Wyandot plan to burn prisoner leads to rescue pact
Ensign Hayward travels toward Fort Harmar and encounters Simon Girty and Renée D Auvray. Renée urges Hayward and a British officer to unite with Wyandots to save Brady from execution. The officer accepts a dangerous role, warning of peril if he betrays them.
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Souaph Hayward
United States Army
Fort Harmar
Simon Girty
Hayward
Brady
Ster
Haywari
Raoul D’auvray
Rene
Wa-pa-tee-tah
Indiana
Ener
Joseph Hayward
D'Auvray
Ly Auvray
Fire and Pursuit on the Shore of the Clearing
In a tense jungle scene, the narrator and Mademoiselle descend toward a savage camp where Brady is bound and taunted. The chief speaks, a daring plan forms, and the pair step forward with caution as a crucifix signals a grim resolution. The girl signals trust as she joins the man, preparing to confront the deadly ambush.
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Mademoiselle
Brady
Lappin
Monsieur
Christ
Monaleur
Abe
Tense confrontation reveals motive in desert tunnel scene
In a tense exchange in a dark tunnel, a Frenchwoman confronts René Auvray about who killed her father. The narrator reveals a lie about a negro killer, while the woman’s rifle remains leveled. Auvray acknowledges the truth that the killer was not the negro, and she questions his fear and identity.
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Monsieur
Mademoiselle
Mademoiseljle
Jce
Picaud
Ansieur
Oegro
Ilpa
Rene ‘Auvray
Yose
Not Really A Serious Case Story From A Country Doctor
A humorous tale told by a doctor’s wife about a day when a visiting cousin joined a church service with their baby and a hospital call. The father exits to treat a patient, the baby follows, and the key to the house is taken as the doctor leaves. The punchline: a Swedish patient in New Gotland asks for a litetic sugar in coffee.
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Poweed
M. D
New Gotland
Kanyeas City Star
Wyandot Girl Shields Wyandots in Shawnee Ambush
In a tense frontier scene, Wyandot daughter Rene pleads for mercy as a Christian symbol, the Great God cross, is shown amid a circle of Shawnee warriors. An English officer in disguise speaks for restraint while a fur trader bursts into the scene as Brady’s fate hangs in balance.
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Aho
Acroan
Monaleur
Mademo B Elle
Lappin
Interesting Notes About The Horses Now And Then
Observations on horse care advise light shoeing for sore feet on hard floors, regular feeding to stop pawing, and avoiding whipshy or cribbing. Suggestions include varied feed with oats and roots, daily light work for stallions, and humane handling of foals raised by hand.
Little Chick Is Best Insecticide In Garden Tips
Helene Watts M'Vey offers home garden advice and pest control ideas. Use chicken run free in the garden, attract birds, and train insects away with coal oil emulsion sprays and tobacco dust. Trap ants with bones, dust lime around beds, hand-pick slugs at night, use Dalmatian powder for pests, and apply strong soda solutions to bark. Promote rotation of crops in a six-year plan to maintain plant health.
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Helen Watts-M'Vey
Garien
SOME ESSENTIALS IN SETTING HENS AND FARM TOOLS
A. C. Smith from Minnesota Experiment Station advises selecting a calm hen for setting, testing patience with twilight nest behavior, and discarding if she won t return after several trials. Also notes an apple corer weed tool, ten minutes nightly care for horses, rising interest in milking machines, and beef feeder effectiveness through natural law interpretation.
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A. C. Smith
Minnesota
Digestible Feed Notes and Feeding Range
Digestible feed guidance notes that gluten feed is highly digestible. Excessive feeding risks soft butter and thinning. Recommended allowance is two to four pounds per day without fear of thinness.
Keeping Rows Straight in Garden Management
A copper wire replaces string to keep the garden row straight and avoid stretching. Bell Building notes mention crop rotation as essential to improving soil health within any system pursuing better soil.
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Bell Building
Teaching the Children in a Busy Texas Household
A Texas mother describes using a denim-covered soap box on casters as a movable "freight train" to teach three children to gather and return scattered toys to their proper places, turning cleanups into a quick group activity.
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Texas
Western Canada Oil and Gas Boom Promises Great Wealth
Reports from Western Canadian fields claim Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba show widespread oil and gas potential with new discoveries near Battleford Saskatchewan inviting lease exploration. Early June growth in grain and fodder crops complements the oil boom as weather supports a record 1914 harvest.
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Canada
Ofl
Calgary
Hexperta
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Battleford
Ming
Western
Magazine Stories for Seniors Bring Easy Readability
An aging reader enjoys magazines by removing the wire binding to separate articles. This allows easy handling and mailing of favored pieces to friends at a distance. A daily thought notes that a simple smile can spark healing. Christianity seeks sunny dispositions.
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Henry Drummond
Fragments From a Detroit Free Press Quote and Canadian Data
A garbled excerpt cites a Detroit Free Press quote about not borrowing money or seeking jobs for relatives. It also recalls that last year Canadian North entries reached 31,499 and over 32,000 Irish men left for the old sod.
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le Parrish
D.j.lavin
Monsieur Brady
Theo
Picard
Lapple
Afr
Hostetter
Parker
Patt
Natural Resources
Detroit Free Press
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