New Stomach Ons and the Golden Medical Discovery
An ancient promotional monologue extols wealth as unfulfilling without health. It claims digestion governs happiness and praises Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery from Buffalo as a stomach and blood support remedy. The text emphasizes natural herbs and no alcohol, boasting fifty years of public trust.
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Aires
Pierce
The
Invalids’ Hotel and Suzzies Institute
Buffalo, N. Y
Dr Pierce
Tragic Entanglements and Coincidence in a Gold Rush Tale
Andrew Bowers and John Webster, mining men, return from Death Valley with fortune but misfortune follows. A distressed Dolores, daughter of a deposed president, meets Webster and falls for him while mother figures complicate loyalties. Jerome Ha seeks funding for a Central American gold venture as romance and schemes collide aboard a steamer journey.
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John Stuart Webster
Death Valley
California
Civilization
Valoros Rilley
Edward
Jerome Ha
Billy Geary
Central America
Jerome
John
John Iitta
Lla Jerome
Ruanaventura
Sobrante
Geary
Dolores
Ruey
Subrante
Sarres
Jenks Doran
Hilly
Alother Jenks
Billy
Webster
New Orleans
Secret Passenger Disturbs Webster On Aboard
On the steamer Webster discovers a stranger in his stateroom, sharing his pajamas and even his damaged copy of Way of All Flesh. The confrontation escalates as Webster demands the stranger’s identity and purpose aboard.
Voyage of Names and Nobility in a Stateroom
In a steamer stateroom on voyage to San Buenaventura, John Webster meets Andrew Bowers a disguise-foiled man seeking fifty dollars credit. Webster agrees to take him aboard as a guest and valet while probing his background and plans, amid threats of arrest and possible death if discovered.
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Andrew Flowers
Webster
John
Andrew Bowers
Andrew Howers
John Stuart Webster
Borre
Mr Bowers
Mr. Webster
San Buenaventura
Vie
Atas
Iis
San Buenavatura
Catedral de la Vera Cruz
Sobrante
Caribbean Mail
New Orleans
Andrew Bowera
Andrew
Harber
Webater
Bill Geary and Dolores Meet Amid Websters Cable News
Webster's cable from New Orleans states Billy Geary will sail on La Estrellita toward San Buenaventura. Dolores and Billy, growing closer, discuss the news as they sense the upcoming reunion aboard Le Estrellita and anticipate the voyage.
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New Orleans
Webster
Billy Geary
San R Buenaventura
Nelores Ruey
Sobrante
Dolores
Jack Webster
Bill
Geary
Nighttime rendezvous near the steamer Webster
Billy Geary uses Leber and Don Juan Cafetera to reach the steamship Webster at night. The pair approach within a cable of the deck where Jack Webster, alert from a postprandial cigar, signals to keep distance. Billy senses Webster’s wary mood and recalls past tensions.
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Billy
Dolores
Leber
Don Jnugh
Don Juan Cafetero
Webster
Billy Geary
Bill
Jack
Billy Bays
Johnny
Don Juan Cafetera
Jack Webster
Eels Migrate From Rivers To Sargasso Sea Spawn
A London Tit-Bits report outlines eel migration from European rivers to the Sargasso Sea. Eels hatch in larvae drift with currents, transform, enter Europe, ascend rivers to ponds, then return to sea to breed over seven to eight years before again traveling to the Sargasso to lay eggs.
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London
Sargasso Sea
Europe
Nelda
Sargasso
Better Roads Qualities of Brick Roads
The Bureau of Public Roads studies wear of paving types on a 49-type test track using a truck with large cast iron wheels. It compares brick, stone blocks, grout, asphalt, concrete mixes and subgrade materials to identify which compositions resist wear best and how physical properties affect performance.
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Bureau of Public Roads
State Enstinvers
Varie Do
Puntry
Division of
Teste Wil
Spinning webs first flown by young spiders
Spiders hatch and cling in a week then separate. Their young raise silken threads and drift on air currents. Landing ends the drift and they spin without guidance from elders. About 650 American species exist, but only house and garden spiders are well known.
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America
July and the origin of the month name
The article traces July from the Roman calendar to its 31 day length after Julius Caesar. It notes Caesar’s natal month status and Marc Antony changing Quintius to July. It mentions Caesar’s power and Saxon term Hey Monath for haymaking time in July.
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Julius Caesar
Marc Antony
Quintius
Caesar
Chicago Journal
Craven Sulter’s Despairing Love Letter
A Craven Sulter writes to a woman who won his heart claiming he could never make her happy. He says she is of a different world and that his devotion cannot recompense her sacrifices if they marry. He asks for a return verdict if she disagrees. The remark undercuts his claim of merit and her judgment.
Grain Elevators Come Under Fire at Probe
City officials face a probe into grain elevator operations amid criticism from local business groups. Reports indicate potential safety concerns and financial irregularities affecting regional grain handling facilities.
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Wortestance
Toronto
Benefits of the rowed drag for road maintenance
The Extension Division of North Dakota Agricultural College promotes the rowed drag as a method to keep graded roads in top condition. It scrapes off production waste and prevents water from creating soft spots, reducing dust by smoothing ruts and rough patches caused by horse traffic. Persistent use crowns and hardens the road bed.
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North Dakota Agricultural College
Proper Location for Road Planning Considerations
Guidance outlines factors in locating roads including grades drainage sunshine exposure and avoiding unnecessary creek crossings. Emphasizes direct routes and serving many farms while avoiding railroad crossings when possible.
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Rade
Kansas Roads Planned Growth Over Three Years
Plans announced to vastly increase the number of hard surfaced roads in Kansas over the next three years. Officials say accelerated construction will improve transportation, commerce, and travel across major counties and towns.
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Kansas
Roads Must Be Rebuilt For Modern Transportation Needs
Roads decried as insufficient for current traffic require rebuilding. A doctor notes faster patient care when roads shorten travel from office to farm. Asphalt’s 60 year use in Paris is cited. Breeding stock held in draftproof, ventilated, dry housing. Pullets need comfortable quarters and proper feed for winter eggs. An overabundance of purebred sires is not feared.
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