Garth flies into valley to rescue Vivian Huxley
In a dawn flight Garth guides Lilith Ramill toward the Selwyn valley to confront the placer miners. He lands the cabin plane with care, fights off ambush by Huxley and his crew, rescues Lilith, and faces a deadly showdown as Constable Dillon is killed and Garth rips to safety with the plane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garth
Lilith
Tobin
Huxbey
Huxley
Lost Valley
Selwyns
Fils
Huxby
Husby
Placer
Miss Ramill
Dillon
Sera
Northwest
Vivian Huxley
Red Jay
The
Northwest Mounted Police
Rill
Lilith Ramill
Alan
Constable Dillon
Fong
Death
Husky
Oyster Island and the Ellis Island Era in New Amsterdam
A historical sketch traces Oyster Island in New Amsterdam, later Ellis Island, from a gay resort to a federal immigrant station by 1890. It cites Edward Corsi noting a tilde change in 1932 amid shifting immigration patterns and provides figures from 1928 and 1932. The piece also contrasts Nova Scotia’s Gaelic presence with Scottish parallels, highlighting Inverness and Gaelic language prevalence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Amsterdam
Hills Island
Oyster Island
Wasa
New “Amsterdam
Edward Corsi
United States
Ellis Island
Samuel Ellis
Bergen County
New Jersey
Two All Star Baseball Lists Draw Divide
A Baseball Writers Association of America secretary cites a 32 player list from 1800 to today and seeks reader input to vote the ten best for hall of fame tablets. The columnist, skeptical of owners, presents two sections of players with asterisks marking those not on the ballot, separating honored veterans from those past prime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Baseball Writers’ Association of America
Baseball Hall of Fame
American League
Rumor Explains Trade of Young Johnny Allen
A collection of far-ranging sports gossip hints at why young Johnny Allen was traded by the Yankees amid broader chatter about figures like Lou Gehrig. It also touches on boxing managers, Madison Square Garden stunts, and a mix of veteran athletes and quirky anecdotes from the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Allen
Johnny Alen
Yankees
Lou Gehrig
Lefty Gomez
Boston Garden
Harry O’connor
White Rose Club
Latent Rabies Incubation From Infection to Outbreak Varied
Rabies often shows a long latent period before symptoms. Incubation commonly runs 20 to 60 days, with rare cases delaying outbreak up to a year. The text notes remarkable and extended delays in manifestation after infection.
Skeletons in Armor Found Near Venice Battlefield Site
Medieval armor clad skeletons, including a man with a sword between the ribs, were unearthed during excavations for a new canal near Stra by Venice. Numerous ancient weapons, armor fragments, and hand painted vases with preserved colors were recovered from the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venice
Stra
Venetian
Fill Up at the Well Inventor Seeks Water Powered Car
A Texas inventor believes he will run an automobile on water alone soon. The Boston Herald suggests testing the idea personally before wider use, noting practical concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Boston Herald
Thought As Father Of A Man Thinks He Is Catching Cold
Fragmentary line appears to reflect a moral or anecdotal maxim about belief and health. The readable portion suggests a father’s mindset that frames or predicts illness as a result of exposure to a draught. The fragment lacks clear subject, author, or publication context.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Robert
Ames Bennet
Robert Ames Bennet
Chapter
Nova Scotia
Longfellow
Nova
Walter Johnson
Cy Young
Lefty Grove
Rube Waddell
Bob O'Farrell
Roger Bresnahan Will. Terry
Ifred Tenney
Rogers Hornsby
Napoleon Laroess
Hans Wagner
Glenn Wright
Ie Traynor
Jim Collins
Cy Cobb
Willie Keele
Gabe Ruth
Ed Delehanty
Iris Speaker
Fred Clarke
Madison Square Garden
Jim Braddock
Colonel Kilpatrick
Max Schmeling
Bill Tilden
California
Joe Medwick
Mediewocz
St. Francis
Brooklyn
Yablok
Coley Lamp
Wichite
Kane
Los Angeles
Calif
Philadelphia
Eee
Lambago
Dept. 1
Matthews Oratories
W. 17Th St
New York City
Garfield
Tes
Brooklyn, M.Y
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!