Three Bar Dance Ends in Fatal Shootout at Post
The scene unfolds at the Three Bar post where Deane muses on loyalties and love while the crowd enjoys a dance. A sudden confrontation erupts as Old Rifle Foster shoots Canfield to defend Bangs, and shoots Harper dead, ending the night with a violent twist.
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Carson Deane
Jilex
All
Deane
Bentley
Stade
Actev
Atols
Morrow
Harrig
Kivins
Evans
Evane
Harris
Deané
Bille
Jim
Tye
Colton
Billie
Old Rifle Foster
Canfield
Lang
Rile
Tim
Harper
Tobh
Nature's Kindness to People of Green Isle in Bone Healing Claim
A Baltimore Sun excerpt notes a coroner's inquest in Camberwell, England, where Dr. Hexbald Larkin cites an alleged rapid healing of Irish bone fractures versus English ones. The piece touches on stereotypes about Irish people and bones and briefly explains bone repair biology in lay terms.
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Green Isle
Camberwell
England
Hexbald Larkin
Time’s Changes Serenader Memory Reveals Shifting Mood
A quoted reminiscence from Uncle Eben notes a banjo player once appeared joyful, but now shows a dissatisfied expression over tang or low wagon, reflecting changes in entertainment mood and public tastes.
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Eben
Ike
Bissett
Washington Ar
Kennebunkport’s Early Settlement and Name Origins
Historic note traces Kennebunkport Maine from a 1020 settlement near Cape Vorpedse to its 658 war incorporation, later reorganization in 1708, 1717 reintegration, and adoption of the Kennebunkport name in 1823.
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Kennebunkport
Maine
Cape
Man Finds Tolerance When Interest Turns His Focus
A man shows tolerance when his attention shifts to a different interest, suggesting openness grows with redirected focus and curiosity.
Permanently Cured Al Faifa Well City Friends
Al explains eternal cure of city friends who lived off them every weekend while they traveled. Timothy Hay asks how he managed it. Al says he stopped feeding fried chicken and instead gave canned goods from the store to the same group in Vancouver Province.
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al Faifa
Wwell
Timothy Hay
Vancouver
A New Start in Political Play Amid Grammar Criticism
Senator Sorghum quips about restarting the political process by skipping the conference and caucus and beginning with a spelling school. The Washington Star notes the remark as critics question grammar in the campaign discourse.
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Senator Sorghum
Washington Star
Jack Entangled in Two Love Affairs
A lighthearted tale centers on Jack juggling two loves at once. The comic chaos suggests the old adage that the path of two romances rarely runs smoothly, with miscommunications and playful misunderstandings driving the plot.
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Jack
Caution Urges Honest Drive and Valued Theft Chase
A desk sergeant questions the motive of pursuing a thief who stole an old car. The victim defends the effort, arguing anyone willing to steal the junk car is dangerous to society and warrants catching the culprit.
Radio Talk Sparks Household Tuner Tiff
A radio program scene shows a hostess and caller discussing two wireless sets. The caller notes the husband is enthusiastic and causes disruption, forcing the family to share one set while he keeps another to tinker with.
Marie’s Little Study Attracts Modiste Dream
Marie 19 studies to be a little modiste as she contemplates time and fashion. The brief item notes youthful aspiration and hints at observations on style and movement.
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Marie
Rural Folks Hear Tales From A Humble Shop
Fragmentary rural talk evokes old time characters and local quirks as a peddler sells a cosmetic hair restorer and a mischievous exchange about gloves, barn contraptions, and letters for catching the air. The scene reflects rural humor and social chatter.
No Slot Machine Mummie Humour Note
Fragment reads like a humor caption about Grannie gift money box and questions about chocolate packets. No clear person or organization. reads as a light quotation from a humorist with playful domestic imagery.
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Grannie
Bobby
Humorist
Used Car Ad Guesses at Engine Horsepower
An advertisement by The Dealer touts a used car as guaranteed to have GO horsepower with claims of engine power. The buyer notes the engine and horsepower seem inconsistent as features pull in opposite directions.
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Henry Carr
Potatoes for Live Stock Feed Promoted by Colorado Experts
A Colorado Agricultural College bulletin advocates feeding potatoes to livestock as a valuable energy source. It covers raw versus cooked potatoes for cattle sheep dairy cows swine and horses, feeding limits, rumen effects and potential risks, plus guidance on ensilage and combining with grain and concentrates.
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H. J. Maynard
Colorado Agricultural College Experiment Station
Tvestock
Efficiency Is Key to Beef Feeder's Profit
GC R Arnold of Ohio State University Rural Economics reviews feeder cattle margins. He says narrow spreads between prices paid for feeders and market returns will shape profits in coming years. He notes favorable outlook for feeders who buy calves, grow and feed them with cheap pasture, while fat cattle markets may lag for three months before summer improvement.
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GC. R. Arnold
Rural Economics Department
Ohio State University
Arnold
Bhis
Best Hog Pasture
Farmers lacking land or fearing high pasture costs can profit from hog pasture. Efficient pasture use and tight financial control yield higher per acre returns than crops like wheat oats corn or hay. Failures arise when rocky barren land is tried for pasture.
Farrowing Preparation for Sows and Pig Pens
The guide advises washing sows with warm water and laundry soap before farrowing. Rub the belly and udders with lard to prevent cracking, then place in a clean pen. Use clean straw bedding and avoid old scraped material around the pens.
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Utter
Water and grain needs for ewes and twins
The article notes ewes with twin lambs require more grain and water than those with single lambs. Higher lamb demand increases the ewe's breathing and thirst, due to less sap in the drier diet. As lambs grow, they drink earlier, and pasture dries out during dry weather.
Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin Ends Constipation Naturally
A long time physician reflects on 47 years of practice and promotes Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as a safe natural remedy. He warns against drastic purges and urges daily bowel movement with a mild vegetable formula. Readers are directed to obtain a free trial bottle from Monticello Minnesota.
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Caldwell
Dr. Caldwell
Dept. BB
Monticello
Tilinvis
It Was All Wet Bride Elect Shower Called Off
A rain soaked plan forced cancellation of a bridal shower organized for the bride elect. Organizers postponed the event due to inclement weather.
One Man Drives New 469 foot Tanker With One Lever
A newly built 469 foot oil tanker can be piloted by a single man. A single lever controls speed while others start and stop the ship, and a gyroscope guides it automatically. The description reflects new ship automation promising streamlined operation.
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