Dan Failing Faces Vengeance in Mountain Murder
In the Divide Dan Failing fights a cougar to save Whisperfoot and later pursues Cranston in a tense murder case. He uncovers clues on the trail and on Hildreth’s body, laying groundwork for a personal vendetta and a hidden arson investigation.
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Whisperfoot
Dan Falling
Dan
T.tnnox
Chipqua Divide
Whiserfoot
Lennox
Bill
Snowbird
Tost
Snowird
Bil
Bert €Rinston
Umpqua
Federall
Bill Crode
Sandy Mildreth
Cranston
Hildreth
Tower—Hills
In-the- Betes
Wones
Hildréth
Emscand
Davon micro telescope aids naturalists with depth and focus
The Davon micro telescope provides enlarged views of distant objects and intermediate observations, offering great depth of focus and a large field of view. The short focus model features a working distance of 10 to 18 inches and magnifies 15 to 38 diameters, with a rubber tipped rest to study ores, plants, and rocks.
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Davon
Chief Ailment Causes Widespread Back Pain in Columbus
Column from Columbus discusses a prevalent issue of back and bone pain tied to bodily ailments and lifestyle. The piece highlights the strain on residents and hints at medical concerns.
Dinner ideas and recipes from a vintage kitchen page
The article presents several recipes including Cauliflower and Tomato Soup Mock Venison Date Bran Muffins and Rhubarb Soup with instructions for preparation and garnish. It ends with a short quote about happiness from Mrs. Besant.
Household Hints and Frugal Cleaning Tips From a 1900s Page
Practical household advice covers leather care with shoe polish, repurposing leftover pancakes into meals, roasting lamb with rice and onion broth, renewing stiff brushes, reducing sausage waste, fixing caster wheels with paraffin, removing wallpaper with hot paste, a decorative pink sea shell for violets, mending cracked floors with adhesive tape, repainting can interiors with leftover paint, and sprouting ferns with warm water and steam to promote new shoots.
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Walla Q
Lord Kitchener and the Presbyterian Dilemma
The article recalls Lord Kitchener as a military man focused on fighting. Lloyd George pressed for denominational chaplains, including Presbyterians, but Kitchener resisted until he finally agreed and asked how to spell Presbyterian, revealing his blunt practicality.
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Lord Kitchener
Downing—Street
Kitchener
Lloyd George
War Office
Heiress Miss Bond Aims for Victory In Love and Wealth
A quirky dialogue hints at ambitions to win Miss Bond the heiress. The speaker declares tough competition and vows to work harder to prevail. The tone blends humor with social ambitions as expenses loom in daily life.
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Tvor
Miss Bond
German Character Illustrated by Soldier in France
An American in Lille recounts how a German sentry defended forced civilian labor as denial, while the observer notes the German soldier’s blind confidence in authority. The tale underscores naive belief in propaganda and the clash of perceptions amid occupation.
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France
Lille
Corinna H. Smith
Caroline R. Hill
Irrance
Stella and Bella Exchange Questions on Worth
Stella asks about her husband's net worth while Bella notes uncertainty about replacement value. The dialogue centers on unknown finances and appraisal.
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Stella
Bella
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