Plainsman Keith Entangled In Sheridan Intrigue
Virginian Captain Jack Keith pursues raiders in a western town mystery. He is arrested for murder, confronts rival Hawley alias Black Bart, and reunites with singer Christie Maclaire while Hope Waite’s past entwines with General Waite in Sheridan.
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Jack Keith
En Keith
Pat
Keiths
Virginia
Neb
John Bibley
Willis Waite
Plainsman
Ned
Ori
Keith
Carson City
Hawley
Black Bart
Hope
Eo Petel Tendaes
Moes Pheune Tie
Dauester
Wallerkeith
Sleridan
Dr. Fairbarn
Hope Waite
Fred Willouguby
Gen. Waite
Sheridan
Christie Maclaire
Flack Barthes
Mock reunion grows tense in Salt Fork confrontation
A tense scene unfolds as Bart Hawley confronts Miss Macilaffe and Keith intervenes. Hawley aims to force a reckoning with Miss Maclaire, guns drawn, but Keith warns him off and exits, promising Miss Maclaire a safer discussion away from prying eyes.
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Bartlett Hawley
Keith
Hawley
Miss Maclaire
Fow
Minister Sherrill Targeted In South America Trade Lectures
Charles H. Sherrill, minister to the Argentine Republic, warned about a middle aged woman in a western city who offered to take over his lecture dates for wealth talks. He said she asked how much he earned per night and claimed to help in his work, while Sherrill noted the risk to the market in the region.
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Charles H. Sherrill
United States
South America
Mr. Sherrill
Sherri
Domestic Quip Sparks Silent Household Snub
Mrs Wogge jokes about keeping her husband home and slippers, while Mrs Boggs retorts with a sharp line about over shoes. The exchange highlights domestic humor and verbal sparring in a social sketch.
Met His Mitch Alkali Ike They Kay Have I Just Takes
The readable fragment mentions Mitch and Ike with a terse action phrase. No clear date or place is available. Further details cannot be inferred from the partial text.
Mississippi Jailyard Encounter Shown in New York Letter
The New York Letter to the Cincinnati Times Star recalls a bright early spring day in a Mississippi town. A man named Davis passes a two story county jail where a black inmate eyes the street from a barred window while an old man named Ephraim, carrying a whitewash bucket, limps by. The window scene includes a street conversation with a harsh exchange about moving on, reflecting racial tensions of the era.
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Robert
Ephraim
New York Letter
Cincinnati Times Star
Truth About Bluing Talk No 9
A short promotional blurb touts Red Cross Ball Blue as the purer blue choice for clear white clothes. The text claims the common article misleads buyers and urges purchasing the Red Cross product for better results.
Then He Went
A quirky exchange references Shakespeare and a playful definition about not waiting for a disaster to strike. The dialogue centers on figure of speech and interpretation with a humorous tone. Myrtle and George-Neo discuss meaning and decision making in a concise, witty line.
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Myrtle
George
Neo
Useful Agent for Show Miscommunication Tale
Al G Field recounts a show attache in an Iowa town distributing handbills to boys. One boy worked alone, received a quarter for slips, then cried when a man took one of his bills. The incident highlights misunderstandings in street promotion strategies.
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al G. Field
Iowa
Buddhist Women’s College planned in Kyoto
A Kyoto meeting at Nishi-Honganji temple reported a unanimously adopted plan to establish a Women’s College by Buddhists for higher education of women. Estimated cost of the institute is 280000 yen under the Women's Association of this Buddhist sect.
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Women’s College For
Nishi-Honganji
Kyoto
Women's Association
Kopp’s Baby’s Friend Endorsed by Toledo Mother
Mrs. Burton Gary of Toledo Ohio writes she has given Kopp's Baby's Friend to her teething babies and finds it rests them without making them sleep. Invaluable to mothers with three sizes 10c 25c and 50c available at druggists or by F Kopp's Baby's Friend Co York Pa sample by mail on request.
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Burton Gary
Toledo
Ohio
Kopp
F Kopp
York
Suffragist Heckled at County Fair by Zeese
A suffragist speaker is heckled by Zeese at a county fair. A contemptuous remark about geese opposing woman suffrage is overheard, prompting laughter and a judge to interject in a staged reading.
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Zeese
Untitled Historic Advert Fragment
Fragmentary advertisement text shows a sexual innuendo scene with a policeman and a young person, alongside a product pitch for Carbolisalve by W Cole Co promising relief from skin diseases. The snippet includes prompts to request a free sample and references to a River Palis.
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Cole’s
Cole
Palis
Wis
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Miss Christie
Fairbain
Jack
Cupid
Captain Keith
Doctor Fairbain
Bill Hickock
Christie
Miss Hope
Iaibain
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Scott
Scotty
Wik Houghby
Hawler
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Bluing
Norah
Samuel
Alabastine Company
Grandville Road
Grand Rapids
Mich
New York
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Desk
Water Street
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Columbia Trust Co
Broadway
Rayo
Rayo Card Company
BO E
42Nd St
New York City
John Kennedy
Edmonton
Alberta
Canada
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Hepertsol
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Ottawa
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Agen
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Indianapolis
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Wayne Knitting Mills
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