Cuban spy plot threatens U S in Santiago campaign
Holton, an American officer, pursues a Cuban spy within General Garcia’s camp. The spy, aided by Garcia’s faction, plans to covertly derail U S efforts as patrols move toward Segaranca and Santiago. Holton evades capture, ends at risk of execution, and escapes into the jungle with Garcia’s forces closing behind.
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Ian Jiollon
Itride
Dini
Tampa
Mmills Holton
United States
Elolton
Tessa
A Tessa
Ral Sampson
Holton
Het
Illard
Trennines
Garcia
Manigua
Shafter
Montez
Calixto Garcia
Santiago
General Shafter
Segaranca
Cuba
Castillo
Senor
le Peket
Linares
el Paso
Siboney
Muller
General Linares
Guaismas
Mahngan
Annapolis
Molton
Soul of a Poet in a Patch of Sunset Skating
The narrator describes skating on a povertyed sky patch of ice at sunset with a fifteen year old Irish girl amid rough banter. He sees her as authentic and transcendent, a fusion of ragamuffin, mistress, sister, harlequin, and bird of God, inspiring a rare, ecstatic longing amid brutal urban life.
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aWiMam Vaughn
Atlantic
Untitled fragment about Lak ya engagement
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a young Lak ya engaged as Bere with unclear context and scattered phrases. No coherent events, dates, or named institutions are readable.
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Lak Ya
Bere
Ares
Grim Announcement in Chapter VIII Endangers Holton
Holton is seized by three giants and a white man in blue Spanish officer uniforms. He and a pony lead a cavalry detachment along a mountain trail toward Santiago after dawn. An officer explains two hours of rest before the march resumes, revealing Holton is a non combatant.
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Holton
Garcia
Santiago
Novel Idea for Vacation Letters From the Telephone
An amusing guide explains how to write a telephone style letter as if talking on a line. It advocates loose paragraphing, wide margins, and a casual voice to capture the feel of being connected by a busy wire.
Indian relics secured for Native Sons post in Vancouver Island
Old Indian Fire-Producer Nanaimo on Vancouver Island obtains Native Sons relics presented by Chappel of Gabriola Island. The collection includes a notable stone axhead among other specimens.
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Nanaimo
Vancouver Island
L Aw
Chappel
Gabriola Island
Island of Trinidad and Geography Snapshot
The island of Trinidad spans 55 miles by 40 miles with about 1 800 square miles of area. A mountain chain runs the length of the island, the tallest peak reaching around 3 000 feet above sea level. Population is estimated at 340 000.
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Paradise
Trinidad
Danderine Ad Promises Dandruff Free Hair Glow
An advertisement touts Knowlton's Danderine claiming instant scalp relief from dandruff and hair shedding. It promises immediate shine, volume, and new growth after weeks of use, urging readers to buy a 25 cent bottle and test the product. It ends with a fashion quip about wearing a clinging gown signaling body confidence.
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Knowlton’s
Adv
The Morning Sermon Verse Critiqued by Experts
A collection of snap judgments from Life magazine about a sermon drama with remarks on delivery voice earnestness and rhetorical aim. Critics contrast gallery appeal with biblical framing and question the preacher’s intent and expression.
Bounders and a Heiress Marriage Cheers
Eva Tanguay praised her marriage as a love match not like heiresses uniting with titled bounders. She quips that a titled bounder would boast to a fiancée with a boastful line about loving for herself alone.
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Bounders
Eva Tanguay
Miss Tanguay
Bounder
Golde
Lotta
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