White Man Heads Arctic Zone Tribe Big Gold Strike
Jim Billy James and wife recount decades in Alaska. They lived with the Shushones, joined the Dawson rush after locating a Bonanza and Johnston junction, and mined gold worth about $20,000. Nelson, Taylor, and Doyle aided the discovery before many investors headed back.
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Seattle
Hilly James
Shushones
Billy
Dawson
Erdson
Jim
Jim Enly
Billy James
Sim Billy
Alaska
Jim Billy
Perllers
Nels
Johnston
Carrson
Shushanna
Eitorado
Orst Pan
Nelson
Taylor
Doyle
Shughanna
Waterways of two countries The Example of Canada commended to Uncle Sam
Canada plans vast river and canal projects costing many millions to deepen the Welland canal to 30 feet, expand the St Lawrence canal, and extend to a 20 foot waterway from ocean to lake head. The program contrasts with U S Riv er improvements blamed on patchwork and wartime waste. Women in the business. Beekeeping offers income for women with a six month season.
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Canada
Uncle Sam
Louisville Courier-Journal
United States
Toronto
St. Mary's Canal
Sault Ste Marie
St Lawrence Canal
Mississippi
Ohio
Emily L. Tucker
Cheese Making Centers Dominate U.S. Milk Market
Horch, associate editor of Farm and Fiveside, analyzes the cheese industry noting that cheese production concentrates in New York and Wisconsin. The combined output from these plates forms the bulk of the national product, with Wisconsin feeding Michigan Pennsylvania California Oregon and Ohio as major cheese states. Wisconsin accounts for about 47 percent of total cheese output.
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Horch
Farm
Fiveside
New York
Wisconsin
Michigan
AURELIE AND CURRAN DREAM OF LIFE BEYOND CONGRESS
In a vivid scene from the novel, Aurelie charms Mr Curran, sparking a vow to stay connected. He reflects on life’s value beyond winning, while Aurelie imagines shared futures, including a potential acting path and weekly letters, as he retreats to Begto Point.
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Aurelie
Mr. Curran
John
Barry
Ada
Che
Congress
Earlville
Aurelio
Chaos in Iowa district reshapes political future
After autumn primaries insurrectionist Governor tops scene while Wiley Curran ousts James Hall. Harlan Van Hart, son of a respected judge, navigates old party power, family expectations, and a rising reform mood as he contemplates a career in public prosecution amid Curran’s newspaper backing and local rumors.
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James S. Hall
Congress
Iowa Reserve
Curran
Wiley Curran
Nome
First National Bank
Cal
Thaddeus Tanner
Governor's League
van Hart
Rome Court House
Mr. van Hart
Congresst
Hall
Tannec
Jake Vance
Pitcall
Bartville
Harlanthia McBride
Boas
Jonan
Ues
Ptaume
Iee
Harig
Harlan
Hanlan
Mike McBride
Arne
Wiley
Janet
Witey
Lindstrom
Arce
Fie
Wilevi
Jim
Thejars
Eihdstrom
Harland
Wiler
Wey
Colerr
Dan Boydston
Curry
Tanner
Boydston
Ear of corn prompts huge bet from James J Hill
At a Minnesota agricultural meeting President John J Furlong displayed a 14 inch ear of corn raised in Mower County and recalled James J Hill once saying he would pay $1000 for such an ear If longer than fourteen inches the ear would be sent and a check issued Hill reportedly joked about paying a large sum for the prized ear with Til confirming the offer and pledge to deliver the ear
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James J. Hill
Minneapolis Journal
John J. Furlong
Mower County
Bii
Hill
Minnesota
Mr. Til
Pennsylvania Coal Wealth Versus Nevada Silver Loot
A Philadelphia Ledger critique notes that Pennsylvania coal output in 1912 was economically larger than Nevada’s entire Comstock bonanza. It laments perpetual coal mining stripping the state’s wealth, asking what remains of permanent value as about 5,000,000 tons vanish weekly and coal resources dwindle.
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Pennsylvania
Philadelphia Ledger
Comstock
Nevada
Pennssylvan State
Henry D Faxon’s Kansas City Star play urges a change
Local column urges Kansas City readers to trust instinct and act boldly for needed change in basketball and community. Emphasizes decisive action, collective effort, and pursuit of improvement within the city.
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Henry D. Faxon
Kansas City Star
Kansas City
Thirteenth edition of Tis of Tate offers cold avoidance guide
The thirteenth edition of Tis of Tate announces an article on avoiding colds starting page three. A doctor eighty four years old claims he never catches cold and explains why in detail, with Peruna offered free by the Peruna Co. and reader testimonials from Fred Linstrum and Mrs. Henry Martin praising Peruna for colds and coughs.
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Tate
Peruna Co
Columbus
Ohio
Fred Linstrum
University Ave
St. Paul
Mion
Henry Martin
la Motte
Jaws
Adv
Woman rights debate sparks reaction in mock dialogue
In a satirical exchange, Mrs Church notes new German rules may extend local telephone calls beyond six minutes and long distance chats beyond nine. Mrs Gotham retorts that women must demand rights overseas, highlighting gendered access to communication.
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Church
Gotham
Cure of Pimples with Cuticura Soap and Ointment
Miss Marguerite Jacobs of Dayton Ohio reports a two year struggle with face neck arms and back pimples and severe itching. After using Cuticura Soap Ointment the itching ceased quickly and she is now cured. The ad promotes Cuticura products and offers a free sample and skin book from Cuticura Dept L Boston.
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Howard St. Dayton
Ohio
Marguerite ¥. Jacobs
Cuticura
Dept. L
Boston
Mean Thing Bele-Why Exchange Reflected in Mood
Nell notes no visible improvement despite compliments reportedly fished for. Mean remark alters countenance and mood as interlocutors discuss reception.
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Bele
Nell
Spellbinders and professors mis-spell in college banter
The Ohio Sun Dial notes a playful debate on why college men misspell words as students joke about attention to the misspelling. An advertisement for Dr Fierce’s Pleasant Pellets claims to regulate and invigorate the stomach liver and bones with sugar coated granules, promising no gripe.
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Stude
Ohio Sun Dial
Dr. Fierce
Adv
Prisoner exchange in Black Maria inquiry
The exchange reveals a prisoner saying he arrived in the Black Maria, answering a question about how he ended up at the prison. The dialogue implies a courtroom or police context and hints at confinement procedures.
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Black Maria
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