I Their Name Was Legion Chapter XI Robbery and Confession
In a Wyoming oil land plot Bart Rogers and a band of accomplices corner Leon Barrows after a night robbery. A forged agreement links Barrows to fraud and murder while Bart uncovers a confession and a cyanide plot. Barrows admits orchestrating the will scheme. Rogers confronts the truth and calls for District Attorney action.
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Fiendish Barrows Falls in Wyoming Gothic Mystery
Bart Rogers unlocks a string of confessions in a final reckoning. Barrows, the fiend behind chilling schemes, is exposed as Attorney Leon Barrows and as the man who ruined a family with a jail break plot and murder frame. Anita Morrison finds closure as justice closes in.
Oil Rights at Stake in Bellaine Town War
Bart Rogers learns a mysterious benefactor holds no mortgage on his father's property and oil turmoil swirls as Franniston dominates the town. Bart runs for marshal with Tom Jordan's backing, battles gamblers, and uncovers Barrows and Franniston's web of crimes including murder, arson, and a corrupt will. Anita's fate and Bart's love anchor the unraveling plot.
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By the Bell Syndicate, Inc. WNU Service
WNU Service reports the Bell Syndicate news release, detailing syndication status and distribution update for partner outlets. The notice outlines forthcoming stories and regional coverage plans as the service expands its roster of clients.
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Factoids on science and history from Science Service
A collection of statements notes cotton waste packing bans in Africa apple tree trunk height hardy types grapefruit storage in sand pine beetle impact in Montana reforestation timeline almshouse demographics 1923 truck weight distribution diphtheria antitoxin origin athlete academics golf climate and insulation of layered undergarments.
Toasts and jests on marriage and misadventure
A playful exchange of wry toasts mocks domestic life and social foibles. Jabs land on a butcher’s wife a home maker a burglar and a never-ending family circle. The verse mixes humor about love schedules and pride in oddball respects.
Hailstones Discretion Penned as Truthful Advice
A brief, fragmentary item notes a woman’s stance on honesty and preference in men. The text hints at social judgment and personal insight, with unclear context and incomplete quotations.
Wisdom Fragments On Honesty And Temperament
A collection of maxims advising honesty in small matters may earn trust. Do not overestimate cleverness or vanity, for true merit lies in executing plans. A single minded person may be less sociable but often achieves success, and a successful person remains good company.
Appetizers of Sarcasm on Memory and Morals
A witty look at social excess and honesty with lines about poor memory as a blessing for old troubles and a dishonest grocer’s deceit. It argues generosity hinges on what remains after giving, and men are judged by wealth and brains.
Words of Wise Men and Carrots Dishonest Truths
A reflective piece contrasts cautious praise with self awareness and resolve. It notes wisdom starts with distinguishing falsehood from truth and ends with a humorous aside about carrots being edible in one way, citing the New Orleans States.
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Boston Reader Reminds Librarian Of Tom Sawyer Gap
A Boston public library patron writes to a newspaper, recounting a librarian asking for the author of Tom Sawyer. The letter captures humor and a critique of library staff knowledge, reflecting urban literacy quirks in Boston.
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Petron
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Strange Death Pact Revealed at Johannesburg Coroner Inquiry
A coroner's inquiry in Johannesburg revealed a bizarre death pact between lovers. A nurse was found stabbed with scissors, and before dying she stabbed her lover with a hatpin, which pierced his heart.
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First to Foresee Eclipse Proved by Thales of Miletus
Thales of Miletus, born 640 to 566 B C, was the first man recorded to calculate an eclipse in advance. He reportedly predicted an eclipse that modern calculations place on March 28, 685 B C.
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Patching Wall Paper Patch Strategy for Mending Walls
A wallpaper mending tip advises tearing a patch from a larger piece rather than cutting square. Paste it over the damaged area and align the pattern to minimize visible edges. This method reduces conspicuous seams and preserves the wall’s aesthetic.
Hippocrates Father of Medicine Origins and Theories
Famous early physician Hippocrates of Cos born around 400 B C on the island of Cos and died in Thessaly about 357 B C He authored numerous medical writings and rejected superstition in favor of study of nature He shaped clinical research and the use of diet and regimen for healing and urged climate suited to patient temperament.
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Imperfect World Quote Noted by Du luth Herald
A Duluth Herald quote laments that in an imperfect world fools exist and prays they may not be behind steering wheels. The brief item notes the publication of the remark as a cautionary aphorism.
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Fledgling in Business
A brief humorous note on a young business man who prides efficiency by using six blank forms to process a 40 cent order. The quip underscores the excessive paperwork sometimes deemed necessary in early enterprise.
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Duluth Herald
To Clean Mirror With Camphor A Simple Tip
A home care note recommends removing stubborn mirror stains by rubbing with a soft duster moistened with a few drops of camphor. This gentle method aims to lift marks that wash and lather cannot remove, offering a quick maintenance tip.
Why Fly Is Deadly in New Film Process
A new film process shows that the domestic fly can carry as many as 7 000 000 typhoid germs. The finding highlights the insect's potential role in spreading disease and raises public health concerns over sanitation and fly control measures.
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