Mulga Bush Show Ends In Bucking Duel At Mulga
The Mulga crowd gathers for Grimthrope’s buckjumper event. Dave Wilson rides the famous black horse in a tense two minute challenge as Hughie Warren fails, and the station spirit of Mulga Plains pushes a full house to roaring applause. The horse bolts away in a thunderstorm as the crowd erupts.
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Davie
Donald~ Son
Grimthrone
Roelhamston
Dany Steve
Hughie
Dave
Billy
Loughran
Grim
Europe
Grimthrope
Flin- Gere
Wallin
Hughle
Merrigal Springs
Inet
Pally
Dave Wilson
Jack Grieve
Dally Stevens
Jack
Pave Wilson
Pavie
Amatea
Tim
Tory
Queensland
Grimstrope
Lachlan
Jack Grievn
Grimethorpe
Dlemay
Grimthorpe
David Wilson
Massa Plains
Huchie Warren
Sald
Mulga Plains
Wilson
Sue Premacy
de- Mabt
Black Horne
Night ride ends with daring rescue at gallant fence
Wehtning flashed on the race and a sudden jingle of wire hushed the scene. Dave Wilson and Nia aide stood over a rider, unhurt, as the narrator recalls the moment. The saddle bears a ragged wire mark, a reminder of the night’s danger and courage.
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Nia Aide
Dave
Dave Wilson
Electric bridges and spark of early electrified life of era
A historical sketch describes eight track swing bridges on the Chicago drainage canal operated by electricity. It notes the electric railway to Mont Blanc Col de Vera, tin plate origins in Hobemia and England, asbestos discoveries in the Urals, and a Dresden burglar alarm using wired curtains and metal knobs to break circuits when disturbed.
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Cheago Drainage Canal
Mont Blancs
Col de Vera
Alpina
Hobemia
William B. Gray
England
Saxony
France
United States
Pittsburg
Dresden
A Catechism Dialogue on Mission and Prosperity
A fragmentary dialogue questions sending missionaries to savages to civilize them. The exchange suggests education removes old habits, then leads to work, prosperity, and leisure, ending with a skeptical note about progress and usefulness. The text appears to be a clipped quotation attributed to Claveland Leadey ar.
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Claveland
Top Bureau Drawer Riddle in Atchison Globe
A fragment from the Atchison Globe describes a domestic quip about a top bureau drawer. The text notes the fly swatted, refrigerator cleaned, drains disinfected, and a child’s habit of placing items from face powder to fudge in a drawer. The piece ends with a humorous moral about readiness for the Lord.
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Abelen
Density of the Atmosphers and Meteors Reach
The article explains meteors burn up due to friction in the atmosphere at about 100 miles altitude. It notes that humans have only explored the air up to roughly alternating miles, indicating limits in high altitude exploration.
Tact and Talent in Harmony Amid Honored Praise
A fragmented reflection on how tact guides talent toward respectful achievement. The author names Landon Atlas and Ying of Tinty as figures underlined by praise, though the text is incomplete and cryptic, hinting at a moral about balance between bold skill and careful diplomacy.
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Landon Atlas
Household Affairs CARE OF THE REFRIGERATOR
Household advice from Trenton True American recommends weekly washing of shelves and ice chamber with soda water. A saucer of charcoal in the box absorbs odors to keep the refrigerator sweet smelling.
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Trenton
Canning Hint: use adhesive plaster for labels
During canning season, secure can labels with small adhesive plaster. Write the contents on plain paper before pasting on the cans.
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Trenton Tree American
How to Care for Real Laces After Washing
A note from the New York Press advises softening real laces after washing by dipping them in skim milk. This restores color and the lace’s tread oils while avoiding bleaching.
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Tzees
New York Press
Face Bleaching Claim From Boston Herald
An advertisement promises a proprietary facial bleach that removes freckles and clears blackheads and rough skin. It urges buying from a reliable dealer and applying per directions, mocking old lotions as out of vogue and touting slow but safe whitening action.
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Boston Herald
DARNING CASE FOR COTTON SPOOL CASES
Useful darning cases mimic holding spoot thread. Cut two cardboard circles nearly ave inches, cover both sides with cretonne or silk, slip sachet powder inside. Place spools of darning cotton between, white, tan, black, equal distance from each other and edge. Puncture holes to anchor with ribbon, tie wads at the ribbon to complete.
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Detroit News-Tribune
Vinegar Cruet Cleaning Tips From The New York Press
A New York Press item outlines methods to clean narrow neck vinegar cruets. Use inverted hard beans in hot soapy water to loosen residue, rinse, then rinse with water and a touch of ammonia. A small brush aids scrubbing, followed by soda solutions and thorough rinsing for shine.
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New York Press
A bachelor maid curates a handmade home library
A bachelor maid in a boarding house nestled a bright improvised bookcase in her south facing window recess. Three stout boards formed shelves, a brass adorned rack held small tools and a dictionary, with a silkateen curtain and buff window shade ensuring privacy and order.
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Silkateen
Paul in the Tempest A Med. voyage lesson
In Acts 27 1 26 Paul endures a fourteen day tempest at sea on the Mediterranean. Gods hand guides the ship while Paul holds fast to faith and mission to Rome. The commentary urges trust in divine purpose amid hardship and the value of godly leadership in perilous times.
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Paul
Mediterranean
Paul Tempest
Imperial City
Nic
New Jerusalem
Eouth
Jonat
Jonah
Dalth
Paw
Rome
Paula Pluure Descrine
God
Lam
Pan
Caesar
Ava
Cavann
Markwell Paul
Luncheon Dish: Cold Coldsiaw with Green Pepper Shellt
A New York Times style note describes a luncheon dish using shredded cabbage, chopped hard boiled eggs, sour cream, sugar, salt, pepper, and vinegar. Green pepper shells are lightly toasted and served on buttered toast as a tasty, attractive entree.
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New York Times
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Wilton
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Fine Arts Journal
South Urals Asbestos Company
Qvek
Ying
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