Molly McDonald of the Frontier Plot at Dodge Fort
Sergeant Hamlin uncovers a scheme involving Mrs. Dupont, LeFevre, and Gaskins as Molly McDonald travels from Fort Riley to Fort Dodge. Hamlin attends a frontier ball where Molly signals him, then receives a note asking him to meet in the hotel parlor during intermission to discuss a dangerous, unfolding plot.
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McDonald
Fort Dodge
Molly
Brick
Hamlin
Fort Riley
Bill’’ Moylan
Gongales
Arkness
LeFevre
Gaskins
Barrett
Major
Full Confession and a Sergeant’s Bold Interlude
A cavalry sergeant ejects card players from a hotel parlor and confronts a feared figure outside, while Miss McDonald and Hamlin pursue a private meeting amid dance hall intrigue. The narrative shifts to a Bible text on Jacob, urging honesty before God and promising blessings through surrender.
Telling distance by sound and timing in storms
The article explains how to judge distance using sound and light. It discusses lightning speed, sound travel, and timing methods for photographers and watchers to estimate how far a storm is, using a seconds count and a mile-per-second conversion.
Major Cashalton Praises New York Women Then Critiques
Major Hubert J. Cashalton, newly arrived in New York, asserts his authority on city life after ten days here. He notes more beautiful women aged eighteen to twenty five than in any other city and criticizes a shift toward fullness, while remarking that Orientals prefer curves over sharp lines.
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Hamlin
Seventh Cavalry
O Hamlin
Reb
Hubert J. Cashalton
New York
Metropolis
Descriptive English View On Algeria’s Colonist Success
An English author Charles Thomas-Stanford praises British colonist success in Algeria. He claims locals like the rare French and Arab settlements fail to match British progress. He extols a visit to a wealthy farm showing two motor cars and an aeroplane on site.
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Charles Thomas-Stanford
Algeria
Algiers
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Red Cross Ball Blue Advertisement Parody
A vintage ad parody promotes Red Cross Ball Blue claiming double value and twice the distance for your money. The piece adds a quip about cynicism and a cartoonish dialogue on what a cynic believes about singers and colds.
Loss an Illusion in Tennessee Lawsuit Tale
James C. McReynolds recalls a small town Tennessee case after leaving tobacco trust work. A neighbor threatened $10,000 damages and called him a hippopotamus two years earlier. the plaintiff thought it a compliment until a circus passed through town last week.
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James C. McReynolds
Tobacco Trust
Tennessee
Stout Billsman
McReynolds
Saturday Evening Post
Woman Confronts Passenger Over Standee Seats
A woman who could not be seated tried various remedies to dislodge a selfish traveler. She warned her husband James that she would never speak to him if he sat while a woman stood. The man responded with a wry, ironic remark about peace at such a price.
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Dodge
McDonald
Hamlin
Miss Molly
Gaskins
Mrs. Dupont
Connors
Miss McDonald
Charlie
Red
Ture
Reb
Mr Dupont
Jacob
Simon Peter
Easau
God
James
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