The Heart of Night Wind a story by Vingie E Roe
Synopsis of a western tale featuring Walter Landry of Dillingworth Lumber Co. he plans to mine wealth from uncut timber on Siletz land. He asks permission to ride Black Bolt and faces an emergency with a foreman. Ida learns Siletz bears the surname of the Siletz tribe and ponders her own surname as a tender moment unfolds with the Night Wind in the Pines.
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Walter Landry Ohn
Dillingworth- Lumber .Co
Sietz
Black Bolt
Siletz
Ida
Eiza
Landry
Jiampden
Yalta Fines Lumber Company
Toledo
George
Stletg
Lotz Caume
Sandy
Coosnah
Cook Shack
Miss Ordway
Sandry
Forsman
Tridge
Asincetha
Daisy
A Newcomer Changes the Timber Camp
Landry meets Poppy Ordway a New York author staying at the camp and plans to stay. Hampden of the Yella Pines demands a dispute over a tract blocking Landry's East Belt access as the community tensions rise amid expected conflict.
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Lanary
Iwola
Landry
Fifth Avenue
Sandry
New York
Poppy Ordway
Specter
Slychris
Yomber
Sanfkry
Menmer
Ma Dally
Hehdy
Siletz
Mr. Speck
Hampden's push and the new homesteader cabin
Landry fights back a rival claim as Hampden presses for a tract between camp and East Belt. Daily gathers men to demolish a contested shack, while Siletz dreams of the outside world and the preacher's arrival looms over the hill country camp.
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Hampden
East Belt
New York
Flag Ordway
Landry
Allence
Siletz
May Ordway
Ma Daily
Sandry
Brest
Busiess
Portland
Toledo
Colling
John
Portland Lumber Mills
Lanary
Dillingworth Company
Tme
Handcart Helpers Boost Waste-Paper Load Up Broadway
A New York Sun street scene shows a handcart with high wheels and a slat platform piled with heavy waste paper bags. A driver with an empty truck assists by maneuvering the pole end to guide the load, allowing two large horses to push up the incline toward Broadway with the man guiding from behind.
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Nassau Street
Broadway
New York Sun
British sex equation and women’s suffrage debate
In a House of Lords debate, a member warned granting parliamentary franchise to women would hand over the country and empire to a female electorate. Yet the argument found favor, and the woman suffrage bill was defeated 104 to 60.
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United Kingdom
Great Britain
Ireland
House of Lords
British Islands
Multant
Lords
Baltimore author presses on despite rising costs
A young Baltimore writer determined to gain fame explains he funds the publication of his many novels. On his latest visit to the publisher he questions the higher charge, only for the publisher to truthfully note that compositors kept falling asleep over the last manuscript.
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Baltimore
Maryer's Magazine
California Syrup of Figs Laxative for Children
Mothers use California Syrup of Figs as a mild inside cleanser for sick children. The standard remedy eases feverish, irritable, sour stomach and purges foul waste from bowels without griping. A cent bottle with directions for all ages is sold at stores.
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California
Ady
Reasonable Doubt and Jury Instructions Confusion
The piece critiques how juries misunderstand reasonable doubt amid conflicting instructions. It cites Saint Augustine on certainty, and notes judges’ numerous directives can mislead juries into contradictory paths, often leaving them to guess.
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Nobedy
Saint Augustine
Church
Melville Bavisson
Saturday Evening Post
Catty Remark Sparks Dance Floor In Villa Courier
The Villa Courier Journal reports a sharp exchange where a woman questions another about Algernon’s behavior on the dance floor. The speaker asserts he is just afraid he might fall, clinging to his partner during the routine.
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Vale
Louis- Villa
History Tutor Laughs At Camel Fact Exchange
A classroom humor moment unfolds as Harald boasts the camel can go eight days without water and a student counters with a jab about Charlie Brown. The judge interjects, keeping the scene light and playful.
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Harald
Charlie Brown
Switzerland Leads in Retirement Spending for the Poor
The analysis shows Switzerland spends more on retirement support than any other country, highlighting a generous approach to aiding low income retirees. The data contrasts with other nations, underscoring Switzerland's relatively high social protection outlays.
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Switzerland
Her Gift and the Mystery of Inerhawstibility
A fragmentary exchange centers on a mysterious gift described as inseparable from a term that reads as inexact or invented. The dialogue hints at a deeper idea labeled inerhawstibility, raising questions about its meaning and origin within a quirky, era-tinged exchange.
Puzzled to Raise Children with Grape-Nuts
A Brooklyn mother praises Grape-Nuts for aiding her child’s weak digestion and appetite, noting rapid improvement and growth. She cites a friend’s two children with rickets improving after using the cereal, and adds endorsement from her husband and family as proof.
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Brooklyn
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Hoar
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Dally
Fraser
East
Ben
Stafford
Blane Ansious
Old Hazer
Stietz
Wahloowah
Kalawmie
Kalawmia
Silett
Teamater
Algernon
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