Molly McDonald Story Returns To Fort Bolger Frontier
Sergeant Hamlin reveals his past with General Custer and escorts Molly McDonald toward Camp Supply, as the Seventh Cavalry pursues Black Kettle’s Cheyenne encampment. The party contemplates a broader strategy with Major Elliott and Corbin, while Molly declares her engagement to Hamlin.
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Marr
Cikventer
Mally
Telia
Marlin
Staan
Ieee
Arde Molle
Ibaakine
Fiamiin
Hughes
LaPevre
Dupont
Fehrere
Thalhevre
Molly
LeFevre
Mamitin
Fevre
Catherine
Melly
Ie ‘Yey
Hamlit
Cword
Melba
Elliott
Custis
Waseoy
Rowan
Hamlin
Harlin
Misa
Ellow
Buffalo Creek
Indiana
Mise McDonald
Custer
Dewides Sheridan
Camp Supply
Kansas Volunteers
Mise McKinald
Wolf Creek
Ore Molly
Major Eliott
McDonald
Mies
Molly McDonald
Cope
Marling
Donald
Mort Deeden
Sergeast Hamlin
Andrew Brain
Muffalo Creek
Corbin
Eceut
Kettle
Cheyernier Custer
Fme
Covera
Miack
Elliott Wou
Colume
Gorth
Livtows
Jong
Corbin Braide
Mack
Hrick
Thar
Weezer
Handsomest of Furs Displayed by Julia Bottomley
The article reviews the season's fur fashions with bold claims about the improved shading and matching of pelts like ermine, moleskin, chinchilla, mink, and martin. It notes artistry in seams, patterns, and decorative fringe, urging care and claiming supply lags demand. fashion advice emphasizes durable, jewel-like furs and enduring styles.
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Martin Pot
Julia Bottomley
Wizards Compete In Seventh Annual Magic Circle Banquet
The Magic Circle banquet at Anderton’s hotel, led by Nevil Maskelyne, reveals magicians’ talents as they perform tricks. CeM Lyle trims hats with plumes, Chris Hilton crafts flags from handkerchiefs, Dawkes fuses billiard balls, Collings opens a sealed envelope with ads, and Dr. Herschel performs card stunts. Miss Sybil Goodchild sings before a return to dazzling feats.
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Anderton's Hotel
The
Magic Circle
Nevil Maskelyne
Cem! Lyle
Chris Hilton
William Dawkes
Herbert Collings
Father Buries Boy Alive as Punishment in Japan
A seven year old boy in Kiyosu was buried for forty eight hours by his father as punishment after a minor act of disobedience. The child was covered in a hole with only his head above ground during the ordeal. Police investigated the incident and the case sparked outrage.
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Kiyosu
Japan
Bin
Elaborate season head dresses dazzle with jewels and plumes
The article surveys elaborate season head dresses featuring gold and silver laces, pearls, and brocade fabrics. Wire supports hold massive aigrettes, feathers, and ostrich quills while maline and jewel sprays embellish designs. It notes how such caps resemble Dutch bonnets, cover the hair, and suit opera fashion, though broad adoption remains uncertain.
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Lees
Egypt
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Bou
Retvald
Sergeant Hamlin
Wiark Keattle
Winchester
Cedarreek
Sheridan
Black Kettle
Trease
Ettending
Eilat
Aca
Jag Pore
London
London Telegraph
J. Sloat Fassett
New York
Congress
Fassett
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