Presence of Mind in Arizona Quicksands Rescue
Mrs. Douglas Carter and her sister Miss Watson fought off a highwayman on a thirty mile desert journey to Tempe. Using a lariat and pistol, Mrs. Carter recovered a $2,500 wallet from the robber and set off in pursuit with her husband.
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Douglas Carter
Arizona
Tempe
Carter
Mrs. Carter
Mr. Carter
Miss Watson
Telli Og
Courageous rescue in sand trap ends highway robbery
Mrs. Carter and her husband pursued a highwayman through marsh ground. Their horses sank in quicksand as the robber fled. she used a lariat to lasso the outlaw, pulling him to safety while her husband saved himself. The outlaw fled on foot after surrendering the money.
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Cartera
Mrs. Carter
Mr. Carter
Korea
Home! Sweet Home chorus in old favorite series
The text presents a lyric fragment praising home over travel and splendor. It riffs on the famous line There’s no place like home, noting a cottage scene and a mother’s care as the true solace. Attributed to Howard Payne, the passage resembles a quoted tune or verse excerpt from a historical publication.
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Howard Payne
A Cotillion at the Foothill Garrison Town
In the western garrison town a cotillion stirs gossip as debutantes and dowagers eye Roger Huntleigh the new social spark. Dr Harvie wrestles with class envy and romance as his daughter Harriet contemplates a bold proposal from Huntleigh during a tense, bittersweet evening.
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Dad
Cotitlon
Roger Huntleigh
Littles City
Mrs. Despard
Miss Despard
Bie
Harvie
Despard
Not Read in France Present Day English Novelists Unknown
In France present day English novelists are mostly unknown. Paris publisher Filmmaerion notes Marie Coralli Hall Caine and RY Crockett as hardly names beside vogue writers like Pierre Louys Jean Lombard and Michael Corday. French readers largely know Dickens and Scott in cheap editions, with serials and feuilletons providing major income channels for authors.
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France
Filmmaerion
Marie Coralli
Hall Caine
RY Crockett
Pierre Louys
Dumas
England
America
Dickens
Svoit
Aioe
Bis
le Figaro
Paul Bourget
New York
The Skin Massage and Its Reported Benefits
A 19th century column extols a thorough bath and dry brushing routine using cocoanut fiber brushes and mats to stimulate circulation, claim firmer muscles and more elastic skin, followed by a note on severe forest fires in Norway and Sweden last summer with heavy losses.
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Norway
Sweden
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Miss Harvis
Teddy
Harriet
Overland
Misa Harvis
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Misa
Harry