The Stolen Mare Haunts a Town and Family
In a rural scene Dr Dinwiddie tends Johnson as hope of recovery flickers. Dolores feeds the wounded man, while Dora and Green bring whispered relief. Johnson erupts in fury at Green, recalling a cruel act connected to a mare and a town’s malice as Green withdraws into the pines.
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Dolores
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Mia Allen
Delores
Lin
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Haif
Lodie
Dora
Young Green
Betsy Glenn
Capabe
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Green
Dr. Dunwidkle
Dreyfus
Rube Hayes
Poplar Blah Mo
Ear Deceola
Chapter XVIII Dolores and Dora
Dolores and Dora discuss courage as they recall Dolores saving her father. Dora admires Dolores’s bravery and confesses fear, while Dolores calmly asserts she acted for her father. They reflect on Mr Green’s tales and the rain that altered their plans. To be continued.
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Dai Dora
Dora
Uncle Joe
Ewinelis
Paya
Dolores Johnson
Nikay
Synoes
Ledeer
Mr. Green
van Werd
Setement
Don
Two Girls On The Doorstep Move Atonement And Hope
A fragment recalls a protagonist’s troubled mind then shifts to thoughts of two remarkable girls. One a noble, womanly figure linked to a grand mission. the other a city woman whose life-testaments reveal tenderness amid temptations and evils in her heart.
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Milie
Tim
Collecting Fares in Canada On A Curious Bus Item
A Springfield union report recalls a Canadian street fare collection method aboard a farm family bedley run between Sherbrooke and Lenosville. A square lantern like device with a glass front and a top slit accepted nickels or tickets, while a conductor announced fare of not over two dollars, provoking bemused observations about passenger class and modernity.
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Canada
G. M. P. Molt
Sherbrooke
Lenosville
Springfield
Maes
Union
His Hose Mender Family Joke at Law Firm
A New York Times humorous anecdote from Sproull, Noraer & Sproull describes a young lawyer misreading a package. The office boy delivered what he thought a family hose mender, prompting the partner to reveal the gag and share a laugh with his mother.
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Sproull, Noraer & Sproull
Uachelors
Howe Mender
Fred
New York Times
Washington's frank rebuke to a beggar in New York
Booker T. Washington, in a candid New York encounter, chides an old friend who begs for help. He stresses dignity and necessity, warning that begging undermines effort and self reliance. The exchange reveals Washington's earnest, sometimes humorous seriousness.
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Booker T. Washington
Mr. Washington
New York
Erastus
Pittsburg Industries Center of World’s Industrial Power
The Pittsburg district claims the greatest iron and steel works, the largest electrical plans, the largest glass houses, brick yards, potteries, and is the center of the world’s most extensive coal and vanadium fields.
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Pitteburs
Ambitious News Resume Mixes Crimes and Local Fires
A sprawling bomb of items reports an aghy fall fox hunt near Tals. A woman seeks law practice permission, a St Joseph judge bans daily baths for a vagrant, and Clara Medina works as a blacksmith in Pilot Oak. Fatal runaways, town fires, and legal suits populate a chaotic harvest of events across Missouri and nearby states.
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Mover
Tals
St. Joseph
Fraternal Order of Colonials aims at a white moral brotherhood
The order seeks to unite white men of good character aged 18 to 69 who pass medical exams and avoid hazardous jobs. It forms Local Assemblings under a Supreme Assembly of 26 officers elected every four years. Revenue ideas and protective plans follow a businesslike, orderly model. Notable figures include Edward D. Hays and John P. Mabrey.
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