Plainsman Keith pursues mystery and kin in Sheridan
Virginian Jack Keith, now a border plainsman, aids Hope Waite while unraveling a tangle of stolen papers a killer agent Hawley and Christie Maclaire. He confronts Black Bart and tracks Fred Waite as Hope seeks her missing father amid a web of deception and possible family secrets.
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Jack Keith
Keith
Carson City
Black Bart
Neb
Hawley
Hope
Fort Damned
Waite
Weitl
Sheridan
Wei
Jur
Pairbain
Hope Waite
Fred Wilburhhy
Jack Beart
Gen. Waite
Qhyristie Maclaire
Christie Maclaire
Brick Bart
Hope Ware
Miss Hope
Christie Mactaire
Cimmaron Crossing
Enow
Scott
Salt Fork
Beth
Fred
Father
Mother
Miss Maclaire
A Mistake in Assassination Chases Keith Through Rain
Keith investigates Hawley and Scott after a plan involving Christie Maclaire. He confronts danger at the hotel and pursues a fleeing assailant through a rain soaked street before the scene ends with a continuation tease.
Whiskers and a Sleeping Crowd in a Rail Way Stop
A humorous travel tale recalls farmers asleep in a hotel lobby during a campaign trip. Whiskers on their faces stood upright like grain in a windy field, turning the hotel into a comic, grainy scene.
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Nola Chucky
Aroun
Farmer Rally Sparks Immediate Stand
A vivid moment shows farmers rising in unison with clenched fists, signaling a unified response. The line captures collective energy and determination in the crowd, reflecting strong grass roots sentiment.
Lesson on poverty and riches in Luke's teaching
A religious lesson discusses Jesus pronouncing blessing on the poor and the hungry while warning the rich and self-satisfied. It contrasts Lazarus and Dives, notes that earthly wealth cannot save after death, and stresses character and faith over status, urging repentance and mercy.
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Jesus
Lazarus
Abraham
Hell
Dives
Moses
Matthew
USA
Stop the Pain Cole and Co Carbolisuive Ad
An old advertisement touts Cole and Co Carbolisuive pain remedy. It promises quick relief and scar prevention sold by 508 druggists for 25 cents with free samples offered by J W Cole and Co of Black River.
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Cole
J. W. Cole & Co
Black River
They Draw Interest in A Teasing Exchange of Kisses
A fragmentary dialogue shows a man calling a kiss precious and a woman replying that they are not given away but vest in the person. The exchange hints at playful dispute over affection and possession in a flirtatious scene.
How Old Was He 7 In a Country School
A short anecdote from a country school recalls a boy of seven whose acts of kindness drew admiration. A young woman teacher questions his tolerance for affection and he replies that he is old enough to enjoy it, illustrating a perceptive child with simple honesty.
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Ter
Mac National Monthly
Missing the Point in Tariff Talk Rep Rucker Remarks
A fragmented item cites Representative Rucker from Cole arguing tariffs. The piece mentions a Washington correspondent and a quip about elephants, piano keys, and billiard balls to illustrate misunderstanding of the point.
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Rucker
Cole
Sugar
Washington
Spondent
Bulletin
The Old Plea. He Didn't Know It Was Loaded
A coffee drinker describes years of undiagnosed illness from caffeine and related drugs in coffee and tea. He suffered dyspepsia headaches vomiting and weight loss before a specialist linked his symptoms to stomach catarrh and caffeine intake. After stopping the beverages his condition improved.
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Hope
Fairbarn
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Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
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Mother Gray
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