Mountain tale of Dale and a hidden woman in Ble Pine
Dale, known as Bil Dale, leaves the state capital to seek a vein of coal in eastern Tennessee. On the wild mountainside he encounters a striking young woman watching him from a cliff as a rifle shot rings out. He asks for her home and is directed toward a settlement and the mysterious man By Heck, a feared figure, while the girl hints at a wary welcome.
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David Moreland
Carlyle Wilburton Dale
Hinwell
Bil Dale
Big Odda
Patricia
Agenciates
Tennessee
Cale
Halfway Switch
Ble Pine Mountain
Dale
Entittey
Sue
Desicent
Marama
Willie-boy
Moretande
Tewvin Myers
Doubledey Pages
Yander
Elreus
Heck
Nita
Watt
Ike
Milster
Morelands
Littlefords
Dill Dale
Littleford
Gytrl
Mernane
Babe
Ben
Dabo
Catiana
Jowland
Major Bradley
Laveyer
Tn Bear
D Avid Moreland
Moreland
John Miorelini
Tig Ileck
Phe Gyurl
Leek
Littefords
John Morelaind
John Moreland
John
Carlyle
West
Mr. Dale
Ieee
Liale
The Mountain Settlement and a Stranger Named Carlyle
A city man, Bill Dale, travels with By Heck to a mountain settlement to visit John Moreland. They discuss the Morelands and Littiefords, the girl and coal, then reach John Moreland who distrusts the visitor when he learns Dale’s full name Carlyle Wilburton Dale.
Mountain tale ties murder to coal fever and kinship
A Western Virginia story recalls David Moreland's murder and a family feud over a mountain coal claim. Cherokee Joe and Carlyle figure in a dark legacy as John Moreland, Dale, and kin wrestle guilt, law, and land while a visitor listens amid a rural dinner plan.
Maine History From Plymouth to Statehood in Brief
A compact historical sketch tracing Maine from early exploration by Cabot and John Smith through colonial claims by Gorges and Mason to its separation from Massachusetts and admission as the 23rd state. It notes Maine’s early political alignment, the move toward prohibition, and its nickname the Pine Tree State.
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James I
Plymouth Colony
Maine
Lelodies
Plomenath
Perdinende Gorges
Captain Mason
Oly Taling
Merritmae
Kennioc
Gorges
Jini
Rennes
Mls
York
Massinehit
Cores Bay
Massachusette Wittth
Wirt
Charles 1
Bagrani
Dimniticate
Character and culture clash in a fragment from a public library tale
A fragmented text discusses character under pressure and the drift from obligation to temptation. It includes a humorous pub scene about choosing an encyclopedia, a railroad timetable snippet for Pere Marquette and Ann Arbor lines, and an anecdote about a woman praising Foley Kidney Pills.
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Peclan
Ty Meck
Lale
Julio Moreland
Bill
Bill Dale
David
Laurel Fork
Tohs K. Carlyle
Joe
Jon
David Carlyle
Bradley
Garlyle
Joan
John K. Dale
West Virginia
Dillman
Young Dale
Addie
Germany
Lett
Evie
Greenland
Labradtor
John Cabot
Lis
Sebastian
John Smith
Jamestown
Enercoclopaeiia
Pere Marquette Railroad
Ann Arbor Railroad
Robert Blair
S. 20Th St. Terre Haute
Ind
Foley
ALMA
Business Directory
Thomas J. Carney, M. D
Woodworth Ave
Alma, Mich
R. B. Smith
Pollasky
Michigan
Lsonf. McClinton
Weiehman
Baginaw, Mich
Fred J. Graham
Moura
Carney Hospital
E. G
Paul F. Crandell
John D. Spinney
Pollasky Block
Union
Pardee Florist Nurverseas
Raat Superior St. Phome
Walter C. Hardgrove General Insurance
Wright Ave
Amtuint
AN Adi
Alma Record
Uit
Alma's
Paris Cafe
Carras Bros
B. Superior St
K.C. Crandell
Edgar M. Wood
S.L. Bennett
Mary M. Dickerson
Opera House
Alma City Dry Cleaners & Tailors
Comer Woenworth
Superior
Geo. R. Colbath
Sawkins Piano Co
de Rushia
Gooda Telephone
Grover Ave
C.L. Short Ncy Groceries Cash and Carry
Little Rock Coal & Lumber CO
Park Ave
Tvs
Michigan Avenue
Wolverine Dairy Co
Arcada
Prospect Street
Roy Burrell
Lewis Hudson
Dr. Suydam
Fortuno Bros
Superior St
Luchini
Floyd Luchini
Nick Bardaville & CO
E. B. Berman Iron & Metal Co