The Bingham House and the Banshee River Legend
The Dar B Ranch borders Lawrence Paget and the U S on the south, with a barbed fence to the east and the Banshee River to the west. Across the river lies the Indian Reserve where Mr Bingham rows his cattle. A white green-trimmed house sits near the river with a ten foot veranda. Mrs Bingham plans to sleep in a greenhouse-fitted south balcony during winter as the Banshee legend near their ford persists.
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Dar B
Lawrence Paget
United States of America
Bingham
Tihe
Bingham House
A Stitch in Time Kidney Health Cure Promised
Quick action is the key to combating kidney disease and related ailments like rheumatism and Bright's disease. Dr Chase's Kidney Liver Pills are advertised as a fast and thorough treatment. A claimant from Lindale Alta reports significant improvement after use.
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Bright
Chase
C. E
Raymus
Lindale
Alta
Lesson Beyond the Prize in a Brownie Tale
A Brownie speaker and a voice discuss that real lessons come from striving for an ideal rather than the treasure itself. The dialogue suggests that the journey toward a goal yields greater happiness than attaining the goal, a message about values and fulfillment. The exchange emphasizes learning through effort and aspiration rather than possession.
A Woman Describes Life On a Canadian Ranch
A narrator details a remote Binglam ranch home with bare fir paneling and a gas plant. She revels in the rustic interior, names Cupid the sorrel horse, and introduces cattle, a Jersey cow named Kathleen, numerous ponies, and pets including a hermit-like cat Thomas and a sanctimonious goat William. Cowboys, a foreman, and a bunkhouse with a gramophone provide the social backdrop as she settles into frontier life.
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Bar B
Cupid
Binglam Ranch
Mr. Bingham
Mr. Livingstone
Kathleen
Lee
Livingstone
David
Thomas
Becket
William
Willam
Sunny
Earl
Rex Weach
Sunday at the ranch and its lively inhabitants
The writer recounts daily life at a ranch, noting Sunday rituals, Bingham and Livingstone’s presence, and savored evenings. A Chinese cook named Lee impresses with work and versatility, while poultry names amuse the household. The narrator jokes about naming pets after famous figures and laments a few quarrelsome remarks.
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Bingham
Livingstone
Lee
Brigham Young
Elaine
Emmeline
Christabel
Jemima
Mary Ann
Christabal
As Others See Us in Names and Distance
Lord Russell notes English readers laugh at distant places while overvaluing domestic names. He cites Poughkeepsie Medicine Hat and Ashby-de-la-Zouch to show how distance fuels interest and political issues in an interconnected world. Byrne argued celestial perspective is needed to view ourselves as others see us.
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Lord Russell
Poughkeepsie
Medicine Hat
England
Ashby-de la-Zouch
Byrne
London Daily Newe
Miller's Worm Powders Promise Quick Worm Removal
Claiming to clear stomach and bowels of worms with no recurrence, Miller's Worm Powders also restore damaged organs and repair constitutional weakness caused by infestation, promising restored health for infants.
Unbreakable glass far surpasses early reports
A Bohemian glass by Dr Horak impresses observers with remarkable resilience and heat resistance. Demonstrations at Hradec Králové show plates surviving 400 degrees C and repeated heating, cooking tests, and nail driving, prompting strong praise from a London based Czecho Slovak fan. In Niagara, 1500 car loads of grapes will be shipped by the Niagara Grape Growers Association this year, about double last year, reflecting a strong harvest and good weather.
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Horak
Bohemia
Hradec Kraleve
Novak
London
Newscastle Chronicle
Niagara
Niagara Grape Growers’ Association
Peninsula
Expect Good Whaling Season In Vancouver Outlook
The Consolidated Whaling Corporation of Vancouver states the season looks favorable as whales are plentiful. An average catch is expected, likely around 1,000 whales.
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Consolidated Whaling Corporation of Vancouver
Iss
Girls Forgotten in China
A brief reflection notes a cultural bias where daughters are often overlooked in population tallies. The author suggests many Chinese families count sons first, thereby excluding girls from the reckoning. The piece comments on gender preference and its social implications.
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China
Minard's Liniment Promoted by Physicians and Burial Custom
Physicians endorse Minard's Liniment while noting a Japanese burial custom that places the dead in a reclining posture to save space. The practice allows three Japanese graves to occupy the space of one American plot.
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Minard
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Special Arran With
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Bar B Ranch
Beter
Dr. Chase
Edmanson, Bates & Co
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Pimzie
Yin Long
Stella
Pim
Ae “Pimale
Geak
Exson
Marine Marine
Magig
Illet
Pure Food Company
Son
Treal
America
St. Paul SC
Montres
Ph Gloven ,O., Inc
Westein Be
New York
U.S.A
Wrigley
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