Intrigue Drags Governors’ Heirs In North and South Carolinas
Thomas Ardmore and Henry Griswold chase rival plots over the outlaw Appleweight in a tale where Barbara Osborne and Jerry Dangerfield clash with loyalties. Ardmore and Collins capture the rogue while Dangerfield guides the prisoner to Ardsley, resolving to secure his fate.
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Thomas Ardmore
Henry Marie Griswold
North
South Carolina
Griswold
Barbara Osborne
Ardmore
Jerry Dangerfield
North Carolina
Appleweight
Frank Collins
Atlanta
Griswolld
Bill Appleweight
Ardsley
Jerry
Mr. Ardmore
Appleweight Case Haunts Governor as Friends Scramble
In Turner Court House Griswold and Habersham pursue Appleweight after his daring escape. Barbara Osborne fears for her father Gov Osbourne as a hostile Columbia paper insinuates he's abroad on state business. Griswold vows to misdirect reporters while tracing the outlaw and resolving the lost prisoner mystery.
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Ardmore
Collins
Jerry
Appleweight
Miss Dangerfield
Dangerfield
Geraldine Dangerfield
Gal
Caroline
Frien
Raleigh
William Appleweight
Poteet
Kildare
Mr. Appleweight
Papa
North Carolina
Joey — “Appleweight
Habersham
Turner Court House
Griswold
Barbara Osborne
Mount Nebo
Prof. Griswold
Miss Osborne
Mingo County
Applewesight
Mr. Bosworth
Barbara
Columbia
Gov. Asburne
New Orleans
Osborne
South Carolina
Heat Method for Stubborn Wood Screws
A tip suggests heating a red hot poker and applying it to a stubborn screw. The heat expands the screw, then as it cools the screw and hole return to original sizes, allowing easy removal with a screwdriver. The method relies on tiny size change to loosen the fit.
Mud Throwing as National Character Narrated by NY Merchant
A New York merchant laments widespread mud throwing across the country, citing a parable of a small girl by a corner who is asked what she has done. The girl, named Mabel, is called a Queen of the May, illustrating the speaker's view of public slander.
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New York
United States
Mabel
Germs warn boy to stay home amid town streets
A German professor warns a boy walking a mile in town encounters up to 10,000,000 germs that could kill him. The safe remedy is to stay indoors and handle daily chores like ashes, coal, and cooking stoves with care, blocking the stove if danger arises and whitewashing the cellar.
Try This This Summer Coca Cola advertisement
Try This This Summer. The next time you are hot tired or thirsty step up to a soda fountain and get a glass of Coca Cola. It will cool you off relieve fatigue and quench your throat. Send 20 stamp for the Coca Cola Baseball Record Book for 1910 containing Casey At The Bat schedules and baseball information.
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Coca-Cola Co
Atlanta
Coca-Cola
Coca-Cola Baseball
Casey
Aromatic Effects Prescription Advice and Quip
A physician suggests taking the air in an automobile or motor boat as the remedy. The exchange ends with a witty retort about staying home and opening a can of gasoline.
Remembering value beyond appearances in fashion
A witty aphorism notes that applying costly accessories to inexpensive items does not raise inherent worth. The quip cautions against equating price with value and targets superficial judgments in style.
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Canada
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T. Hopkins
Great Jones St
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Reda
National Live Stock Com. Co
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St. Joseph
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Olitan Magazine
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Allen
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Omaha
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