Alix and Cherry Haunt Peter After a Mournful Letter
In a tense valley night Peter discovers an unsigned suicide letter dated the day Alix died. He confesses lifelong love for Alix, recalling their years together and the rugged trek ahead with Kow the Chinese boy as he departs the cabin to face a future without his friend and his beloved.
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Alix
Peter
Cherry
Kow
Inverness
Buck
Strick‘land
Anne
Chilldren
aAlix
Tamalpais
Bens
Hawaii’s Mixed Race Future as a Social Experiment
An early 20th century essay argues Hawaii stands as the world’s premier experiment in race mixing. It describes a meeting of Orient and Occident, notes intermarriage among Polynesians and other groups, and praises changing physical traits in Japanese and other immigrant lineages due to Hawaii’s climate and living conditions.
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Hawaii
Orient
Occident
North America
Siberia
Antipodes
Mfe
Hawall
Haiwall
Overcoats Skew Public Weighing Scales Says Observer
The Amateur Observer urges people to stop wearing coats on scales at transit stations and elsewhere. He notes many weigh with outerwear and claim not to know their winter weight, joking that a twelve pound coat distorts readings and thinking.
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Metropolitan
New York Sun
Fragments Describe Nervous Reactions in Photo Gallery
A fragment describes a man told to look natural in a photograph gallery causing his eyes to pop and pale, sickly grin to appear. A woman shown the same instruction appears with a natural pose unfamiliar to her friends.
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Tell & Man
Tell A
Lyman T Lowery Dies After Long Illness Near Paris
Lyman T Lowery son of Mary Ann Horner and Joseph Lowry born Clark county Nov 24 1873 died at his home 11 miles NW of Paris March 24 1922 aged 49y4m He married Hattie Gardner Aug 16 1900 and had seven children Funeral services were held at Auburn Sunday at 1 PM Rev C E Pettit officiating Burial in Auburn Cemetery He was a Methodist and helped others despite years of illness.
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Lyman T. Lowery
Mary Ann Horner
Joseph Lowry
Clark County
W. S
Devil's Lake
North Dakota
Joseph
Little Rock
Ark
Andy
Marshall
Sarah Taylor
Dudley
Martha Day
Nancy C! Irwin
Lowry
Methodist Church
Auburn
C.E. Pettit
Auburn Cemetery
William Anders obituary notes Civil War veteran dies at 77
William Anders born September 9, 1845 died March 15, 1922 at age 77. He married Jennie Rhoads who died February 1, 1899 and they had seven children. He later married Martha Oxendine and had one son. Surviving are four daughters, one son, ten grandchildren, four great grandchildren. Funeral March 17 at 10 a.m. at the home. burial beside wife and son in New Harmony cemetery.
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William’ “Anders
Jennie Rhoads
Anders
Martha Oxendine
New Harmony
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Sei
William Anders
D.D. Doll & Son
Side Square
Maine
Red River
Sandland
Ohio
William
Pa In Myers
Arizona
New __ York
Clay Lindsay
Girl
Raine
Andi
West
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