Ella Wycherly Bosses Lionel in May at Wycherly
Lionel Leigh tutors Master Graves Power and befriends Ella Wycherly as they roam Woodmancote and village scenes. Ella teases, reveals a grim family plot led by her mother and Miss Worthington, and asks Lionel to guard a dark secret about a life of penance and a sect in La Maison.
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Abbotshold
Heaven's Gate
Heaven’s Gate
Mr. Leigh
Miss Worthington
Ella
Lionel
Ella Wycherly
Wycherly
Graves Power
Master Power
Fila Wycherly
Peis
Poe
Ste Yvas
Belle
Woodmancote
Weeherly
Bila
Chatterly
Miss Wycherly
Miss
London
Lionel Leigh
Wis
Dlla
Abeon
Park
Mr. Laigh
Miss Wychig
Ellan
Arthur Calthorpe
Misa
Peter
Worthington
Arta
England
Italy
la Maison
Dust as Good and the Parlor Sofa for Two
A reflective piece notes missing hammocks and porch chair as summer fades while the parlor sofa remains just large enough for two, hinting at companionship. The speaker names Vane as a voice in the scene.
Cattle Movements Rise Across Plains Toward Omaha Market
The Panhandle cattle drive increases with 1200 Burlington cars bound for Wyoming and Montana. John Eyler predicts spring movements may exceed 5000 cars, as Rock Island and Northwestern route cattle via Omaha gateways. Some routes diverted due to bridge damage near Fremont. Cattle at South Omaha fetch strong prices with 110 head selling for 7.70. A Deadwood assay office shift to gold payments returns bullion to Hills. North east precinct judges in Butte county claim long mileage for ballot boxes. A new rural telephone firm Cleveland Smith to operate from Kimball with 5000 capital.
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Panhandle
Texas
Wyoming
Montana
South Dakota
Omaha
Burlington
Denver
John Eyler
Rock Island
Omaha Gateway
Neobraska
Northwestern
Pierre
Rapid City
Ashland-Sioux
South Omaha
United States
Deadwood
Brule County
Cleveland-Smith Company
Kimball
A. L. Carey
P. D. Brady
Batt Ryan
An Acrobatic Horse Anecdote From Old Manuscripts
In a New Jersey Historical Society collection fragment two Irish travelers ride a horse. Teague mounts while Pat thinks double riding, the horse kicks Pat in the face and Pat throws a stone missing Teague but striking the back, prompting Teague to learn the nag has kicked both men in the face and back.
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New Jersey Historical Society
Pat
Teague
Untold Love in a Silent Embrace
A distressed speaker pleads in a dramatic scene, confessing enduring suffering for a beloved. He declares unwavering devotion and asks how to prove love, while the beloved remains distant and unresponsive. Tearful emotions and a final plea mark the moment.
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Loudon
Vindicated Blizard editorial on battleship cuts
The Spiketown Blizzard editor recalls printing a bold defense of halting a four battleship plan. He states readers supported a two ship compromise and notes Congress approved two. He claims vindication for the paper and its stance.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Blizaard
Navy recruits complain of missing side pockets in trousers
Yeoman J. R. Rose at the navy recruiting station laments the lack of side pockets in Navy MRE trousers. He notes soldiers instinctively thrust hands into pockets, a habit hard to break after four years in the service. Kansas City Times
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Navy
J. R. Rose
Kansas City Times
Veteran of Three Wars Pioneer of Colorado and Nebraska
A Colorado Nebraska pioneer and Civil War veteran Matthias Campbell, living at 218 East Nebraska Street Blair Nebraska, recalls back pain and kidney troubles cured by Deans Kidney Pills. Ad copy promotes Allen's Foot-Ease and other remedies with prices and distributor details.
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Colorado
Nebraska
Matthias Campbell
Nebraska Street
Neb
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N. X
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Vane
Butte County
Belle Fourche
Aberdeen
Huron
Ieee
Notum
Senna
California
Fic Syrup Co
Dodds
Lapyt
Allen
Allen's
le Roy
Dublin
Straits of
Pettit
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