Sergeant Hamlin Braces Fate To Save Molly At Cimarron
Near Fort Dodge, Major McDonald’s daughter Molly vanishes amid Indian threats. Sergeant Brick Hamlin fights through a blizzard to locate Molly, uncover a murder plot, rescue Carroll, and pursue Dupont and LeFevre through a treacherous, wind driven night toward the Cimarron river.
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Gaskins
Molly
Hamlin
Heis Regiment
Fort Dodge
Atepest
Dupont
LeFevre
Conners
Cimmaron
The Hard Doctrine of Eternal Punishment in Christain Thought
The writer weighs why the doctrine of eternal punishment repels many yet is urged by Jesus and John. It argues death is a state not annihilation, that punish ment is conscious and everlasting, and contrasts annihilationism with eternal hell as the proper interpretation of scripture.
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Jesus
John
Israel
Storm Drives Men Across Snow Drifts Towards Cimarron
In a brutal blizzard the men push through endless drifts with horses stubbornly straining under Harsh winds. Hamlin shields his eyes while Wade lies dead, Carroll and Wasson falter, and a dawn reveals a desolate snow plain as they sense the Cimarron’s approach.
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Stir Carroll
Hamlin
Carroll
George
Sam
Wasson
Hdden
Wade
Molly
Dupont
Miss McDonald
Asson
Grotescue
Unseen Danger in Snowbound Ridge Patrol
A sergeant pursuing a lone white assailant on a windswept ridge finds no return fire and discovers only tracks in the snow. He battles cold and rage, then steadies, listening for any sign as his horse herd lies in the hollow below. The attacker fled south into the blizzard.
Not Quite Proper Tribute to Joe Jefferson
A tale recounts actor Joe Jefferson and a Terre Haute encounter with a pompous fan who misidentifies him as Josh Whitcomb. Jefferson corrects the mistake then humorously clarifies his Rip Van Winkle role. The piece ends noting rediscovered relics sent by a governor to St Petersburg and later opened at St Peterburg University.
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Jefferson
Terre Haute
Mr. Jefferson
Terré Haute
Josh Whitcomb
Rip
Chatka
Honolulu
Cook
St. Petersburg
St. Petera University
Relics of Captain Cook Found at St Petersburg
Relics of Captain Cook, the famed English navigator, were found at St Petersburg and turned over to the governor of Kamchatka for custody and possible display. The discovery adds to the collection of artifacts associated with Cook’s explorations and era.
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Captain Cook
St. Petersburg
Kame
Close to Nature's Heart
An early summer southern breeze softens the farmer's heart and spurs kindness toward others. The mild air lifts spirits, heals old resentments, and renews friendships as creation awakens and reminds the farmer of divine handiwork.
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Christian Herald
Chafing Hives Advises Quick Antiseptic Relief
This skin condition is hard to diagnose early and Tyree's Antiseptic Powder is recommended for irritation. Use it promptly to avoid trouble. 25c at druggists. Sample free from J. B. Tyree, Chemist, Washington, D. C. Ad.
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Tyree
Washington, D. C
Ady
Whom She Preferred. A Scots maid proves loyalty to master
A lady suspects her two sons of a mild flirtation with a servant. She asks the girl to name her preferred son. The servant blushes and says both are nice, but for a real sprée-gie she prefers the master, revealing loyalty to the master over the sons.
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Jane
James
Albert
London
Let Them Wear Them Ad Campaign Opinion Clash
A Pittsburgh Dispatch editorial advocates allowances for men to wear bracelets earrings and even nose rings as a sign of American adornment. The piece argues for personal choice in dress and notes Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething as a 25 cent bottle ad.
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Pittsburgh Dispatch
Doctor's Dues
A quoted remark from a doctor declares that the world owes a great debt to medical science and that the debt will be paid last. The remark reflects optimism about medical advances and their impact on humanity.
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Molly McDonald
A.c.meclurg
Dier
Joe” Jefferson
William Evans
Moody Bible Institue
Blaing
Doan
Mr. Harris
Ohio
Fred W. Harris
Foster-Milburn CO
Buffalo
Carter
RTE
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