Cattle Thieves and Rescue Amid Dakotas Outlaw Story
In Kemah County the Williston ranch suffers a raid by Jesse Black and his gang as Mary Williston waits with hope while Langford leads a rescue. Louise Dale joins the investigation and county attorney Gordon laments justice tampering as Mary pleads for Langford to return after a battle and fire at the Williston home.
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George Williston
Missouri
Brand
J. R
Paul Langford
Dakotahs
Wind City
Richard Gordon
Kemah
Jesse Black
Jim Munson
Louise
Bill Brown
Mag
Munson
James R. McAllister
Jake Sanderson
Gordon
Louise Dale
Williston
Three Bars
Langford
Mary
Poor little girl and the missing Williston nightmare
In a tense Western scene Langford and his crew search for Williston after a deadly pursuit. Jim reports a dead body and a missing father while the girl lies unconscious with a broken arm. The crew debates blame and safety as they plan to care for the injured girl at White's before contacting a reporter.
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Langford
Williston
Mr. Langford
Mary
Doc
August
Mother White
Jim
White's
Janywey
You Are the Boss Chapter XI Passage
A fragment from a chapter titled You Are the Boss shows a character offering a cass smile and addressing a scene of courteous exchange. The readable lines hint at social power dynamics and a moment of gesture between two individuals.
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Cass
St Louis Man Builds Home Electric Lighting Plant
Jed Brendel, a Commercial building engineer, completed a home electric lighting plant in his Union boulevard yard. A four-horse power gasoline engine powers a generator with rheostats and meters, lighting his house and a tenant home, running a sewing machine, ironing and fans, with plans to cook soon. The plant, built in a personal power house by Brendel and friends, cost about 400 dollars and lights 40 lamps for roughly ten cents per night. Mrs Brendel serves as chief engineer and Mrs Louis Daniels as assistant.
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Brendel
Louis Daniels
A Bittersweet Chat At A Reception
A brief exchange reveals admiration for Miss Peachley, who surprised with talents beyond modeling in clay, including woodwork, noted after a recent social event.
Woman Credits Dean's Kidney Pills in Columbus Ad
Mrs Rebecca Mack of 1795 B Rich Street Columbus Ohio reports relief from kidney pain backache and nervous energy loss after using Dean's Kidney Pills. She says the pills gave prompt relief and cured symptoms with continued use. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Defiance Starch Promises Smoother Laundry Results
An article urges using Defiance Starch for home laundry to achieve stiffness with less paste. It claims Defiance is stronger, allowing a thinner application that preserves fabric appearance and wear.
A Dreadful Secret Of The Birthday Dress
A brief exchange shows a wife reveals a secret longing for a new dress and hat for her birthday. The husband presses for details, and she vows to be open about the wish, highlighting domestic marital banter with a humorous note from Tatler.
Where He Drew the Line in Court
A famous English barrister once defended a cook accused of murdering his master and won an acquittal. Afterward the cook asked how to repay him and the counsel replied to never cook for him again.
Money to Burn on the Roadside Fury of Wealth
Pat and Mike watch a large touring car streak by leaving dust and a roar. They remark that such wagons cost a fortune and reflect on spending, lamenting tainted money and the wealth they glimpse.
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Pat
Mike
Grape-Nuts Aids Woman With Severe Dyspepsia Recovery
A Wisconsin woman records a dramatic recovery from chronic dyspepsia after three years on Grape-Nuts. She details initial weakness, weight loss from 145 to 90 pounds, and speech difficulties, then credits gradual improvement to Grape-Nuts with milk and lime water. She later resumes meals including fruit and vegetables, continues Grape-Nuts for breakfast and supper, and notes improved mental function.
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Nuskay
Nana
Paul
Kingdom Come
St. Louis
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