Mating in the Wilds ends with rescue at last
Helen is abducted by a half breed after a cabin attack on a northern river trip. Stange is believed dead but survives to guide Helen toward rescue. Gerald Ainley arrives with rifles blasting to save her as a blizzard roars and a bluff looms ahead.
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Hubert Stane Orves
Forge
Helen Edely
Popetner
Helen
Hudson Bay Cam
Stange
Benard
B Stane
Gerald Aintey
Welen
Cheon
Tiger
Nic
Melen
Gerald Ainley
President Coolidge Seeks 1924 Nomination in Mass Press
Washington dispatch says Frank W. Stearns announces President Coolidge will seek the Republican nomination in 1924. William M. Butler will act as the president's personal representative in Massachusetts and nationwide as the campaign organization forms under Stearns and James B. Reynolds.
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Washington
President Coolidge
Frank W. Stearns
Toston
William M. Butler
Massachusetts
Coolidge
Stearns
James B. Reynolds
Republican National Committee
Mr. Coolidge
Teynolds
Massachuusetts
National Committee
Clevelards Slated for G.9 P. Convention
A notice from Washington reports Clevelands planned participation in a G.9 P. convention. details describe delegates and leadership decisions, with references to party committees and expected attendees amid ongoing campaign activity.
No Hope For Trapped Miners At Mount Jessup Mine
Foreman warned workers of danger after a roof fall at Mount Jessup Coal Co. mine in Jessup. Five men trapped 140 feet square pillar area are presumed crushed under rock. Victims listed as Evan Jones John Ne vile Joe Kehut finets Mike Sabsbeck and Aridiew Dad deek. Two gangs were thinning pillars when the collapse occurred and saved men reported signs of danger before being trapped.
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Scranton
Paw
Anials
Mount Jessup
Jessup
Vietins
Evan Jones
Nine Farpmany John Nevile
Joe Kehut Finets
Mike Sabsbeck
Aridiew Dad
Baseball magnates converge for December Chicago powwow
Prominent baseball magnates gather in Chicago for a December meeting amid expectations of numerous trades and big moves at the upcoming negotiations. Leaders anticipate a busy period ahead as clubs haggle over player deals and franchise strategies.
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Amul
Chicago
Joint-Ease for Stiff Swollen Joints
A pharmacist touts Joint-Ease as a remedy for rheumatic joint swellings and stiffness. The advertisement claims it soaks through skin to ease ankle knee hip elbow shoulder spine and fingers, offering speedy relief at 59 cents a tube through Dixie Drug Stores and pharmacists nationwide.
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Dixie Drug Stores
Information Bureau and Automobiles Club Aid City Tourism
The Chamber of Commerce runs a main thoroughfare Information Bureau for tourists visited by about 30 people daily in summer, delivering strong advertising value for the City. The Maryland Automobile Club branch supports motorists and stands as a key activity linked with the Chamber.
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Chamber of Commerce
Automobile Club of Maryland
The Main Business of Your Life and Mine
The main business of your life and mine is to keep well. The sick man is only half a man. A spinal nerve pinch interferes with life impulses to organs. Chiropractic adjustments restore alignment and health for conditions from eyes to kidneys. Health can be made by telephoning 164.
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Reynolds
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Stemp
Alten
Virginia
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South
Watson
Tadana
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Ala Hama
South Dakota
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Cleveland
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Wfanesville
Everett True
Beth
Mnsrinigsg
Puddine
Fruit Puddine Co
Baltimore, Md
Frederick
Citizens of
Frederick, Maryland
Charles Schalle
Horn
Mcintyre
TMENT
O. R. McIntyre
E. Second St
Uncle Hen
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