A Civil War Mission Ends With Escape and Rescue
In a Confederate tent Gen Lee sends Capt Wayne on a perilous mission with Sergt Craig. Disguised Wayne faces capture, a Northern spy Edith Brennan, and a perilous escape through a dark hut, a mastiff attack, and a ballroom pursuit ending in a daring rescue by Jed Bungay and Edith's intervention.
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Edith Brennan
Ilmet
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Night Ride to Escape Through Dark Picket Fence
A lone rider ambushes a lieutenant, frees a covert horse, and escapes with a stolen revolver. He cuts the picket rope, spooks twenty horses, and bolts up the riverbank into the night, outrunning pursuit in a tense tactical retreat.
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Aongil
Nee
Sian
Jones
E. Guard
Leutenan
A Demon on Horseback in a Night Ride Escape
A rider flees pursuing Federal troops after a daring nocturnal trek toward his lines. He and Bungay sustain wounds from a rough clash, Bungay survives with a scorched horse, and they press on toward dawn with resolve to reach safety and honor.
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Cap
Reinforcements for Early Move North in Forced March
A Civil War front scene shows Jack preparing to join Early’s command after Colgate delivers orders overnight. McDaniel’s division advances at dawn as Slayton’s troops move. Sloan and Recke provide artillery while Longstreet crosses the White Briar.
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Colgate
Jack
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Sloan
Recke
Longstreet
White Briar
Shrewd Advice on Appealing Smiles in Court
In Chicago a woman notes a smiling approach works faster than a threatening one. Stella says a certain man is too mean to pay any money, even a dollar down and a dollar a month.
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Chicago
Stella
Former Congressman Black Retires After Legal Career
Frank Black aged fifty eight, once a congressman and governor, says he has earned a million dollars by practicing law and now retires from politics. He argues that after a point money no longer motivates work and time should take priority. Women in church to wear mantillas will replace hats at St. Francis De Sales Cathedral, per Rev. Dr. OConnor.
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Black
St. Francis de Sales Cathedral
Woman Quits Coffee Gains Health After Postum Use
Apple Creek Ohio woman describes four years of heart trouble and nervous prostration from coffee. She stopped coffee and started Postum, reporting energy return, steadier nerves, and no more medicine. Her sister-in-law also noted improvement after visiting.
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