with breathless panting as he dashes through Toronto toward Goblin.
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City of Refuge
Toronto
Quotes on fate and courage from Balzac Bryant and others
The lines cite Balzac on a woman’s life testing love and devotion, Bryant asserting no man can avoid destiny, and a note that easy street life lacks staying power, with the idea that people rarely spend long at home in harsh seasons.
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Bryant
Easy Street
Husband Keeps Final Say With Cheery Buy Request
A fragment speaks of a husband wielding the last word in a humorous quip about buying something. The lines mix playful banter with a rough motto about purity and footprints as a contrast to a hot stain, attributed to a quirky source.
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Duluth
Jier
Radio Pan Mutterings Spotted in Boston Transcript
A cryptic exchange riffs on America and truth shaping men and nations, noting a persistent chewing sound and a sweeping influence claimed by mystery on millions. The fragment hints at literary satire within the era’s press.
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America
Boston Transcript
Quote Fragments and Wit From Old Almanac Sayings
A compact assortment of maxims and wry lines notes luck in a rabbit foot tale from Uncle Eben and old age humor about necks. It also cites Goethe and Franklin ideas on need and trouble and calcium comparisons in a humorous miscellany.
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Weerkin Newepower Union
Portland
16Th and
Yarshill
Oregon
Mallory
Tennessee Cedar Factory
Larrabee
Broadway
Information Department
Fifth Street
Burnside
Ryder Envieri
Keene
Washington
Deka Wuilding
Nortonia
Salt
Central
Ancellent Cafe
Jth
Stark
Enke
City Dye Works
Portland, Or
Ore
Paris
Haim
Hamnebet
W. L
Aleaehetre Rete & Meeks
By Helen Rowland
Solomon
Love
Bioewlf
Helen
Balzac
Saotrokat Ino
Sectional Incu
Tolm Werk
Kwoer
Onl Money
ST. Helens Incubator Co
Badger
Boa
Centralia
Weab
Freta Agena
Dorion Boatheas
Behnke- Walker Arena
Morrison, Po. Or
PN. U
Draggiata
Tdoerel
Lane-Davis Drag Co
Portland Hine &Joo
Cale Ee
Pocatalls
Jd Bo
Safe and Central
Franklin Service
Anderson Garage & Machine Shop
Hoyt
Eben
Uncle Eben
Thee
Baltimore Sun
Goethe
Benjamin Franklin
Perereet Oper
C. Gee
Chinese Medicine Co
Peruana
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