Night of tarantulas and blood at an Arizona ranch
A San Diego bound officer, his fiancée wife of Castro, and a sergeant confront a web of betrayal. The mistress uses tarantulas to murder the officer. Castro retaliates in a deadly spree as troops arrive to find a dead woman and a terrified man.
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San Diego
Xuma
Castio
Castro
Arizona
Nts
Forbush
Firstro
West Point
Castro's
Waisa
Cotrage
Lieut
Old Castro
Attrhly
Oficer
Advic
Cleer
Graymanta
Ane
Sunny South
Atlanta
Thanksgiving Dinner Reflections From Chicago Interior
A reflective piece on Thanksgiving celebrating sharing, joy, and family. It cites biblical gratitude, Norse and Greek myths, and describes abundance from home stores. The author notes gatherings, distant greetings, and the warm memory of home while praising God.
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Nansen
Chicago
Birdcage Canaries and Delayed Travel in Tokyo Tale
A traveler recalls missing a last Tokyo train due to carrying a tiny birdcage containing a canary. A kind girl aids him, guiding him to his mother’s home, while a maritime steerage miscue leads to a belated steamer. The piece shifts to a medical excerpt on apoplexy and drowning, noting rescue methods and cautions.
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Japaa
Japan
Tokyo
Yokohama
Teu
Cright
Cleveland Leider
Fragmentary Victorian School Reprimand In Chronicle Text
A damaged excerpt from the Chronicle recounts a Sabbath school scene where Ethel is praised and gently corrected after a recitation. The fragment notes her quiet behavior and a teacher remark about being well behaved, mentioning a possible later attack in disjointed wording.
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Ethel
The Rights of the Non-Union Man
The passage rails at both capital and labor extremes, defending nonunion workers while condemning coercive unions. It argues that organized labor terrorizes nonunion men and that workers have a right to refuse joining unions while criticizing boycotts against merchants who carry certain goods. It claims labor hostility harms apprentices and widens poverty.
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Trades Unionism
Steel Trust
Organized Labor
Conditions Tending Toward Anarchism
A dated essay argues that American individualism has eroded respect for others and duties, glorifying self over collective welfare. It portrays youths as irreverent, describes a shift from family obedience to self seeking in adulthood, and warns that emphasis on rights harms civic duty and cooperation.
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Talomrea
Courtesy and the Golden Rule in Daily Life
A reflective editorial argues that true courtesy requires brains and consistent practice of the golden rule. It compares fashionable rituals to moral conduct, warns against secretive or mystical practices, and presses that right action matters more than ritual religiosity, in everyday decisions.
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Saul
Rock Island
St. Paul
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Wooltex
Vandermeulen & Cook
Garden City
Gosseliink & Boat
Cryrisburder
F. D, Gast , H, Wielaard, Y. T
Vanie Niewaal
Garden
Pan Cake Flour ‘Co
Chicago Chronicle
Newell Dwight Hillis
Plymouth Church
New York
John H. White
Episcopal
Northern
Indiana
F. W. Gunsaulus
The
Armour Institute of Technology
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