Man and girl aid Fairchild in mountain chase for bandit
Robert Fairchild travels toward the Rockies when a whipcord clad girl helps with a tire and a quick lift, then pays him a ten dollar reward as a sheriff pursues an auto bandit seen earlier on the road.
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Robert Wairchild
Overland Limited
Rocky Mountains
Indianapolis
Rockies
Fairchild
Denver
Chads
Korks Creek
Clear Creek
Ohadi
Central Loop
Golden
Mont Lookout
Chadi
Masters Mount Lookout
Genesee Mountain
Robert Fairchild
Arapahoe County
Tonneau
Fairchild Arrives at Mother Howard's and Faces Local Rivals
Thornton Fairchild's son reaches the mining town and meets Mother Howard at her boarding house. She hints his father’s past and warns him to avoid Blindeye Bozeman Taylor Bill Squint Rodaine as two wary players observe him in the dining hall.
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Fairchild
Denver
Pen
Smelter
Golden
Pardner
Chadi
Miner
Mother Howard
Thornton Fairchild
Tre
Mrs. Howard
Robert
Falrehhild
Robert Fairchild
Stopes
Howard
Blindeye Bozeman
Taylor Bill
Squint
Rodaine
Dark Family Secret Drives Colorado Mine Quest
Robert Fair learns of a thirty year old secret from his father and inherits a mining claim in Colorado. Lawyer Henry Beamish identifies the claim as a silver mine at Ohadi, thirty eight miles from Denver and warns of foe Squint Rodaine as a danger. Robert plans to travel to Ohadi to pursue the mining venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornton Fairchild
Robert
Fairchild
Colorado
Henry Beamish
Beamish
Ohadi
Denver
Squint
Rodaine
New Gasoline Power Shovel Debuts in Radical Design
A Popular Mechanics description introduces a new gasoline powered shovel that uses one slow-speed engine with no motors or clutches on the boom. The dipper, boom, and swing are controlled by integrated mechanisms. the unit is self-propelled on tractor treads and shows promising preliminary trials.
Early French Gun Receives Royal Rejection
The first machine gun, created by M. du Perron of Lyons France, faced rejection from Louis XVI who deemed it too murderous for use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. du Perron
Lyons
France
Louis XVI
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Soothes Ailments
Mrs Sherman of Lake Michigan reports irregularities and weakness eased after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits initial improvement to the first bottle and final cure after several bottles and the Sonative Wash. The letter urges other women to try the remedy when doctors fail.
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Mary Sherman
Route 2
Lake, Mich
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia
Pinkham
Income Tax on Members of Parliament Salary Loophole
The New Republic notes MPs earning £400 yearly may deduct expenses, effectively removing tax for poorer MPs. It calls the discovery a happy issue that relieves MPs without blaming Parliament, suggesting the law has long allowed this but few saw it until recently.
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M. P
Ministry
House of Commons
Crown
Parliament
New Republic
Complete Absorption
A brief conversation recounts a lecture where Mrs. Gadder praises the talk on the consciousness of the subconsciousness. The exchange notes the speaker’s topic without clarifying its meaning and adds a humorous line about distinguishing attire of women in the audience. The snippet preserves a colonial newspaper tone and local banter.
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Mr. Gadder
Mrs. Gadder
Birminghaim
Agee Herald
Small Saintly Congregation Chimes In For Choir
Boston Transcript notes a church notice inviting early attendance for splendid music and urging all sinners to assist in the choir, emphasizing communal participation in the service.
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Boston Transcript
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Courtney Ryley Cooper
Little, Brown & Co
Chapter
Harry
Vs. Sherman
Bellans
Oakland
Nebr
Anglo-American Drug Co
Fulton Street
New York
Gan
Harold F. Ritchie & Co., Inc
Toronto
London
Sydney
Green Mountain
J. H. Guild
Hetr Box
J. W Guil Tld-Co
Ellis, Chen
WN. U
Kansas City
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