Roaring Run pow wow and a haunted valley tale
In a fragment from a Roaring Run saga, a village party debates Rose, Al Farthing, and Laney Heller amid rumors of witchcraft, pow wow magic, and a powerful Gran'man Miller. The scene shifts to a midnight visit to the Miller cabin as Rose seeks help with an aging father.
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Chaptier Nmi
Fom
Fiere
al Farthing
Eause
Goth
Vem
Alarthing
Rose
Jin
Vin
Heller
Slick
Gorrifus
Amos
Len
Loney
Walt
Loney Heller
Laney
Hellers
Eclear
Squire
Amos Hard’n
Dan
Heller House
Winder
Laney Heller
Tommy
Lem
Roaring Run
Poppy Miller
Gran'man Miller
Grantman Miller
Granviaw Miller
Mia Miller
Miller Kitchen
Seven Mountains
Palatinate
Heller's Ridge
Granmia
Pakearly
Masa
Young jockeys and horses story from the Arctic note
A narrative about a female jockey who loves animals especially horses and trains them with kindness. She has faced few mishaps on track and cites understanding horses as key. A jealous rival and a dramatic riding accident are referenced along with a plucky debut and a famed mare named Lady Greenwich Favorite.
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Lady Greenwich
Dorothy
Philosophysings on self and social life in a satirical tone
The essay-like verse reflects on self influence as cloud and sun, self-consciousness driving harsh neighborly criticisms, marriage as a failure for failure, and how deep furrows in soil and mind yield harvests, with a humorous note on a woman's devotion unsettled by a neighbor’s hat.
New Zealand's 1908 Drink Bill Tops 18 Million
The 1908 beverage bill in New Zealand reached 18 750 000 dollars, an increase of 420 000 dollars over 1907. Separately a note states hair grows at three millionths of a yard per second.
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New Zealand
Recalled Parable Ends With Spare Change Shower
A sermon tells of a prosperous man who seeks shelter from a shower in a hollow log and, after a failed help call, recalls a hidden coat coin. A copper story ends as the collection basket yields only a quarter, a dime, and a nickel amid sprinkles, as umbrellas stay home.
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New York Times
Aanan
Siunday
Winsell
Mens
Motor firm offers prize for device to regulate speed
A motor manufacturing company has offered a prize of eight shillings for a device that can keep speed to one hour per mile or a similar measure. The text is garbled but indicates an contest or incentive connected with automotive speed regulation.
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Nicana
Agricultural Tips and Local Notes From Winston
The piece discusses pasture suitability for cattle versus sheep, urging neighborly help and social visits. It notes a Peruvian cane or crop introduced by the department of agriculture at Winston, claimed to grow more and harden earlier, with potential northern adoption.
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Pidgko
Mablius Ganedtal
Hin
Pile Department of Agriculture
W Liseton
Peru
Can You Beat It Moston Drain Rpt In SiDia Hie-Why
Reader questions the outcome of a mid century incident with two problems to solve and an excited anticipation of how the story ends.
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Moston
Sidia
Man-eating Tigers Said to Devour Vast Human Victims
A recent writer claims tigers in Hindustan killed a large share of humans among wild animals. He notes that a tiger tasting human blood seeks no other prey. In southern India, one man-eating tiger is said to have devoured about 200 people.
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Friesdaark
von Ikerow
Jaco
Amos
Peter
Rios
Wal Hal Siebert
Ding
Hindustan
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Hit
Washington Star
Jennn la Warge
New York
Architectural League
la Warge
la Farge
Phis
Arctic
Gary 1 Yeats
Bear
TORS
Ahr
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