The Joveliest bolnges and a wounded lover
A dramatic scene unfolds as a ball wounds Omer in the temple during a tense march to a fort. Agnes Montgomery tends him, and amid ambushed whispers the narrator recognizes a mysterious friend. Omer survives, while a bond forms between him and Agnes as he recovers. The tale closes with a quiet, hopeful farewell.
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Anid
Big Daughter
Henry Gmor
Hoesens
Dena
Jouvinge
Agnes Montgomery
Omer
Curgoon
Agnes
Aguesa Montgomery
Eye for an eye and desert exile in Apache rescue tale
Agnes discovers the scarred hero reveals a fall from grace after wounding the woman he loves. He fled to a desert to die but returns to explain how a missing eye sparked his long sacrifice and secret remorse alongside Colonel Montgomery’s perilous Apache encounter.
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Agnes
Henry
Avery
Montgomery Cod
Coronel
Ann
Cowboys and saddles amid Western stock handling lore
A fragment from a periodical sketch explains the stock saddle’s design and purpose in cowboy life, detailing its sturdy construction, Spanish American origin, and the rope’s vital role. It also shares a humorous vignette about butter discourse and a note on jelly-making aids.
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Allan Uendrinks
Lippincott
Homemade Jelly SqueezER Promises Hand Power Juice
A Chicago Record item describes a handmade jelly juice extractor. The device uses hot cooked fruit in a jelly bag and hand power, with a setup that avoids touching the juice. It hangs the bag and uses curved fuses and blocks to pull handles together, adjusting tension as needed.
Preparing the Way He Would You Scream If I Adas You
Indianapolis Journal reports a fragmented opinion piece exploring caution against deceit and urging careful scrutiny of financial schemes and promises. The text mentions fraud and warning against trusting dubious claims.
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Indianepolis Journal
The Lines of the Wand on a Sunday Drive
A couple traveling through a shady country road discuss palmistry while joking about foretelling fortune. The man asks if the woman believes in palmistry and she replies she could foretell a pleasant drive if she could read his hand.
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Comis
Venice Visit Recounted in Harper's Bazar Note
Mra Enaticke You and Ihor Mea Trattae recall touring Venice during Europe trip. They describe being rowed about by a local boatman as part of the city’s noted charm, according to Harper's Bazar.
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Enaticke
Venice
Europe
Harper’s Bazar
Street of Spiders and Mimic Crabs in Florida Reef
An observer recounts a Florida reef walk where yellow spiders weave webs across a path. They disappear by swinging away, while crabs mimic cactus fruit to evade predators. Birds probe the silk net, and other wildlife show protective mimicry in a sunlit, cactus-fringed passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida Reef
Jevior
Salza
Hero
Thera
Eraba
New York Post
New Bathing Suit Styles and Dress Detailing
The article outlines the latest bathing suit trends with longer skirts and graceful lines, comparing sturdier and lighter fabrics. It describes various fabrics from serge and satin to muslin and silk, notes color preferences like deep red and blues, and provides pattern tips for self-sewn gowns including pattern choices, closures, elastic placement, and decorative trims. It details two garment models with blue serge and dark red gowns, describing bodice shapes, sleeve styles, gores in the skirts, and trim patterns using white braid and buttons.
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Randora
Fisher Side
George
Raspberry Shrub and Claret Cup in a Historic Drink Guide
A fragmented cooking section describes raspberry shrub with berries soaked in cider vinegar, then boiled with sugar and bottled. It shifts to a claret cup recipe using elgret, lemon juice, mint, and soda, then hints at fashion notes with Parisians millinery, dress trends, and sleeve styles.
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Butters
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Pearson's Weekly
Rovel
New Yorker
Binka
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Jayer
Chicago
Florida
Tricka of Nature
Orage
Thia
Bookah Persone
Milwaukee
Janz Pal
Paria
Morey &T
Booker
Janin
Nueva St
San Antonoc
Texas
C&.ccoo
Alamg
Stearm Laundary
SIS
Watson Shree
F. Colling
G. Cgo
San Antonio
Alamo Cement Company
United States
Main Avenue
San Antonio, Tex
Calaveras
Mackey Brick
M'’'g Company Telephona
Menger
Alex Bneelhardt
A. Sartor
West Commerce Atreet
New York
Masuis
Edward Jenner
Teluprone
Labor Street
Dean &-Son
Flores Street
C. H. Guenther Milling Company
Guenther
J. Cc
Soledad Street
Old Court House
Fiat Panama
Une
Buli
John H. Erb
Tinenown No
Wagner Brothers General Planing
Lee
Sen Marcos Silvera
Hlmendorf&co
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