The Doom Trail Victims at La Vierge du Bola
In a brutal ritual near La Vierge du Bola the False Faces force captives to stake torture. Marjory and Ga-ha-no intervene as De Veulle confronts the group. Ga-ha-ne kills De Veulle. Ga-ha-no dies from wounds while Tawanneurs mourns his lost love Ha-wen-iya.
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Gail
Marrage
Murray
Chevalier de Veulle
Declaro
tHortalein
Chevalier de Vealle
la Vierge du Bola
Ta Wanneare
de Veulle
Marjory
Ormerod
de Vyeulle
Harry
Kita
Falee
Ga-ha-no
Gago
Casinn
de Veolle
Ta-wan-nears
Ga-ha-ne
Herd
de Veelle
Jory
Guehano
Tawat
Tom
London
The Might of the Long House Faces Desperate Stand
In a chaotic scene the Keepers of the Trail endure a brutal assault as Murray and Marjory witness deaths and looming doom. Iroquois warriors and Doom Trail forces close in, with Masters Ormerod and the chief held as hostages and a last defense at the stockaded fort.
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Burnet
Murray
Marjory
Long House
Ormerod
New Coat Trends Feature Colorful Bow Details
The article previews summer coat fashion with bold color, bows placed at collar or side fastenings, and waterproof fabrics. It notes trims in fur and velvet, various fabrics like crepe and terry cloth, and mentions cream belgian shades, almond-green velveteen, and hand painted designs.
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Motre Fabrica
Eliid
Julia Bottomley
Western Newspaper Union
Use of Rifle Dates From Border Warfare
The writer traces the rifle’s origins to the early eighteenth century with a 1719 dated specimen cited by Captain Dillon. He notes a long-barreled single-trigger design common in border warfare and early evolution, and mentions King Philip’s alleged earlier weapon. The piece attributes initial use to German settlers in Pennsylvania.
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America
Braddock
Dillon
Philip
New Waglond
Coloniata
Pennsylvania
Mr. Wiggina
Adventure Magazine
Mexican Superstition Says Gnawed Food Brings Blame
A Mexican superstition holds that eating food gnawed by a rodent leads to wrongful accusations against the eater. The belief reflects cultural views on ritual purity and misfortune associated with shared meals.
Proof Positive Everybody Says It Must Be True
A terse fragment notes James Veni accusing Coopar of tearing and asserting universal belief in the truth of the claim, reflecting an outspoken accusatory tone in a brief historical clipping.
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James Venitore Coopar
Nightclub prices spark confusion over anklet tale
A Detroit Free Press item recalls a New York nightclub scene where a young man misreads a necklace as an anklet. He balks at the cover charge and departs without ordering, while a nearby hostess clarifies the item to ease the misunderstanding.
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Benator McKinnony
Night Clube
New York
Tim
Weill
Detroit
Immense Camera Eye Made for U S Air Service
A massive camera eye built for the United States air service weighs 48 pounds and is touted as the largest ground lens in America. The mounted unit measures 0 by 6% inches with a focal length of 10 inches and can photograph entire campaigns at exposure.
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United States Air Service
Te Amd
America
Han
Giles
Ofe Expomure
England Eyes Higher Energy From Coal Process Revealed
A report describes a potential method to boost electrical energy output from coal by a carbontention system in England. It mentions a chemical device to measure the temperature of powdered coal for accurate process control.
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England
Children Cry for Castoria Patent Remedy Ad
An old advertisement touts Castoria as a remedy for babies and children, claiming relief from constipation, flatulence, wind colic, and diarrhea, while soothing the stomach and bowels and promoting natural sleep without opiates. The copy emphasizes the product's genuine signature and long usage by mothers.
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Cantoria
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