Bret Harte Life Sparks Tales Of Poker And Autobiography
A Life of Bret Harte prompts anecdotes about his playful yet revealing stance as chronicler of Roaring Camp and Poker Flat. Harte joked he was the gambler Oakhurst, and his works mingle heroism with rogues while reflecting his own detachment from fame.
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Bret Harte
Roaring Camp
Poker Flat
Harte
States
Mr. Tlarte
Oakhurst
Plants That Live in Ice Do Not Freeze to Death
The article explains that plants perish from thirst as ice forms outside cells and draws water out, effectively pumping and drying them. It notes wide variation in cold tolerance, with some plants dying before freezing, others surviving subzero, and some never freezing, while bacteria endure extreme cold.
Buckler Archaeology Expedition Heads to Asia Minor
Baltimore's Mr. and Mrs. William TI Buckler set for an Asia Minor voyage with daughter Lucy Buckler. Lucy, already active in the field, will join her father and Dr. David Robinson of Johns Hopkins University on the research trip. She plans to enter Oxford's archaeology program.
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William TI. Buckler
Baltimore
Asia Minor
Lucy Buckler
Miss Buckler
Buckler
David Robinson
Johns Hopkins University
Archeological Department
Oxford University
There goes Biffels and a sharp stock scheme
A dialogue hints at a confident man named Biffels who boasts of always being right. One character seeks an introduction to Biffels to press a mining stock worth ten cents a share, believing the encounter could fetch at least a dollar per share.
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Biffels
Hare dinner invitation noted by Fliegende Blaetter
A cautious quip from Fliegende Blaetter asks about an evening meal invitation mentioning a hare. The fragment suggests social or humorous dialogue without further context.
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Fliegende Blaetter
Public Sale of Farm Stock and Implements at Summers Farm
Auction notices list 8 head horses and mules, Jersey cows, sheep, hogs, hay, seeds, blacksmith tools, and extensive farm implements to be sold Friday March 15 1912 at the Allen Summers farm 2 miles east of Yeddo. Terms include 9 month credit on sums over five dollars with eight percent interest, cash under five dollars, and 6 percent discount for cash on note amounts. Dinner by Centen nial Church Ladies Aid. Auctioneer Col A G Madden.
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Allen Summers
Yeddo
James Collins Jack
Jersey
Poland
China
Troy Glascock
Chester
Parry
Clarence Summers
A. G. Madden
R. A. McCord
Ladies Aid of Centennial Church
McCormick
Satley
Rock Island
Public sale at farm near Yeddo and Kingman Ind
A public sale will be held at the seller's farm located one half mile south of Yeddo and three miles north of Kingman Indiana on Tuesday March 12 1912 starting at 10 am. The listed items include horses and mules such as two mares in foal by Percheron stallion a yearling colt two coming two year old mare mules and a coming two year old horse mule along with cattle and hogs including a seven year old milch cow with calf at side and two brood sows due to pig in March.
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Yeddo
Kingman, Ind
Ten greatest living men debate stirs wide opinion
The discussion on who ranks as the ten greatest living men mirrors the challenge of listing history's top women. Views vary by viewpoint, training, and nationality, yet the debate prompts thought and learning. Also patrons are invited to visit local vendors for products and services mentioned.
Judy's Greatest Horse and Mule Market Opens Nearby
John F Judy promotes a vast stock of 200 horses and mules with diverse wagons buggies and harness stocks plus farm implements and Ford autos. He advertises frequent sales every Wednesday and Friday with flexible terms and trade options, promising ready-to-do business after returning from Cuba.
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Cuba
John F. Judy
Harveysburg dispute over dead animals and charges
The fragment notes a threat to remove dead animals and cover phone charges. It mentions robes and overcoats toned and names A, D, Mann, in Harveysburg Indiana. The readable portion suggests a legal or personal dispute context without clear action, dates, or formal parties.
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A, D, Mann
Harveysburg
Ind
Local visitors noted in Veedersburg week
Jacob Ratcliff was in Veedersburg on business Wednesday. David E Shoat was in Veedersburg Tuesday.
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Jacob Ratcliff
Veedersburg
David E. Shoat
Visit Ends In Potomac Family Reunion
Mrs. E Hunt and daughter Lena return to Potomac Illinois after a week visiting Mrs. Hunt’s brother Robert Turner and family. The article notes Chesnut coal sales at Henry Bros Lumber Co Veedersburg Indiana with a practical remark about delaying removal of a coal burner.
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E. ©. Hunt
Lena
Potomac, Ill
Robert Turner
Henry Bros. Lumber Co
Veedersburg
Ind
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