Final Act in Sobrante Ends Revolution and Love
Ricardo Ruey declares provisional president after a brief revolution in Sobrante. John Stuart Webster and Dolores Ruey settle their romance, while Neddy Jerome’s schemes are exposed and foiled.
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Don Juan Cafetero
Nacional
Mother
Aks
el Buen Amiga
Ricardo
Sobrante
John Stuart Webster
Dolores
Caliph
Webster
Miss Ruey
Moses
Bill
Billy
Billy Geary
Bill Geary
John
Death Valley
California
Liges
Johnny Webster
Willjoy
Old Killjoy the Thirteenth
Jack
Ruey
Rick
Av. Lemuel Tolliver
Mr. Webster
Tolliver
Jim Crow
Washington
Mr. Tolliver
Antonio Ruey
Sarros
Sarros Intelligence Bureau
Neddy Jerome
Neddy
Caliph John
Do Poets Write in Gardens and Places of Escape
The passage questions where poets compose their work and cites examples from Swift at Moorpark to Pope at Twickenham, Gray and Elegy in a graveyard, Shelley in Italy, Ibsen in the south, and Bunyan in prison, suggesting mood and setting influence verse more than the moment of writing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift
Moorpark
William Temple
Pope
Twickenham
Thames
Gray
Shelley
Caucasus
Italy
Ibsen
Bunyan
Charles & Brooks
Century Magazine
Mothers Prepare Womanhood Changes and Motherhood Relief
A testimonial from Peru Indiana praises Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for women during expectancy and post partum periods and middle life. Mrs Stella Essig reports relief from poor circulation and numb spells after using about three bottles five years ago. Trial package available by sending 10 cents to Dr Pierce's Invalids' Hotel Buffalo New York.
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Dr. Pierce
Peru
Ind
Dre Pierce
Stella Essig
Washington Ave
Dr Pierce
Invalids
Buffalo, N. Ye
Uses for balsam wood as cork substitute
Balsam wood, known for over a century, is emerging as a cork substitute after paraffin treatment. It is the lightest commercial wood, offering many cork-based applications, but it must be used quickly after cutting since it rots rapidly when exposed to tropical air where it grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tropics
Willing to Go the Limit Cartoon Exchange
Cartoon joke snippet features a character pressing for endorsement of a check with slang dialogue. It underscores persuasive pressure in a financial joke frame. The line hints at a boastful sales pitch and a money gambit typical of cartoons.
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Telier
Rastus
Cartoons Magazine
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Jenks
Ricardo Ruey
Senor Sarros
Mother Yenks
Vicardo
Mother Jenks
Emery
Darlin
Catedral de la Vera Cruz
Hemanded
Lean
Joby
Doan
Indiana
Wm, &. Smits
Brown St
Columbus
Dean
Dean’s
Foster-Milburn Coo
Buffalo
N. Y
Cae
Wwe
Durham
Bure
Bellans
Mitchell Chemical Company
Altoona
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