Courage of Hi Bimlin Put to Proof on Barn Roofs
The text praises Hi Bimlin for repeated courage, noting his climbs up barn roofs and fearless handling of danger. It describes him as a steadfast, bold man who has faced many trials, earning respect though never awarded hero medals by the Washington Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi Bimlin
Knox
Amos
Squire
Sugar Valley
Farthings
Jim
Bowers
al Farthing
Humphi
The Vigilant Custom House Officer Interrogates Turcollared Manager
The inspector questions a manager about his party claiming to bring an English pony ballet to New York. The scene unfolds with brisk dialogue and references to antique arrivals and use of gossip as a social gauge.
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Heatrical
New York
Preas
Reflections and Oddities from Early Seattle Headlines
A fragmented Seattle page reports a Portland man Fred Lockwood found dead in the bay and set for burial amid disputed timing. It notes Jesse Talent of Menlo Wash and suggests Talent delayed burial, with coroner inquiries revealing the diary that Talent claimed to have lost three years prior. The piece also recounts reminiscences of aging, quoting Andrew Cromer born near Broomfield who lived nearly a century and reflects on dietary habits and life costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Bellingham
Fred Lock- Wood
Portland
Bay
Jesse Talent
Menfore Wash
Talent
Lockwood
Talit
Egpewood
Andrew Cromer
Broomfield
43 OLD TIMER Has Used Postum For Health Benefit
A woman recalls using Postum instead of coffee after warnings from her physician. She reports improved nervous symptoms and dyspepsia, noting her husband also switched from coffee and experienced better health and energy with Postum.
House of the Black’ chapter cliffhanger and threats
In a tense continuation Captain Farthing vows to uncover the real criminal as Squire Hartswick reacts with anger. Lem Fisher and Amon debate the impending confrontation, noting Hoges’s marked expression and comparing eyes to Katie Barndoller as the plot thickens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherif
Squire Hartswick
Allen Farthing
Lem Fisher
Katie Barndoller
Amon
The Mob at Heller's Gap Opens Masks of Crime
Squire Hartswick leads a tense hunt after a store break linked to the Farthings. Rose is removed for treatment, while Amos urges caution. A stamp book proves crucial as the sheriff and crowd confront alleged murderers and a hidden confession hints at deeper danger.
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Heller's Gap
Squire Hartswick
Rose
Dr. Kuack
Pittsburg
Lem Fisher
Farthings
Kelchline
Homemade Self Freezing Ice Cream and Desserts
Instructions outline a do it yourself ice cream setup using a wooden bucket and paddle. Steps cover custard preparation, safe cooling in non tin vessels, packing with ice and salt, and repeated stirring for smooth texture. Includes Strawberry Pineapple Ice and Crushed Strawberry Water recipes with measurements and cooling times. Also mentions Julia Ward Howe and notes on early American author life and Italian influences amid scattered culinary tips and drink ideas.
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Haya
Informal Sunday Evening Dutch Supper Ideas
The article offers elegant yet economical Dutch themed dinner party tips for a Sunday supper. It covers table setting with embroidered linens, Delft china accents, flower centerpieces, and paired candles. Menu suggestions include cold meats, potato salad, stuffed olives, radishes, cheese balls, Bavarian cream, and light desserts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delft
Best Western Land Offer Promises Free Homesteads
An urgent appeal touts government land offers in South Dakota promising free homesteads and 100 acre plots with six months to build a house. The notice, signed by Farmingdale, urges readers to write for details, subscribe to a regional magazine, and promises honest, reliable information for interested homeseekers while condemning late action as risky.
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Coturu
South Dakota
South
Dakota
Wererat
Delore
Durlig
Tam
Aly
West
Son
America
Farmingdale
Dackota
Ward
Secures Taste of His Own Medicine
A New York clergyman recalls a swindler using a borrowed card to tempt victims. He warns against trusting beggars who promise to repay loans, recounting a recent arrest for similar deception. The piece also notes high prices for Chiapanese dogs and mentions two pets named Dinah and Daisy.
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Lindon
Paddington
Benen
Dinah
Daisy
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Hington Star
Kldney
Chicago News
Alonzo
Sho
Alisyspeia
Wake & Long Story
the House of the Black
F. L. Pattee
Lem
Karl
Ellense
Squire Hartewick
Sheri
Johnson and Carpenter
Selehitme
Sana
Tere
Secretary of Agricelsre Tbm
Berm
Ares Kerri
Arte
Crawford
Julia Ward Howe
Baltimore Sun
Sam Ward
Jacobs
Simla
Mr. Tanacs
Newport
Claudius
Beacon Street
Italy
Atrain
Canton Area
Wurance ‘Company
Pike
France
Ni Ma
Long Island
August Kuhne
Frank Jankins
Kuhne
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