Intrigue in a Colorful South Carolina Case
A tangled tale pits Griswold Ardmore and allies Barbara Osborne and Jerry Dangerfield against Appleweight. Gov. Osborn’s kin and North Carolina forces collide as Appleweight is pursued and captured, with arrests unfolding across the border and at Ardsley.
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Thomas A .God
Henry Meine
Oriewold
South Carolina
Griswold Alliee
Barbara Osborne
South
Carolna White
Animore
Jerry
Dangerfield
North Carolina
Griswold
Ardmore
Heth
Apple
Barbara
Ardsley
ja-Gov-Osborn
Milfiia
North
Carol-na
Giline
On the Road to Turner's and Appleweight's Capture
Revelry and pursuit unfold as Ardmore Cooke and Collins move a prisoner toward Turner's South Carolina jail. Jerry Dangerfield rides with the group as tension rises over a deadly ruse, a murder implied by a wagon escort, while a dawn of marching toward Turner's Court House sets the capture scene.
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Turner's
Kildare
Thomas Ardmore
North Carolina
Raccoon Creek
Ardsley
Kile
Bill
Apple Weight
Poteet
Ardmore
Cooke
Collins
Paul
Turner Court House
South Carolina
Chateau Bizet
Turner’s
Griswold
Appleweight
Mr. Ardmore
Jerry Dangerfield
Jerry
Ardstey
Turner
Germany
Shmend
Turners
Collima
Grissy
Admiralty
Billy Appleweight
Mingo County
Stewardship of Wealth Reflects Public End Use
The article argues wealth holders should view income and principal as stewardship for public ends. It cites gifts of $5,000 plus to religious and civic causes totaling over a million dollars in a year, reaching 143,250,000, with bequests and smaller gifts adding to the uplift. It notes pressure against wealth as a revolutionary idea faces a less favorable U.S. climate due to these substantial contributions.
Eggman in Philadelphia prompts odd barter tale
A Clementon New Jersey farmer, selling eggs at Fourth and South streets, negotiates price with a bartender who asks for an extra egg. The farmer agrees to throw in the egg with a drink, replying he always drinks sherry with an egg in it, a quip tied to farmers buying gold bricks.
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Philadelphia
Clementon
N. J
Fourth
South Streets
Philadelphia Times
Molding Down Brutality in Education Debate
The New York Press argues society must curb latent savagery through education and gentling thought after centuries of imperial discipline. It blames peasants and calls for shaping primitive instincts rather than violence to maintain civility.
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Europe
New York Press
Rice Market Yields Huge Global Imports
The world rice market, measured by imports of principal countries, runs about 150 to 200 million dollars annually. Europe’s latest imports are around 1,000,000, North and South America excluding the United States import 13,000,000, and Africa imports 6,000,000.
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Europe
North
South America
United States
Africa
Munchbacks In Spanish Town Reported At 1 In 13
A Spanish town is noted to have one hunchback for every 13 residents, a striking demographic cluster highlighted in local observations. The report cites a high concentration of individuals with spinal curvature within the community.
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Spain
Cure for eczema with Cuticura remedies praised
Mrs M E B Farlin of Speers Ferry Virginia says eczema on her hands lasted ten years but vanished after using Cuticura Ointment and Cuticura Resolvent. She notes fast relief for her daughter's raw hands and reports complete recovery after two weeks.
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M. EB. Falin
Speers Ferry
Why Washington crossed the Delaware in a classroom tale
In a third grade history lesson a riddle about Washington crossing the Delaware stumped students. The class debated clever answers until Annie offered a practical twist revealing she crosses to Atlantic City every summer. The Philadelphia Times frames the tale as a humorous take on historical questions.
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Washington Cross
The
Delaware
Annie
Avlante City
Philadelphia
Farmer Claims Acres Stretch Not Rubber
A farmer, questioned by an assessor about his land, estimates twenty acres while the assessor insists the tract holds over two hundred. The farmer retorts that the land isn’t a rubber plantation, highlighting the wit and wary humor of the exchange.
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Reuben
Feller
Harper’s Monthly
Fine School ANew System Teaches Pupils to Refuse Recitation
A dialogue centers on a teacher claiming a new education method. The instructor insists pupils are trained to refuse when asked to recite, challenging the daughter's enrollment in another school and implying a shift in classroom discipline.
Grape-Nuts Diet Promises Cooler Living
The article claims people can feel ten to twenty degrees cooler than neighbors by diet. It advises meatless breakfasts, generous portions of flu, Grape-Nuts with cream, and crisp toast, noting experiments support these claims and mentioning a book titled The Road to Woltealin.
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