The Real Man Chapter XXVI continued dramatic escape
John Smith faces a fateful night as he vows freedom through peril and love. Starbuck coordinates a daring assault on a remote camp while corroding loyalties and fierce resolve drive Harding, Baldwin, and Willams toward a dangerous showdown. The dam, dynamite, and a hospital exit thread through a chaos of gunfire, treachery, and a race to save lives and ideals.
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Sean
Lawrenceville
Smith
Lev
Starbuck
Jobin
Tve
Little Creek Road
Corry Baldwin
John
Starebuck
Billy
Corona
Harding
Forse
Eaton
Ted Bern
Chartersartaga
Darheed
Camp Street
Canton
Bartling
Catal
Laith
Harting
M'Graw
Prohibition debate frames local event amid debt concerns
An unrestful crowd and stretched funds frame a July gathering as residents debate prohibition themes and the town’s debt. Speakers warn of costs to commerce while noting potential long term effects on community life and governance.
Authoritative Testimony on Prohibition Value in Savannah
Te Velverem presents to President Wilken and Savenmal Mayor the case for prohibition, arguing it strengthens labor reliability and notes Savannah needs grain for alcohol production as food relief, amid urgent production demands.
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Te & Velverem
Wilken
Savenmal
Savannah
Nation-Wide Prohibition Urged to Strengthen War Power
The speaker argues federal prohibition should extend nationwide to protect soldiers and workers at home. He contends health and efficiency demand banning liquor to keep all citizens fit for war and postwar reconstruction, urging the nation to conserve physical and mental power by ending alcohol raids.
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Tomoliliers
Demon Revi
America
Two of a Kind the Brewers and Grain Caravans
The article compares U S brewers using 08 400.00 bushels of grain in 101. It says this grain would supply annual cargoes for over a thousand 1 000 ton vessels. It claims German submarines attack about twenty vessels weekly with little grain funded, suggesting the Kaiser benefits more from submarines than U S brewers. The American Leader
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Athe
Nie
United States
A Good Move in Tobacco Growers Debate
A Country Gentleman speculates that tobacco farmers should diversify into grain if urged by a Wicconain farmer who wrote to the ex-Perliment station. The letter argues farmers should grow crops for food and even jokingly suggests seating John Bar corn on a toboggan with My Eady Nicotine for a push in an emergency.
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John Barcorn
Kaiser Barleycorn Interment Reflects Harsh Labor Tone
Fragmentary Denver Labor Bulletin note claims Kaiser Barleycorn is a tenitor who could break out men if interned during war and asserts he should be executed instantly. Text is garbled but indicates a punitive stance linked to wartime internment ideas.
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Kaiser Barleycorn
Denver Labor ‘ Bulletin
Foolish Mouse Tale Stages Mischief in Cellar
A mouse, tasting dripping from a cask in the cellar, grows bold and dances around. It hops onto a chair and shouts a quip to the cat, “Dring on your cat.” The whimsical scene captures a playful, childlike moment.
The Tire Service Co Readies Pittsburg Address
Fragmentary OCR notes show The Tire Service Co at 105 E Third St Pittsburg Kane with lingering dialogue about a prior employer and a dying master who dictated cooking preferences. The text remains unclear and partly garbled.
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the Tire Service CO
E. Third St
Pittsburg
Kane
Cuticura For Itching And Skin Troubles Ad
Cuticurate and Ointment claim to relieve itching soothe skin and scalp infections. Daily use with cleansing emollients prevents minor skin troubles from worsening. Free samples offered by mail with book and postcard to Cuticura Dept Ly Boston.
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Cuticura
Dept
Boston
Ady
Ridicule and Mental Cruelty End Domestic Strife in Reno
The article reports a Nevada case where a husband ridiculed his wife and refused to appear with her at public events. He kept a small book titled "Things My Wife Has Stolen" as part of the ongoing domestic dispute.
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Reno
Counterfeit Money Questioned in La Creole Advertisement
An ad notes counterfeit currency concerns tied to La Creole and a product promising natural hair care. It claims imitators lack original value and markets Drevaingeit's origins with a price of 1.00.
Wireless to Africa by 1800 mile Congo chain plan
A historic note proposes a 1800 mile Congo river backbone to carry wireless links across Africa. The plan imagines a continuous chain of mutes and telecommunication nodes stretching inland to connect regions and enable rapid messages, reflecting early speculative tech dreams.
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Africa
Congo River
Australia’s Tobacco and Confectionery Spending Noted
Australia normally consumes yearly 15 705 000 in tabicco and 20 008 000 in confectionery. Nothing hurts quite so weh as the wrong that is done to us unintentionally.
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Australia
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