Revenge and redemption in a coastal town romance
Max Eliot seeks to wreck Nora Fielding through a staged romance with Fred Ronalds, but real love grows as Nora endures his coldness and a seaside accident tests her strength. In a climactic confession he abandons revenge, choosing love and honor over triumph.
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Mrs. Redfern
Era
Max
Noral
Mrs Redfern
Fred Ronald
Miss Fielding
Fox
Mixx Eliot
Sis
Miss Melding
Kifteen
Mowever
Tie
Mr. Elliot
Fred
Max Elliot
Nora Fielding
Tered
Mr. Eliot
Fred Ronalds
Pan
Giant five foot tie crane sighted during Spencer County hunt
The article describes a singular crane catch by Mr. Dunlap in Spencer County Kentucky a five foot tip to tip tie crane and six foot tall bird. It recounts a curiosity about a crook and a distant island where cranes nest in tall untouched sycamore trees near Taylorsville and Sayre’s crook. The write up extols cranes usefulness in pest control and notes seasonal migrations with large flocks possibly 10000 plus, and ends with musings on natural balance and steel versus wood in future construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Dunlap
Spencer Co
Tilap
Taylorsville
Sayre
Ihem
One-fourth charge per insertion in newspaper
A short typographic insert reads One-fourth One-fourth One-fourt be charged at the rate of each insertion indicating pricing for newspaper ads.
Remarkable self made runaway boy becomes Texas cattle baron
A Cincinnati street urchin in 1867 joins the Children’s Home after a hungry plea. He later advances from stone cutter to superintendent, then supe rintendent of a railroad section before building wealth as a cattle rancher in Colorado and Texas. By his late twenties he is valued at about 80 000 and plans a large herd with thousands of cattle and hundreds of horses. He returns to visit the Home he left with affection.
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Hutchins
Superior Court
Georgia
Nathaniel Hutchins
Elvert
Gwinnett
Carnesville
Phil Davis
Thurmond
Athens
Nath Hutchin
Jedge
Jana
Cincinnati
Lnt
Theul
Cincinnati Southern Railroad
Tnen Kentucky
Texmessee
Southern
Texas
Colorado
Chicago
Georgetown
Colorado Springs
The Bunko Game Describes a Bank Fraud Trick
The passage explains a bunko swindle where a victim with a bank account is talked into using a fake check. A folded newspaper conceals the real check while a confederate pretends to expose the scam. The victim, thinking he is saved, avoids stopping payment as the con artists flee to cash the forged paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banko
Bunko
End of a Hermit Williams Remains Interred in Philadelphia
The hermit of Chester county Jesse E Williams has been buried in Philadelphia. Once a prosperous Philadelphia merchant he hosted notable figures like Henry Clay and Daniel Webster. He lived in a shanty on The Barrens in West Nottingham township and died near a pine forest after financial decline and personal loss.
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Jesse E. Williams
Chester County
Philadelphia
Canshocken
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