Three Bar crew trek through Breaks with Deane
Harris leads the Three Bar outfit in a rugged trek toward the albino terrain. Deane endures drizzle, biting insects, and muddy days while balancing loyalty to Billie and a growing suspicion of Bentleys. Slade joins to survey territory, as tensions rise and shelter versus independence drives the plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron
U. S
Simmer Ronoga
Grasa
Deane
Harrig
Wilton
Calico
Harris
Evans
Moore
Barton
Harper
Slade
Tye
Ufa
Billie
Rose
Billle
Ilka
Cenk
Deana
Linde
Carlos Denne
Hartla
Dente
Barris
Wieton
Ranger
Harria
Linda
Fragmentary Local News Fragments from an Old Page
A garbled OCR snippet shows disjointed phrases about animals and fields, including alfalfa meal and undefined people. The readable content names no clear events, dates, or locations, leaving only scattered words and shattered sentences to summarize.
Days Speak in Stories of Time and Thanksgiving
In a gentle vignette days tell of their meaning to each person from a young girl to a father time figure. Each day holds personal significance for Margaret Allen and others as holidays and anniversaries shape family life and memory.
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Margaret Allen
Incoln
Waslington
Ime
Copyright
Why We Do What We Do by M Thomson M D
An essay on why names matter and how they shape identity. It discusses native and biblical name meanings, changes in modern times, and the influence of euphony and legacy. The piece includes humorous lines about London and Buckham.
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M. Thomson, Ph. D
Big Chief
Eagle Eye
Braveheart
Lone Wolf
Sly Fox
Fleet Foot
Black Hawk
Strong Arm
Big Bull
Abraham
Joshua
Jacob
Hazel Hale
Barker
Betty Barker
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Buokum
London
Inrga
St. Paul's Cathedral
Bunkum
Progress of science and silk from cotton to fuel
A 1920 essay notes science turning cotton into silk and other synthetic advances. It cites Elizabethton Tennessee as a large plant site and discusses synthetic food tablets and synthetic fuel, predicting broader automation and leisure, while questioning if such progress truly benefits society. It mentions cotton as an economic issue for the South and ponders irrigation versus artificial labor and energy.
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Elizabethton
Venn
South
Wastern Newspaper Union
Elephant proximity to humans and its keen scent senses
An account describes the elephant as a highly adaptable, near fearless creature with no enemies but man. It notes its diet, habitat range from plains to jungles, and its extraordinary trunk used for smell and movement. The piece highlights how elephants react to human presence and rifles, and their skill in navigating dense forests along elephant trails.
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Wien
Great in Philosophy The Early Greek Thinkers
The text cites Thales as the earliest philosopher among the Greeks, with mentions of celebrated figures of the era such as Socrates, Plato, Aristotle, Anaximander, and Heraclitus, highlighting the lineage of ancient philosophical thought.
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Thales
Socrates
Plato
Aristotle
Anraximander
Hergestus
Wheat Protein Content Increased by Sodium Nitrate
The Department of Agriculture reports that protein content in winter wheat can rise by a third or more with sodium nitrate application during heading. The finding highlights potential yield and quality improvements for wheat crops under field conditions.
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Department of Agriculture
Enga
Capacity crowds greet Navy tunnel work in town
Leo Ryan says capacity crowds attended every excavation day despite rain and street disruptions. He thanks residents for interest as work on the new 5 and 10 store begins and urges watching daily papers for the next mammoth display with the steam shovel.
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Leo Ryan
Navy Tunnel
Oltiga
Mary Brian Mary Grian and the Wendy Role in Peter Pan
Mary Brian, known for playing Wendy in Peter Pan, emerged from Dallas Texas as a leading film personality. She gained fame after winning a newspaper personality contest that propelled her to the screen and marked early triumphs in cinema.
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Mary Grian
Wendy
Dallas
Texas
CHE WHY OF SUPERSTITIONS BY HARVING KING
A newspaper column explores common superstitions about portraits falling from walls. It links symbolism, ancient beliefs, and the idea that a person and their image share an intimate bond. The piece notes people interpret a falling portrait as a bad omen, possibly signaling death in the family or indicating another relative.
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Che
McClurs
Self Confidence Boost for Success in Ife Battle
A motivational note urges belief in personal ability and one’s job and future success. It emphasizes self faith as a prerequisite for earning others’ confidence, highlighting grit as essential to triumph in challenging times.
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Ife
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WNU
A Dan
Albing
Tim Dreyr
Bentley
Bras
Bell
Jas
Father
Fime
Leonard A. Barrett
Science and Silk
Aera
Mary Brian
Gabby Gfatie
Hia-Walt
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