Rescue Amid Smoke as Buckboard Struggles to Escape Fire
Amanda and Joseph Stagg reunite in a tense scene as flames close in on a camp. They ferry Carolyn May and Carlyn May away aboard a buckboard driven by Joel, racing through smoke toward safety with Cherry the horse.
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Stacz
Heonsh
Carlyn
Caeie Ios
Caele Joe
Cherry
Joseph
Amanda
Hardware Deaser
Joe
Mandy
Joel Joel
Joseph Staves
Mr. Stage
Carolyn May
Prince
Joseph Stagg
Carlyn May
Josep Stage
Uncle Joe
Walt
Kerry
Mr. ‘Bruge
Flight Through Fire After Mountain Forest Blaze
Joseph Stagg ferries Amanda and child Amanda May Carolyn May from a buckboard as a wildfire sweeps the path. The family plunges into a water-filled lakeside refuge while flaming brands rain down, leaving them soaked and narrowly safe.
Two's Company Amid Fire Refugees Reach The Corners
Joseph Stage and Amanda Parlow escape a forest fire with Carrlyn May and dog. They reconcile after years apart as Jedidiah Parlow organizes a rescue party at The Corners. Neighbors praise Mandy and Joe while Burned horses and injuries are tended. TO BE CONTINUED.
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Code Fers
Ward
Sunrise Cove
Joseph Stace
Amanda
Carnlyn May
Yerth
Parrow Beach
Prince
Sheré
Carrlyn May
Miss Amanda
Joseph
Amanda Parlow
Joseph Stage
Aroonda Parlow
Jedidiah Parlow
Rose
Joseph Stagg
Mandy
Jebosbapbat
Brandy
Joe Stagg
Aunty Rose
Charles Chinchilla Cat Wins Cat Show Honors
A tale follows Charles Chinchilla Cat recounting victories at a hotel show and a local competition. He portrays himself as the most perfect silver chinchilla cat, praised by judges and fellow felines, before curling into his master's lap to sleep content.
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Shaw
Thos Chinehilla Cat
Bat Shaw
Teilas
Charles Shibe
Weil
Charlie
Charles Chinchilla
T Wes
Handsome Ten
Eame
Prom
Chartie
Thone Sa
Chartle
Ling Eoie
Vind
Charles Kinehila
Bravest Man Helps Comfort Kin in Distress
A dramatic scene unfolds as a brave uncle gestures to hold Mandy and vows not to let her go, while Carolyn May clings and praises his courage. The group plans to return to Aunty Rose for care, seeking a swift, home healing.
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Uncle Joe
Carolyn May
Aunty Rose
Odds and Ends of Time Reflections on Leisure and Duty
The note reflects on how those with the least time often indulge in the feast of leisure while the busier people focus on self development and helpfulness. It cites a Girl's Communion as context for these musings on time use and civic virtue.
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Usoge
Beware Bayer Aspirin counterfeits in pill boxes warning
An old warning urges consumers not to buy aspirin in pill boxes without Bayer packaging and safety Bayer Cross marks. It cites counterfeit risks, describes Bayer Tablets of Aspirin, and mentions a Brooklyn maker jailed for selling fake tablets. It also shifts to unrelated ads for piles treatment and paper mill uses for sycamore byproducts.
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Oaie
Deuisiou
Dent
Bayer Cross
Brooklyn
Penitentiarus
Whitney
Whitney Method, Limited
Des Moines
Iowa
Adv
Year’s Mineral Products 1918 Value Surges Across Sectors
The estimated value of the U S mineral products for 1918 exceeds 5 0 billion, a rise of about 130 million from 1917 and nearly 9 billion more than 1916. Pig iron copper ferro alloys lead zinc gold silver and aluminum total near 2 billion, while nonmetallics coal petroleum cement natural gas top 3 25 billion, up from 1917.
Want Old Fort Preserved at Copper Harbor
A movement to preserve Fort Wilkins at Copper Harbor on the Keweenaw Peninsula gains support. Historic site on Lake Fanny Hoey near Lake Superior features remaining barracks officers quarters and stockade remnants, with the Keweenaw Historical Society backing the effort.
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Copher Harbor
Keweenaw Peninsula
Lake Superior
Forties
United States Army
Lake Fanny Hoey
The
Keweenin Historical Society
Not of Much Account Hewitt Gruet is No More
A brief obituary note from the Ghlenge Daily News laments Hewitt Gruet and Jewett as minor figures, stating Hewitt is dead and Jewett never held prominence. The item reflects a terse, local-paper tone from the era.
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Hewitt
Gruet
Jewett
Ghlenge Daily News
Fragmented student dialogue on American history review
A seventh grade class reviews the eighteenth century in American studies. A teacher struggles to keep the noisy room in order while students attempt to recall details about colonial origins and the Articles of Confederation.
Expelling Worms Advised by Wickery Products Company
A vintage advertisement claims a supplement called scientific compmind ential saltinical g and charcoal is the best worm killer and stock conditioner. It mentions a booklet with feeding directions obtainable from Wickery Products Company at 638 Grand Ave Temple, Missouri.
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BE. LL. McCayr
Barnesville
Wickery Products Company
Grand Ave. Temple
Kans City
Missouri
Ady
Probable Parasite in European Polities Cited by Duluth Millionaire
Jerome 8. Mc Wade, a Duluth financier, disparages European polities as distasteful. A wealthy friend’s young count received a sharp remark about marriage prospects, mocking the idea of settling on his daughter and hinting at social stakes.
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Jerome
Mc Wade
Duluth Gwillionaire
Pre Wardivs
Out of the Catalogue Prank Turns Odd Family Tale
A Pranklin family kept a mail order catalog at home and children copied orders. Twin Donald Ray three years old acted unusually mischievous, prompting his mother to remark on his mischievous nature. The passage includes a quirky refrain about a mindless boy and a puzzling line about prospects after life.
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Abu
India
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