Confederate Sergeant Wyatt to His Native Country
In a tense escape sequence a Confederate sergeant Wyatt plans and executes a covert return through a guarded camp near Hot Springs. He accompanies a companionship, evades sentries, and merges with a group headed toward Harwood’s home while a companion aids with a dispatch mission and shifting identities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyatt Ja
Entty
Ser Taylor
Forse
Hot Springs
Major Harwood Taylor Munbers
Wyatt
Harwood
Raymool Paton Nichola Cones
Ans
Vowda
Cowans
Atee
Cewin
Mae Cane
Wyatt Wile
Norden
Ea Ape
Gang
Wratt Prominen
Mers Soreen
Bor
Cowan
Tyadt
Weh
Whsar
Jim
Beliding
Uy Ieee Aif Mlb
Ote Matistati
Norcen
A Step Nearer to Escape Through the Ford
In the shadows near the stables a couple plans a risky escape. Noreen faces peril and loyalties as Tom guides her toward a safe room and a night ride to the Green River ford, hoping to outrun pursuers and reach mountains. The scene blends fear, duty, and a vow to persevere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anid
Nilelit
Renton
Denton Ford
Ride Through the Mountains Toward Lewisburg
A lone rider contemplates a perilous advance with Noreen along dangerous trails toward Confederate lines. He weighs pursuit by irregular mountaineers, the risk to her safety, and the choice to press on together despite fears and uncertain shelter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewisburs
Raymond Noreen
Lewisburg
Egdenvar
Cl Eaton
Noreen
Hinton
Real Money From the Ocean New Hal Mines Offshore
Reported rich ore finds off North Head Washington near the Columbia River mouth trigger a rush of fishing boats and a potential gold rush. The new shallow banks, surveyed by the Albatrose team, lie 59 to 66 fathoms deep beyond chart depths and yielded the largest single ore haul in three weeks ending June 1, 1918, totaling over 70 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felerman
Pacifc
North Head
Columbia
Irving
Elerics
Albatroee
Puget
Hal
Cut Throat Competition and the Silent Rooster
A New York Sun correspondent notes a roceter discovery that cannot crow and may hiss. The piece mocks sensational extras and the race of papers to scoop each other about the sunrise, calling it wasteful energy and a cautionary tale from Philadelphia Evening Ledger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
Philadelphia
Sure of One Thing The Town Downer Plans Plane Buy
A town hall purchase of a plane is reported with three appointees to inspect and report. Musical experts weigh in on the instrument, noting its plumb boards and overall fit for the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scoteh
Burt
Alcohol and obesity linking labor journals discuss
The United Mine Workers Journal argues alcohol use promotes obesity by shifting fat storage. A doctor explains alcohol usurps fat function, causing corpulence tied to intake and energy balance. The piece notes fat stores fuel body heat and that chronic drinking can alter metabolism, though not claiming alcohol harmless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Mine Workers
Henesty
German government handbook on alcohol and cognitive power
A Munich article by Professor Man Orober warns the German government’s plan to curb alcohol use aims to protect mental and physical powers. He argues alcohol weakens self control, memory, judgment, and endurance, reducing strength to endure hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man Orober
Munich
Everttee
Hardebipa
America's Greatest Foes and the Alcohol Trade
Dr A Keling of Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore argues alcohol is the root of society's ills. He calls for a united effort to end both manufacturers and distributors, citing injuries and social decay across the nation from towns to workplaces and homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Keling
Johne Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Beer Worse Than Whisky Says Life Insurance Leader
The Hate Life Insurance Company of New York declares beer the most pernicious intoxicant, dulling intellect and morals and fueling brutal crimes more than distilled liquors. It asserts beer drinkers commit premeditated acts for property or money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Hate Life Insurance Company of
New York
Questioning voters over ruin and death threats in ballot context
A distressed public appeal addresses voters about the impact of their four votes and the fate of youths. The letter laments ruin and death tied to political choices, urging readers to consider who they would empower in a perilous future.
Drinkers Barred by President White Automobile Co
The President of the White Automobile Company states that drinkers are not employed and have never been, asserting they are not good workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Automobile Company
La Creole Hair Dressing Ad Promises Natural Darkening
An advertisement touts La Creole Hair Dressing as the authentic product that darkens hair in a natural way without dye. It claims imitation lacks value and lists a price of 1.00 dollars.
The Fitting Hour
The scene centers on a father’s order to ask a young man the time and learn it is 11:48. He notes the late hour and suggests going to bed only when feeling sleepy, reflecting a personal preference rather than a fixed rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuither
Harpers Bae
Fortify System Against Winter Cold In Crocus Tastal Era
A garbled historical notice describes efforts to fortify a system against winter cold. It references Crocus Tastal Era, the presence of an entity or location named Mon Shem, and various technical phrases that imply protective measures, materials, and potential offerings or supplies.
Public kitchens and government price efforts noted
A fragment describes public kitchens under government oversight, aiming to regulate tab end ercentage and provide low prices. It mentions demonstrations and teaching people to manage property and obey directives amid unclear dates and names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pei & Government
Fragmented text from historical page snippet
The readable line presents garbled phrases about a bed and a person named Batcret Ppeare with unclear meaning and no coherent event or attribution. No verifiable people, places, organizations, dates, or outcomes can be determined from the fragment.
Garbled ad text misleads on beauty product sale
Fragmentary OCR copy describes a beauty item promotion from a Creole group with mentions of a price and a warning to set a high balance. Content is unclear and largely unreadable, with many garbled words and missing context.
Also Mentioned on This Page
LD MIST _ L
Ork Dall Parrish Ustrations &C.D Rhodes
Coryrn
Acasclurg &Co
Jack
Wes
Ramsay
Kanawha
Sean
West Point
Captain Fox
Mann
Pickney
Byanneen
Horseliy
Feneral Ramsay
Ters
Sehen
National Womans Christian Temperance Union
America
Peor
Sebsens
George Haw
Molland Fiah Kitchens
Wales
Gang la Creole
Eliurala
Kroeger-Amos-James Grocer Co
St. Louis, Me
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!