Chip McGuire in the Maine Woods Adventure
Chip McGuire a sixteen year old girl is yielded by her father to Pete Bolduc and runs away into the Maine woods where she and Ray Stetson fall in love. They face pursuit by Bolduc and McGuire and uncover a hidden fortune. Chip hides under new identities, reunites with Cy Walker and Judson, and returns to Greenvale with Ray before sundered lovers navigate a complex wilderness drama.
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Chip ‘McGuire
Tim
Maine Woods
Pete Bolduc
Chip
Ray
Martin
Levi
McGuire
Tomah
Bolduc
Amzi
Greenvale
Aunt Comfort
Hannah
T-Is
Old Cy
Walkers
Abby
Finc
Chip and Miss Phinney Reunite in Greenvale School Tale
In a dim room Chip and a former schoolgirl share a final embrace as memories surface. Greenvale recalls Chip as sisterlike to Miss Phinney who long guided her. Chip returns as an heiress to a crowded church porch, greeted by villagers astonished at her fortune.
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Chip
Greenvale
Miss Phinney
Angie
Ward receives heartfelt town salute at farewell visit
Angie Chip returns to a country town where pastors, merchants, and neighbors greet her with warm thanks and praise. Ward feels vindicated as friends, Miss Phinney, and Parson Jones offer support. Angie enjoys the ceremony, while Chip harbors quiet longing for his mother.
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Carping
Angie
Chip
Phinney
Joe
Parson Jones
Chapter XXXIV and Chip Return to Christmas Cove
The chapter finds Chip revived by outdoor freedom as fire, birds, and flowers return to Christmas Cove. She seeks solitude in coast and forest, preferring waves and woodlands to parties, wandering a road toward the railroad and the village.
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Christmas Cove
Chip
Byway stroll and lonely bond at Christmas Cove
The narrative follows a young woman who favors a quiet byway near Christmas Cove for solitary walks led by a hopeful expectation Ray will visit. She reflects on love, guilt, and her past as an outcast, revealing a shift in her view of humanity over two years.
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Christmas Cove
Chip
Ray
A Young Couple’s Reckless Return to Old Dreams
Vera and Ray reunite on a sunny May afternoon after long separation. He surprises her with a kiss and declares lifelong love, dismissing shame and past judgments as Aunt Abby and Chip’s bond deepens amid idyllic seaside memories.
Reunion at Peaceful Valley Bridges 40 Years in Two Lives
Old Cyr and Judson meet at Peaceful Valley in a quiet reunion that spans four decades. Aunt Mandy sheds tears recalling Sister Abby’s sorrow as Old Cy recounts his adventures and the hermit era. Aunt Mandy hints at a hidden sorrow about a past romance left untold.
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Old Cyr
Cyrus
Judson
Mandy
Old Cy
Abby
Chip
Jud
Japanese bag rest boosts rifle accuracy in battle
European armies used tripod rests for long range firing but the Japanese war department issued a simple cotton bag eight inches wide and 20 inches long. Soldiers carry it in their cartridge case and fill it with earth or stones at the line for a stable rest, improving rifle accuracy instantly.
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Europe
Japanese War Department
New Orleans Picayune
Hoard of Gold and Silver Coins Found in Tyrone Wall
A remarkable discovery of a hoard worth about £300 in gold and silver coins was found in an old wall beside a long‑owned family house in Annaloughey near Augheley Tyrone. The dates on the coins indicate placement at least fifty years ago, per the Westminster Gazette.
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Annaloughey
Augheley
County Tyrone
Westminster Gazette
To Kill Poison Ivy With Salt Rubs
The guide recommends throwing plenty of salt over poison ivy roots to destroy the plant. It warns against using brine or strong solutions as they may kill ivy N. Times.
Child Falls on Nickel Plate Tracks While Lost in Buckeye Town
In Cleveland Ohio a tired child, trailing a hand organ performer, laid her head on a rail near Buckeye Road S W and fell asleep. After wandering all day she grew hungry and tried to return home at 7904 Platt Avenue, but became lost in the late afternoon.
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Cleveland
Caregans Koenig
Nickel Plate Railroad
Buckeye Road
S. W
Platt Avenue
Kid Bitten by Dog Bound for Pasteur Institute
A Columbus youth, training a bulldog for a fight, was bitten on the arm and leg by the animal. He is en route to the Chicago Pasteur Institute for treatment. Ohio State University professors examined the dog’s brain and found it suffered from hydrophobia.
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Columbus
Chicago Pasteur Institute
Ohio State
Pastor Risks Life to Save Two Girls on Track
Rev S B Norviel of Shadyside Christian church plunged onto the railroad track to rescue two seven year old girls Blanch Sales and Margaret Frank as a locomotive bore down. He was knocked aside by the engine but escaped with only slight bruises.
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Bellaire
S. B. Norviel
Christian Church
Shadyside
Blanch Sales
Margaret Frank
Unfair to Bachelors Debate At Chardon High
In Chardon Ohio a debate concluded that it is unfair to bachelors to support public education for other people's children. The motion claimed single men should not bear tax costs for schooling.
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Chardon
Tragic toddler dies after eating headache tablets
In Upper Sandusky Ohio Mildred, 3 year old daughter of Lewis Wilson, found headache tablets at home Monday and ate about six. She suffered convulsions within minutes and died within an hour despite doctors efforts.
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Upper Sandusky, O
Mildred
Lewis Wilson
German Wallace College Choral Union Chief Resigns
Professor Schneider resigns as organizer and director of the German Wallace College Choral Union due to illness and workload. Albert Riemenschneider, who led rehearsals recently, assumes leadership.
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Berea, O
Schneider
Wallace College Choral Union
Albert’. Riemenschneider
Cleveland Man Shot After Hospital Entry
Jacob Deisy of 3350 West Forty-eighth street was arrested after entering Cleveland city hospital late Monday with a bullet in his arm. Earlier, railroad detectives shot a man during a freight car robbery near Valwood at 25.
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Cleveland, O
Jacob Deisy
West
Forty-eighth Street
City Hospital
B. &—Oyarids
Idle Toledo Miners Reach Agreement to Return Monday
In Toledo Ohio five hundred thousand idle miners in the central district will go to work next Monday after a wage scale agreement was reached Friday by the scale committee and ratified by both miners and operators in a joint meeting.
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Toledo
Receiver Named For Ashtabula Store Foreclosure
Ashtabula Ohio The W H Hunt Co a large cigar tobacco confectionery and sporting goods house run by W H Hunt formerly of Cleveland was placed in the hands of a receiver as Mrs FE L Hills as administratrix began foreclosure for 25300 dollars.
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Ashtabula, O
W. H. Hunt Co
Ashtabula County
W. H. Hunt
Cleveland
FE. L. Hills
Woman Turns 90 and Shares Lafayette Song
Mrs. Ann Catherine Minich of Columbia Pennsylvania, long known here, is the sole survivor of a class of girls who sang for Lafayette during his final visit to this country in 1824. The 90th birthday falls November 30.
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Lafayette
Ravenna
Ann _ Catherine Minich
Columbia
Fraud Charged to Merchant in Alliance
Alliance man J B Emmons manager of the People's Clothing Co was arrested Friday on mail fraud charges. He allegedly wrote to individuals about fictitious parcels and promised delivery upon receipt of 50 cents to 1 dollar.
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Alliance
J B. Emmons
People’s Clothing Co
Mill Owner Assigns in Wooster Ohio
Dwight G. Hay grain buyer and mill owner of Creston assigned his affairs this morning. Price Russell of Creston was named assignee.
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Wooster
Dwight G. Hay
Creston
Price _Russell
Despondent Father Ends Life Over Ill Daughter
Christopher Banish, 52, of 1221 East Eightieth Place Cleveland, shot himself Monday after expressing despair over his daughter's illness. Authorities investigate the death as a suicide.
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Cleveland
Christopher Banish
East Hightieth Place
New Company to Do Business in Columbus Report
Columbus Ohio notes a new company to do business titled Safety Trace Solder Co of Cleveland. Names listed include J Love Orr S A Burgess Charles Z Hall Peter Mitchell and Thomas T Murdock with stated amount 10008 dollars.
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Columbus, C
Safety Tracesolder Co
Cleveland
J. Love Orr
S. A. Burgess
Charles Z. Hall
Peter Mitchell
Thomas T. Murdock
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