Lonesome Dale Faces Feud and Love in Tennessee
Carlyle Dale leaves courtship behind to seek coal wealth with John Moreland amid a mountain clan feud with Ben Littleford. Babe Littleford is wounded in the crossfire while Dale barters for funds, aims to win Babe’s heart, and pledges care as Babe defies death with quiet resolve.
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Carlyle Wilburton Dale
Bill Dale
John K. DaJe
Halfway Switch
Tennessee
Patricia Clavering
Babe Littleford
Heck
The
Hills
John Moreland
Moreland
Littlefords
Dale
David Moreland
Carlyle
Morelands
Babe
Black Adam" Ball
Ben Littleford
A Littleford
Bobby McLaurin
Blaisdell
Littleford
Frea
Big Cine
Cad Street
Hospital
Ben
John
Pourcema
Old Newton Wheatley
Luther- Wheatley Iron Company
Bobby
Melaurin
Newton Wheatley
Wheatley
Dele
Bliaisdell
Luther-Wheatley Company
McLaurin
Doctor Braemer
Doctor
Luke
Dle
Braemer
Bill Date
Robert McLaurin
Atricia
Patricia
Elizabeth
Elizabeth Littleford
A Wolman
Jimmy Fayne
Major Bradley warns Dale of coal mine foe Henderson Goff
Major Bradley, a friendly patriarch figure, briefs Dale on Henderson Goff, a sinister coal man plotting to rob the Moreland mine project. Goff, a smooth-talking villain, has already freed Adam Ball and aims to coerce Dale into halting development for control and profit.
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Dale
Bradley
Henderson Goff
Moreland
Adam Ball
Tobacco Barn
Goff
David Moreland
Old Bradley
Moreland Coal Company
Crystal River
John Moreland
Bill
Jeff
Mr. Dale
Lonesome Breakfast Ends With New York Music Duo
John Moreland and Ben Litteford finished their breakfast in a quiet moment after a morning performance. The duo discussed upcoming gigs and the possible release of a new single.
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John Moreland
Ben Litteford
Weather and crime taint innocent crops in Atlanta note
A fragment from the Atlanta Constitution notes that harsh weather and murder cases threaten crops and go unpunished, illustrating public concern over harms to fruit yields and justice.
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New York
Atlanta Constitution
Farmer's Wife Near Starved Finds Tanlac Cure
Amy Peterson of Lakeville Massachusetts describes severe indigestion and weight loss from a stomach distress. She says Tanlac restored her appetite and health, gaining back her lost weight plus six pounds, and she praises the medicine as the best. Tanlac is sold by leading druggists.
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Taniac
Amy Peterson
Lakeville
Mass
New Bedford
Tanlaoc
Tanlae
Tombstone on Beer Barrel Sparks Friendly Debate
In a humorous anecdote from the Chicago American a countryman inscribes a respected deacon's name on a tombstone resting on an empty beer barrel. A friend objects that the deceased never drank beer, but the sculptor replies that the departed would likely trade for a pint now.
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Bill Dale
Morelands
McLaurin
Bobby
John K. Dale
Dale
Worthy
John
Chicago
Cuticura Promises Soothing Care for Scalp and Skin
A vintage beauty advice note urges gentle scalp relief with Cuticura Ointment for itching and dan Gruff spots, followed by Cuticura Soap and hot water shampoo. The recommendation says to make these products daily toiletries for clear skin and soft hands.
Letter from Africa Reveals Laughing Hyenas Nearby
Uncle Josh reads a note from Nephew Harry now in Africa. He reports a family of laughing hyenas within twenty rows of his house and mentions his wife’s reaction to having pleasant neighbors despite the wild claim.
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Lucky
Josh
Harry
Africa
Phrase on Beauty and Nonsense in Social Observation
A witty remark contrasts male appreciation for pretty women with a preference for the sense of homely women. The line reflects social humor about attraction and judgment, implying charm often outweighs intellect in popularity.
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Doubleday, Page & Co
Hapsburg Liebe
Bil Dale
the Blaisdell
Cincinnati
Harris
Cincy
Will
Major Bradley
Hayes
Agehal
Insanshinar
Tralimmen
Doe
Adam
Dave
Addie Moreland
Iie
Gawspel
George
Farmer
Reall
Camden Chemical Meg. Coo
Mickle Streets
Camden
New Jersey
Parker
Danarudl
Hiscox Chem
Patchogue N
Abe Setemac
Hiscox Chemical Works
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