Molly McDonald A Tale Of The Frontier
A frontier pursuit unfolds as Major McDonald seeks Molly after an Indian outbreak threatens the region near Fort Dodge. Hamlin, Confederate veteran, confronts Dupont and LeFevre, chasing murderers through blizzards toward the Cimarron while rescuing Molly from captivity.
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McDonald
Fort Dodge
Molly
Geant ‘Brick
Hamlin
Feyne
Gaskins
Ieutenant Gaskins
Dupont
Sweet Heart
LeFevre
Hamin
Cimmaron
Wasson
Hughes
Girl and Sergeant face deadly pursuit in icy canyon
In a brutal frontier scene, Sergeant Hamlin shoots the attacking Indian and Dupont flees with Molly and the injured Hamlin left behind. Molly frees Hamlin, tends his wounds, and vows to save him as Dupont’s fate remains unknown amid the desolate snowbound valley.
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Molly
Dupont
Hamlin
Kenelop
Ser geant Falls in Snow as Two Indians Open Fire
A rapid confrontation unfolds with a white man behind a woman's pony, an Indian dropping to his knees and firing, and the sergeant lurching headfirst into the snow amid the attack.
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Hamlin
Dupont
Hughes
Sergeant Hamlin
Seventh Cavalry
Dodge
Photographer Captures Dog’s Portrait Too
A humorous exchange about a man who reacted to a request for his photo by calling his dog. The twist ends with the speaker snapping a photo of the dog as well.
Admiral Dewey Warns Public Men: Avoid Late Dinners
The aged Admiral George Dewey, turning seventy five, urges restraint for those in public life. He credits long life to regular riding and avoiding midnight banquets that disrupt sleep and digestion. The piece also notes a Hong Kong university graduate fluent in 23 languages and distinguished in diplomacy and scholarship.
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George Dewey
Manila Bay
Chauncey M. Depew
Hong Kong University
Russia
Oxford
Boden
Master of Languages Sir Charles Milot new school principal
A brief item announces Sir Charles Milot as the new principal, described as a master of languages, at the school or institution in question. The note highlights his linguistic expertise and leadership role.
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Charles Milot
The Company We Keep The Company We Keep
Jones the philanthropist visits his favorite restaurant at noon and pays for a poor man’s meal. The man asked for food and received a square meal on Jones’s card. The bill comes to fifty five cents for nine beers and a cigar.
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Jones
Tyree's Antiseptic Powder Advertisement
Irritating skin troubles common in summer like hives poison oak chafing and sunburn are relieved by Tyree's Antiseptic Powder. Available 25 cents at druggists or sample free by J S Tyree Washington D C.
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Tyree
J.S. Tyree
Washington, D. C
Six Best Sellers in This Locality
Local Expert questions summer boarder from Boston about top sellers. Farmer Stubblegrass replies that choice depends on use whether for store perta ters or cider, reflecting a rural exchange on practical goods.
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Boston
Too Much Akin in a Sea Puss and Cat Boat
Humorous quips about a sea scene and a cat boat elicit light banter. Teething syrup and a soap ad reference Mrs Winson’s Syrup for Children claim gum relief and wind colic relief. Advertisements warn against water for bluing and tout Red Cross Ball Blue. A sledding ad hints at a boggan slide.
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Foster-Milburn CO
Buffalo
N. Y
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Piz Paiss
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U.S
Absorbine, JR
WE Young
P.D. F
Temple 8
Springfield
Mass
Express
Harold Somers
DeKalb Ave
Brooklys
Fred C. Darby
Evansville
John L. Thompson Sons & Cow
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Jobnawn Sinelmnatl
W. NW. U
Cincinnati
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