Winter in the city verses snowbound villages
A Pittsburg Gazette poem contrasts city winters with rural cheer. It laments slush and rheumatics in the city while villages enjoy snow and hearty foods. The piece lampoons urban life and seasonal hardships.
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Pittsburg
Desert gold and betrayal in Gold Circle Camp tale
Val Maynard and Howard Blake duel over a lease and a fortune in a desert gold claim. Blake pockets eighty thousand dollars and leaves Maynard to starve, then returns with a freight of ore. Maynard frees the team water and refuses revenge, giving Blake a final, wary truce as dawn rises over Death Valley.
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Death Valley
Gold Circle
Val Maynard
Blake
Maynard
Helen Woodruff
Inke
Savage
New York
Folger X& Company
Circle Camp
Folger & Company
Howard Blake
Caureiing
Wrath “Brown
Blakes
Lake
Brown
Duelers Vindicated as Trip Delays Fight in Wood
Two good natured Frenchmen quarreled and agreed to a duel. On the way to the spot the challenger tripped, fell, and injured his nose slightly. His second aided him, and the pair declared their honor vindicated as they offered a hand.
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Sallal
Tf Gan
Billy Bowen
Billy
New York Press
Prenchmen
Iowa
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