Storm Burst at Crawling Water Vigilantes Raid
In Crawling Water a mob of vigilant riders enters the town at night, abducts Moran faction members, and crowds the jail. Monte Joe holds out in Monte Joe's, but the posse breaks in, capturing prisoners and plotting swift justice, while Wade urges fair trial amid rising bloodlust.
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Noran
Water Valley
Wade
Moran
Kingdom of Satan
Sandy
Monte Joe's
Place
Monte Joe
Lynch
Hasily
Santry
PUTS HEALTH AND VIM INTO WOMEN
Brantford Ontario woman reports renewed energy after using a remedy. She describes chronic fatigue and headaches, claiming significant relief following treatment by a local physician. The account emphasizes improved stamina and recovery from long-standing tired spells.
Mob Threatens Sheriff in Bloodied confrontation
A tense scene unfolds as a mob confronts Sheriff Thomas, demanding lawless action while a grappling crowd shields a gambler named Monte Joe. Wade argues for a square deal, a flour barrel prank drenches the sheriff, and laughter breaks the tension as the narrative moves toward continuation.
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Patel
Wade Beem Mendes
Jor
Tau
Thomas
Wade
Monte Joe
Royal titles and the Duchy of Cornwall explained
The article explains how the Prince of Wales holds the titles Duke of Cornwall and York in different eras, noting the duties and revenues tied to Cornwall. It discusses succession rules, and how Canadians view these titular complexities, with a brief aside on French farming before the war and a wry line about sowing wild oats.
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Prince of Wales
Canada
Duke of Cornwall
Queen Victoria
Duchess of Lancaster
King George
England
Duke of Lancaster
Grace
Lord
Duchy of Cornwall
Edward
Edward the Black Prince
George
York
Duke of
Cornwall
Toronto
I Star
Lost Continent Traced in Pacific by Francis J Ford
Explorer Francis J Ford will investigate a fabled lost continent in the Pacific Ocean. He sails from San Francisco aboard SS Ventura to the South Sea islands visiting Honolulu Samoa Fiji New Hebrides Solomon Islands New Guinea Borneo and Java. Ford travels alone with minimal staff to document ruins and unusual structures with a motion picture camera under British naval protection.
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Atlantis
Atlantic Ocean
Pacific Ocean
Francis J. Ford
South Seas
Catposta
Mr. Ford
San Francisco
Ventura
South Sea Islands
Honolulu
Samoa
Fiji Islands
New Hebrides
Solomon Islands
New Guinea
Borneo
Java
South Pacific
Ford
Sentenced to Death No Appeal Possible
The death warrant is passed out every time a corn is treated with Putnam's Corn Extractor. It means the end of the corn. Putnam's lifts out corns root and branch and never fails. Refuse any substitute for Put Nam's 25¢ everywhere.
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Putnam's
Putnam’s
Recognition for English cooks by cross decoration
A Times-Journal item urges Parliament to honor cooks with a cross for faithful service. It argues that the cook underpins household health and happiness, noting good meals soften even enemies and that greater recognition could solve household friction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Thmas
Oldest Ship Afloat Captivates in St Lawrence Exhibition
The British convict ship Success, built in 1790 at Moulmein, remains the oldest afloat and sole survivor of England's felon transports. Weighing 1100 tons, 125 feet long, 30 feet beam, Burmese teak construction, its 1802 1861 voyage to Australia chronicles drew visitors at Prescott Ontario where limited access allowed inspection of dungeons and branding irons.
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Success
St. Lawrence Waters
Buffalo
Moulmein
British India
England
Australia
Prescott
Ont
Solar observatories cross the globe to study the sun
Dr William J S Lockyer argues for a worldwide chain of solar observatories to monitor the sun at all times. He notes eleven year solar cycles and the need to place stations in India and around longitudes to fill gaps between America and India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. S. Lockyer
Norman Lockyer
Sidmouth
South Devon
England
India
Europe
America
Iodia
Peacekeeper's remark sparks clash justified by peace
A prisoner explains acting as peacemaker while the magistrate rebukes him for striking. The prisoner concedes the blow was to restore peace. Pearson's Weekly notes that a vulture and a crow possess exceptionally keen smell allowing detection of prey up to 40 miles away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearson's Weekly
Man as a Brain Liver Electrochemical Machine
Dr. George W. Crile of Cleveland presented at the London Ontario surgical congress arguing that man is a machine with the brain as the high potential and the liver as the low potential. He described the brain as the positive pole and the liver as the negative pole, with nerves as wires. He claimed the liver’s function chiefly drives brain activity and health, and that emotion, fear, pain, anger and other strong motions affect digestion and overall health, supporting an electrochemical mechanism view of life.
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George W. Crile
Cleveland
Ohio
London
Ont
Wea
Crile
Minister Forgives Burglar After Home Invasion
The Presbyterian minister Dr Kerr of New York aged 65 surprised a burglar at his home and was struck with an axe and maltreated. He recovered consciousness and asked newspaper men to convey forgiveness to the attacker and offered to help him pursue a better path in life. The incident prompted praise from the Mamillon Herald for Christian mercy.
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Kerr
New York
Victor Hugo
Hie Aggallant
Mamillon
Herald
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Wilder Anthony
Frighie Arrant
Kine St. Rien Toren
Mrs. MacPherson
Lydia E. Pinkham
Brantford
Ontario
H. MacPherson
Greenwich St
Tford
Nore
France
Francia J. Ford
Farvous
Gritish
Feton
Coca-Cola Company
Montreal
Winnipeg
Var
Peacemaker
CreUy
Purity Packan
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