Forty Year Silence Between Siblings In Rural County Tale
An old feud between a brother and sister endures for forty two years after a bitter family rift. Mary, then thirteen, sought a party but was barred by her brother who locked the door and mocked her. She later refused to speak to him, and the grudge influenced their lives amid family deaths and business ups and downs.
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Memory of a Lost Passion Surfaces in Dieppe Casino Scene
A separated man recalls a youthful affair with a married woman, her cruelty, and the lasting mark it left. He contemplates meeting her again while married to Nellie, fearing the old pull and the sting of jealousy as they reengage in a casino setting.
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Cossacks and the Tsarist Cavalry in Asia and Mines
Fragmentary notes describe Cossacks as feared scouts and fighters of the czar, their origins, wartime roles, and equipment. The piece also covers child labor critique, Mercury mining at Black Butte Oregon, cinnabar ore, and quicksilver production with details on ore depth, tunnels, and market price.
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Black Butte
Postoffice
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Montain
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Butte
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