The Gul With the Lariat Romance on the Ranch Field
Loyd Brayton, fresh from college, seeks excitement in the western cattle country. He courts Jennie MacDougall, daughter of Evan MacDougall, amid ranch life and playful ball games. When Jennie saves him from a quicksand by lariat and grit, gratitude turns to love and Brayton chooses a future with her after the peril.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyd Reayton
Jim
Brayton
Evan Macbonens Tl
Anne
Phagpong
MacDougalls
Jennie
Loyd
Sahe
Jennie MacDougall
Eis Cider
Ike
Wulf
Averell
Drayton
Jdeuule
de Brees
Leuule
Krayton
Not a Gea Jailer and the Priest in Jail
A fragmentary historical clipping recounts a Buddhist priest in a Burmese jail who defies confinement by using a plank bed to sleep and attempts escape aided by a guard’s complicity. A sentry repents as the priest’s escape plan is thwarted, highlighting tensions between Buddhist inmates, Punjabi guards, and colonial prison rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Punjab
India
Rome
Borman
Fife
Pentry
Phooilpree
Phoongyees
Boston Herald
Duel in Paris Over a Dancing Woman Ends in Withdrawn Challenge
Mathewson, an American in Paris during King Louis XV's era, accepts a duel challenge from Count Vaudelais after dancing with Mlle de Reyer. A veiled Mlle de Boyer confronts Vaudelais in a cafe, revealing her as the instigator. The duel is dropped when de Boyer exposes Vaudelais’s improper conduct and coerces him to withdraw, Mathewson’s plans to wed de Boyer fading with his return to America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duarte
Lewis
France
Hegrian
Louis Xvoo
Catlere
New Jersey
Paris
North Atrerion
Crosea
Yvonne Matheseson
Prirre Spa
Rennon
Hortense de Reyer
Mathewson
Pala
Mlle de Revver
Gaston Vaucdetais
Che
Milo
de Boyer
Wod Thom
Anot Vaudelaty
Vandeluis
Albert du Plessis
Vaudeluis
du Plessis
Viandetals
AL du Plessis
Mile de Boyer
Vandelars
M. le Count
Blur
Mitchewson
Wheele
Bbe
Bie Mile de Moyer
America
Mike de Boyer
Bini
Fis
Ou Vulntidier
Wilderneas Wastel
Meritol White Litument and Patent Medicines Ad
Fragmented OCR reads like a late 19th century drug advertisement touting Meritol White litument and other patent medicines. It references Mr. J. M. Adlea at a Wirt National Bank and mentions remedies for heart trouble, whooping cough, scarlet fever, and kidney issues with promotional language and dubious claims. The text also includes product names like Woley's Kidney Pills and Tar Compound, urging readers to purchase through druggists with testimonials and price hints.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gul
Brayiva
Hereiaha
Jomube Mae Doug
GEA
Chicago Record-Herald
Broadway
New York Tribune
Englund
Normandy
Valencia
Lord Redesdale
Anatole Mrunee
London
Liais
Mies Brighu
Boston
Weuess
Tim
Bor Estalled
the Ideal Newspaper
THE
Cedar Rapids
Cidar Rapids Republecavn
Lews
Tte
TS Sminsh
Bloo
the Vindicator and Republican Co
Estherville, Iowa
Bo Roper
Allan
Alexander Soper & Alexander Attorneys At Law Real Matate
Eatherville
ME. Wilson
Physican
Rover Caglorh
W Bachman
Hank Kestands
North
Ross
Rhines Thbek
A. G. Ross
D. V. Veternarian Daten Id Hospital
Lineath and
Fatt Street
Blige Nedi, Mekhi Ies
James W. Morse
Marc Per Tention
Wes
Ghaarped
Noy
C. FE. Lugas Proprietor
International Harvester Farm Wagons
JHC
Segara
Weber
Columbus
LHC
Our Harvester Company of America {Incorporated
Mason City
McCormick Milwaskee
Osborne ‘Lama
Bean
Meritol
Bopp
Dean Ty
Lod Wister
Haart
Ebasa
Ata Dateato
Logguire
J. M. Adlea
Wirt National Bank
Anu
Bevis Wade Toorder
Peter Mo Vegioui
Patie
Urgandt
Soli
Woley
Cmias
Bos
Plinirad
Baley
Moe Bale
Ofl Uruggisty
Staley
Mank
Netherville
Fes & Botguit
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