Lola's Choice in a Mill Fire Heroic Love
Lola faces a life of monotony and hardship choosing between suitors Richard Evans and Ralph Leverson. A mill fire turns Richard into a hero as he saves Leverson, is wounded, and Lola's steadfast love is proven. The tale ends with a moral twist and a preacher's somber reflection on virtue.
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Lola Brand
Richard Evans
Lola
Fanny
Lois
Lin
Thong
Fonny
Ralph Leverson
Ile
Loi
Severson
Lile
Lole
Alone with Death in a Colorado Park A Pioneer Tragedy
A Denver Tribune account recalls a Colorado North Platte park death scene. Wido w Ostrom and seven children endured a night watch after their wagon overturned, trapping husband W. Ostrom beneath the vehicle. A torch lit bivouac formed as they faced desolation amid mountains, streams, and distant fox calls. The tale honors Western pioneers and their endurance, contrasting frontier hardship with civilized progress. A Servian patriot anecdote about self mutilation and loyalty to home follows, ending with a commander’s mock mercy and a soldier’s gesture to his wife.
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Colorado
North Platte
Denver Tribune
W. 11
Owtram
Alabama
Pine Grove Gulch
Ostrom
Atlantic
Mississippi
Nic
Tchernnyeff
Tehernayeff
Dogs Bark At Woman Attracts Laughter In Colorado
Three dogs charged, one fled in fear after sighting a woman. A master explained the dogs had never seen a woman before, causing their terrified, yet comical reactions. The others warmed to the narrator, Bowser included, who barked and retreated as the scene unfolded in Colorado.
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Bowser
Colorado
Enduring truth vs deceit as life guide for youths
A Misraki Orres Mapg.-Daya and other young men are warned that success based on sharp practice and deceit is fragile. True prosperity rests on steady honesty. a life built on sand collapses, and youths must commit to enduring principles of truth for a secure future.
Celebrated French Comedian M Bouffe Blesses Marriage
M Bouffe the celebrated French comedian marks the fiftieth anniversary of his marriage with a Thanksgiving service at the little church in Auteuil where he resides. A friend quips about blessing Providence for a calm life after intense years, to which Bouffe replies that he loves heaven and cherishes his wife.
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M. Bouffe
Hashoeen
Auteuil
Gall
A Selema Warping and the Drunken Debauch’s Toll
A Talbott lecture fragment recalls a fall from clerical honor to poverty and ruin caused by drink. The speaker laments lost family, church standing, and a life wrecked by dissipation, ending with a moral about a soul depleted by alcohol’s storm.
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