Mysterious Death Rumor Spurs Cavalry Trail
Wyatt, a veteran, is suspected of murder as Gruen Briar escorts him to io Springs. Major Harwood, an old neighbor, lies dead in a house street setting. Wyatt dons a uniform and flees at night, joining a Federal cavalry pursuit led by Lieutenant S. The trail leads toward Harwood’s body being found.
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Io Springs
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Taylor
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Ray
Ned Cowan
Ramsay
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War Department
Here
Hell
Deserted Mountain Home Hides Harwood Clues
A lone narrator edges through a war scarred valley and reaches Major Harwood’s deserted mountain residence. He searches the ruined mansion for papers and clues tied to the murder and Confederate resistance, noting vandals, a still-warm hearth, and a single meal left on the table as dawn nears.
Which Sport Takes the Most Out of Players Says Expert
An expert compares water polo and ice hockey in roughness and endurance, noting both are highly taxing. The discussion surveys lacrosse, running, tennis, and other sports, concluding running in well conditioned athletes can be brief though demanding.
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Tabers
Hohlemainens
Merediths
Western Canada Wheat Harvest Sets Record Across Prairies
The wheat crop of Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta exceeds 275 million bushels with averages above 25 bushels per acre. Reports from many farms show extraordinary yields including 69 bushels per acre near Lethbridge and 60 bushels on Marquis wheat. Canadian grain exports head to United States markets despite duties, while oats and barley show strong production. The overall harvest signals lasting agricultural wealth and major influence on markets and rail transport.
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Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Canada
British Columbia
Elmir Seller
Strassburg
Sask
Jas. A. Benner
Daysland
J. N. Wagner
S. A. Tosthagen
Maysland
Gleichen
D. H. Engle
Humboldt
Iowa
Engle
Lethbridge
Unity
United States
Minneapolis
Duluth
St. Louis
Wadena
S. A
Denver
West Canada
Exposition
Swift Cut
Chicago
Wes Canada
Robinson and Company
E. H. Maunsell
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Maunsell
Arr and Company
Clay, Robinson Company
M Sell
Canadian Pacific
Dian Northern
Grand T Pacific
Ocean
Tip orary Song Roots Stir Wartime Gaps
The article traces the origins of the WWI era marching tune Tip orary linking it to the trenches and claims of English birth among performers. It notes rival claims about the song’s author Pat Rooney the vaudeville star and his son Pat Rooney the stage actor and singer.
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Pany
Pat Rooney
Mr. Reilly
Scots and Irish in a parlor tale from London Opinion
A London Opinion quip explores a joke about a Scotsman and an Irishman in a parlor, noting the Irishman's lack of funds and their departure empty handed after a failed drink. The fragment hints at frugality and wealth themes through a brief humorous exchange.
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Havana
London
Forgotten Greatness and Hidden Team Names
Fragmentary OCR hints at nostalgia around American greatness and unnamed players. Reflections mention a past team that won the base ball last year and the speaker’s hesitation to name contributors. The text is incomplete and lacks clear facts or dates.
Those Locomotive Orders Show War Time Trade Surges
A New York Times column notes the surge in locomotive orders by allies, especially Russia, with hundreds bought in the war economy. It argues one American locomotive equals about five foreign ones in scale and value, contrasting big tractors with smaller trench locomotives and steam trucks.
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Russia
New York ‘Times
Alarming Rise in Highway Accidents in First Half
The report notes an increase in fronted and related crashes on highways during the first six months of the year. Authorities cite factors and call for improved safety measures and traffic enforcement.
No Italian Anthem Leaves Musicians Seeking National Theme
The piece notes Italy lacks an officially recognized national anthem though songs like the Royal March and Garibaldi's Hymn are prominent. It compares Italy's situation with Turkey where a national anthem prize remains unclaimed following the revolution and the Young Turks.
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Italy
Value of Expert Testimony in Courts
The piece critiques insanity experts and handwriting specialists whose value fades with overuse in courts. It argues that unless mental incapacity is observable to judge and jury, expert testimony adds little, and quotes a quip about everyone being crazy except thee and me.
Fandom Fights for Cheaper Seats in Baseball Parks
The piece argues ten cent baseball is unlikely without salary cuts, but predicts extended twenty five cent seating. Western parks keep bleachers large while eastern clubs plan expanding two bit capacity to attract the common fan. It warns popular access is essential to keep major league baseball from losing the mass audience to amateur ball.
Highway deaths rise despite more vehicles
The article notes a sharp rise in highway fatalities, with New York state deaths increasing from 183 in 1914 to 241 this year and New Jersey deaths up to 88, while population and vehicle use have grown. It argues drivers and pedestrians both have rights and urges ordinary care to reduce avoidable deaths.
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New York State
New Jersey
Philadelphia
There Are No Fighters Today Says John L. Sullivan
John L Sullivan laments modern boxers as weak and unworthy, claiming he could easily defeat them with one hand and questioning why audiences pay to watch today's fights. He contrasts past combatants with current contenders, asserting a decline in real fighting skill.
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Conan
John L
Cord
Mathewson Uncertain on Next Season and Pitching
Christy Mathewson says he does not know if he will pitch next year as his arm is worn and requires a long winter rest. Regardless, he is expected to stay with the team offering tips to younger pitchers when possible.
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Mathewson
Christy Mathewson
Siper
Geography Missing From Comatose State Tale
A child searches a geography book for the state of comatose in a humorous miscue. He reports to his father that the term is not found, prompting a pun on the word state and the child’s effort to locate it quickly.
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Bobby
Rebel Oakes Retained as Pittsburgh Federal League Manager
Rebel Oakes will return as manager of the Pittsburgh Federal league club next year and for several additional years. He has not signed a managerial contract yet and will delay signing, but he and President Edward W. Gwinner have reached an agreement.
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Rebel Oakes
Rebel” Oakes
Pittsburgh
Edward W. Gwinner
Los Angeles Drafts Jackson from Bloomington Club
Charles Jackson of the Bloomington club in the I. L. L. league has been drafted by the Los Angeles club of the Pacific Coast league.
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Los Angeles
Jackson
Curse der
Charles Jackson
Bloomington
Grateful Testimony for Dodds Kidney Pills
A letter from F G C Case of Welcome Pa describes relief from kidney pain sleep disturbance and fatigue after using Dodds Kidney Pills. He asserts improvement in appetite thirst and breath with a claim of cure and urges publication for the benefit of sufferers. Also notes Dodds Dyspeptic Pills and price details from the Buffalo dealer.
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Mr. F. GC
Dodds Kidney
Dodds
Dodds Medicine
Buffalo
Old bachelor claims fashionable women are living works of art
An old bachelor speculates that fashionable young women resemble living works of art, offering a wry, observational remark on style and modern beauty without asserting any concrete events or names.
Bromo Quinine Ad Runs Cautiously in Old Ads
An old advertisement touts Bromo Quinine as a tonic and laxative, claiming it treats head discomfort without causing lousness or ringing. It stresses the product name Bromo Quinine and directs readers to look for the sign E. W. Grove, price 25 cents.
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Signe E. W. Grove
The Average Woman and The Notion Of Perfection
A brief reflective piece questions the belief that any map can be perfect and suggests a woman’s view on perfection and self judgment. It highlights the tension between ideal standards and personal acceptance.
Dr Pierce's Pellets Laxative Claim For Bowel Relief
A brief note touts Dr Pierce's Pellets as best for bowels and stomach. It describes a laxative three for a cathartic effect, emphasizing digestive relief.
Finish Reveals If Man Is Polish Not By Origin
A wry quip notes that true polish shows in the finish rather than a man’s origin. The line humorously contrasts surface appearance with inner quality in a brief, pointed jest.
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