The Return of Samson South in the Cumberland War
Samson South rides back into South territory to confront vendetta forces, kills two men in self defense at Jesse Purvy's store, and assumes a disguised homecoming. He reunites with Sally Purvy in a moonlit cabin, while Captain Sidney Callomb and militia wrestle with rising tensions and lingering resentments among the hills.
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Hixon
Jesse Purry
Samson
Sameon
Samusen South
Pary
Hollis
Threshield
South Territory
Bally
War Terms Not Understood From Forlorn Hopes to Capitulations
A wartime glossary explains that forlorn hopes once meant a detached troop unit, literally a heap of bodies, used to scout and engage the enemy, and that capitulation does not mean surrender but surrender on terms drawn up under headings in a treaty.
Woman's Logic Pokes Fun at a Luncheon Misunderstanding
A man, 20 minutes late, finds his wife has gone out. She returns at 1:30 asking why he waited. She reveals she waited too, noting she might have had lunch if he hadn’t given up. A Denver News quirky dialogue lampoons feminist mind logic.
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Abe
Japanese A Patient People
The text notes that Japanese patience is abundant in travel through Japan. It suggests personal irritability slows nothing and that one should adapt to the quiet pace of the country, where matters do not hasten despite impatience.
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Japan
Cascarets Pledge Quick Morning Headache Relief
Sick headaches bilious symptoms and foul breath traced to torpid liver. Cascarets cleanse the stomach remove sour undigested food and gases, take bile from the liver and purge bowels. A 10 cent box works overnight, leaving head clear and digestion regular for months.
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Cascareta
Senator Williams Refuses Cigar After Meeting
Washington correspondent Bob Gatea asked John Sharp Williams for a cigar as he left the senate chamber. Williams, citing unfinished business, joked he had one left, then said he could not spare it. Hob suggested a quicker exit, but Williams claimed he beat him to the end by starting out moments earlier.
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Sally
Samson South
Wilfred
George
New York
Lescott
Samson
Fally
Adrienne
Pullman
Hizon
Hixon
Dean Boy
Paris
Aaron
Varvy
Agron Hollis
Lawson
Chen
Suv
Dent
Samaon
Adrienne Lescott
Bally
Jim Asberry
Tamarack Spicer
John Sharp Williams
Senate
Bob Gatea
Washington
John Sharp
Hob
Fragmentary quote on women and games of chance
A sad eyed passenger in a bargain counter tie claims all women are barn gatblere. The batten drummer notes they nearly always win when they play hearts to catch diamonds.
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Thala
Eye Care Medicines Offered by Major Chains
The text advertises eye care medicines and related products from prominent retailers and medical suppliers. It mentions brands and eye health services available at a theater or medical facility, with references to protective eye care products and access to pharmaceutical items.
What is Matrimony Asked by the Fair Mistress
A playful exchange centers on marriage with tongue in cheek remarks about worry and heartbeats. The man argues meaningfully that those with fewer concerns may find matrimony easier. The dialogue hints at blood and heart as a humorous metaphor for love and commitment.
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Purvy
Jesse Purvy
Purry
Sameon South
Aaron Hollis
Henry South
Tam
Jack Spicer
Oklahoma
Jesse Perry
Wes
Sidney Callomb
Handa
Pottern Hope
Denver News
Fletcher
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Penvaeg
Armstrong Feed Farms
Sbenardienh
Lowe
Potato Mills
A. Satser
Ber Pvc
le Crease
Aed Coorre
Arinte
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