Bold Billy and the Devil's Camp Rescue
A timid fourteen year old, Bold Billy, wanders into the brutal town Satan's Camp and is saved by Old Grim. After a series of fights, Billy captures Hank Bloodgood and returns him to the camp for justice, nearly dying in the effort. He is nursed by the rough townsfolk and learns Old Grim's secret mine. Billy heals, leaves to seek new ventures in Frisco, and is said to marry and start a family.
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Satan
Satan's Camp
Satan's
Rockies
Murphy's Hole
Murphy's
Red Hutch
Old Grim
Billy
Bold Billy
Old Satan
Billy Briggs
Walt
Bolden
Billy Bolden
Pards
Yaller
Bold Billy Sets Out To Track Down Killer Bloodgood
In Satan's Camp a terrified boy named Billy Bolden earns the nickname Bold Billy after escaping a saloon raid. He vows to pursue Hank Bloodgood, the town killer, asks for a gun, and heads into the night armed, pursued by a crowd eager to see justice.
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Bloodgood
Old Grim
Bold Billy
Satan
Hank Bloodgood
Pards
Billy
Advertising Insight From Printer's Ink
A compact exhortation on effective advertising stressing brevity, strong impact, and frequent, pointed messaging. It argues ads should pierce minds, balance noise with meaning, and compare business to farming for yields. It highlights that silent business may fail without ads.
Thunderclap Microworld of a Fly Sound Magnifier
A device by W H Soulby, a microphone or sound magnifier, astonishes with its power to amplify tiny noises. Doors kept closed to avoid outside sounds, the ejector roars from watch beats and fly movement. A fly crossing the receiver equals a horse on a bridge. arm on the box sounds like a steam pump.
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W. H. Soulby
Soulby
Southy
Standard of noise as legal measure proposed in London
Sounita Hiram S Maxim argues for a legal standard of sound to resolve disputes over noise from machinery and central stations. He proposes a phonograph-style recording on smoked glass, enlarged in a lantern, to compare factory noise with tolerated sounds like Salvation Army bands. He suggests a standardized shot dropped from a height to create a fixed acoustic reference.
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Sounita
Hiram S. Maxim
London
Pleasing Fad Haunts Eastern Resorts Musicians Sing Ambience
Guests at eastern resorts hire a quartet to serenade at hotels and cottages. A fifth member hides in the shrubs and imitates birdsong during the quartet's performances, adding natural ambiance to the entertainment.
Quotable Preacher Maxims On Faith And Labor
A collection of aphorisms from Bunyan Ruskin Carlyle Robertson and Hawthorne urging temperance truth labor and faith. The quotes stress honesty action steadfast belief and considering words before speaking, highlighting Christian conduct and personal virtue.
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Bunyan
Joseph Cook
Ruskin
Bishop Hall
Thomas Carlyle
Christ
Frederick W. Robertson
Sir Matthew Hale
Hawthorne
Not without Piso's Care for Consumption for 3 years
Elizabeth Fer nel of Camp Street Harrisburg Pennsylvania writes on May 4 1894 that their household health support has endured three years with Piso's Care for Consumption and urges sharing aid with neighbors in distress and telling the world of such help.
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Piso
Liztin Fernel
Camp St
Harrisburg
I’a
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Sandow
Kline
Gross Norte
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Vrive
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Walter Bater & Go
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Sur Plare
Manuface
V. Dorchester
Massado Gach
Walter Baer & CO. Ltd
Dorchester, Mass
Slasonic Temple
Chicago
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