Molly Gray Defends Claim from Roguish Lumly in Canyon
Molly Gray confronts Dave Lumly in Crow rock canyon after a tense standoff over a mining claim. Pete Clarkson regains footing at the Great Dome site as Molly asserts control, warning Lumly and sending him away with the paper.
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Clarinon
Molly Gray
Jill
Molly - Gray
Pete
Abe
Crow Ledge
Crow Rock
Ameter
Molly
Angy
Pete Clarkson
Dave Lutuly
Ows
Tin Lulu
Registrar of Claims
Pate
Clarkson
Bis ‘Claity
Allan Smith
Bnd
Dave Liinly
Lumly
Din
Youngsmith
Baisbot
Bineelf
Dave Lualy
Pate Clarkson
Brownfog
Biliakdes
Géetet Bores
Ita
Trey Ae
Ofonene Ake
Negtetry
Avi
Daisy
Dave Lumiy
Bridie
Caltiiy
Ares
Cartertown
Lundy
Crow Creek
Tosward
Jet
Pela
Horse trading tall tales and a tall horse bargain
In a rustic reminiscence, a veteran recalls horse trading days with Major Chartle Slaughter and a roan horse with an impossibly tall neck. The tale covers bluffs, a matched team trade, and the major’s obsession with a tall horse despite its quirks, ending in a redoubled bargain and a costly lesson.
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Lee
Wy’ S
Harge
samHling
Ifa Toon Buya
Élgar
Ap Ineult
Matty
Chartle Slaughter
Enid
Galted
Ronn
St's
Jake
Avis
Jim
Barneys
Timatam
Chad
Jose
Moses Gene Chienge
Climber's Eminence and the Social Ladder Costs
London Truth recounts a man detailing how education and connections through money bought social ascent in England. He describes lavish spending, noble connections, club memberships, and a peerage gained for contributions to party funds, noting bribery and corruption as key forces in attaining status.
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England
Warttat
Guinéns
T.I
London
Feet as Hands Among Yellow Races Cited by French Scientist
A French savant, AM Lannelongue, argues in a Paria Academy communication that among the Yellow Races the foot serves as a prehensile organ far more than commonly believed. He cites examples in Tokyo of a youth using a rail with his feet, Japanese habit of standing on heels, and natives using feet to collect small objects and even catch mice. He contends that such foot dexterity provides a survival edge over Caucasians, who mainly use feet for locomotion.
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Lannetongue
Paria Academy
Sciences
Tokyo
Anon
AM. Lannelongue
Philadelphia Ledger
Hoffman Arrives In Glassow Inter on Weekend
A garbled report describes the German physicist Hoffman arriving in Glassow on Saturday night and Sunday morning. He asks to see Lord Kelyjo, and a servant answers that Sir William is not home. The servant adds Hoffman will likely find him at church.
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Hoffman
Glassow
Kelyjo
Wealth
Goffiman
Wiliam
Diary Notes On Smoking And A Judge’s Violence
A fragmentary diary passage from 1953 describes an aversion to tobacco and a disturbing incident at a Brooklyn boarding house. The writer recalls Judge X drinking, attempting to kill his wife with a lanyard, and the judge's wife confronting him about smoking in her parlor.
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Henry
Stanley
Ayamp
Brooklyn
N.Y
Judge X
Pacior
Rainy Gey Pursuit of Pleasure Cattle Pack Quip
Fragmentary note shows a lighthearted Washington letter quoting a club member who jokes that nearly every member of a certain group brings along cattle. The text is garbled and lacks clear event or attribution.
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Imap
Ont -Mablug
Washington
Fragmentary wartime motto echoes in faded note
A torn, unclear page fragment shows a father urging his son Tommy to count to a hundred as a sign of endurance during conflict. The handwriting is smeared, with stray letters and broken phrases suggesting a wartime message or family recording amid upheaval.
Preparing Indian Grammar in Northwest Languages
Smithsonian researchers led by Dr Frachtenburg study and preserve the languages spoken by Northwest tribes. He notes plans to finish the Northwest division by 1914 and to publish grammars and histories for tribes like Coos and Molalla while detailing failed government promises and land losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frachtenburg
Smithsonian Institution
Oragon
Vpaclie
Leo J. Frachtenburg
Porthud
Ore
Iruchstenburg
Big
Tris
Indias
Dorthind
Frachienharys
Smithsonian
Oren
Congress
Hia Sear
Siletz
Molulla
Mears T
Oregon City
Stletz
Shire
An Optimist Keeps Cheer Despite Woes
An optimist speaks with a bright, comforting tone, claiming trouble is only a complication. He notes mini woes, yet remains content, urging others to face bills and toil with a smile, believing brighter days will come and that work is the path forward.
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Emile Wi Alsyays
Sorey
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Frederick, MD
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Seeger & Company
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Oregon
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