Lady of the North love story in gray jacket
Captain Wayne of the Confederacy moves among Federal lines to deliver a message. In a perilous pursuit he faces guerillas, escapes with Edith Brennan, and aids Lee forces before a Cavalry detachment helps secure retreat to the Shenandoah frontier.
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Longstreet
Fergt
Crate
Orses
Craig
Myagy
North
Wayny
Jed Bungay
Red Lowrie
Maj. Brennan
Union Airl
Sheridan
Edith Brennan
Mat Brennan
Jon Bunnys
Gen. Lee
Miss Inoz
Wayna
Saya Ahe
Ecuring & Paar
Unes
Rennan
Edith
Liberty
Bungay
Lea
Shenandoah
Minor Face
Miss Minor
Duel on a Southern Front What Brennan and Wayne Face
In a tense scene amid Civil War tensions Major Brennan and Captain Wayne agree to a pistol duel arranged by Captain Moorehouse and Lieutenant Caton. Wayne faces Brennan in a field behind a tobacco shed, the outcome uncertain as Caton counts and the duel unfolds with peril but no mercy.
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Moorehouse
Wayne
Brennan
Hut
Herce
Caton
Major Brennan
Edith Brennan
Starr
Moorehouge
Mrs. Brennan
Derringer
Breonan
Tam
Beecher’s Sunday Sermon Mood Gets a Holler
In The Outlook a Sunday morning scene shows Dr. Beecher collapsing into a lounge after church and lamenting the sermon as the worst he ever preached. His daughter counters that he was unusually lively only when he had something to say. He retorts that when he has nothing to say he hollers.
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Beecher
New Zealand Chief Claims Undoubted Title to Land
A New Zealand chief, newly residing on a disputed tract, declared an undoubted title to the property after asserting the prior owner’s claim failed. The report notes the contentious right to the land and the chief’s confident stance.
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New Zealand
Flax growing touted as profitable in Western Canada
A historical note extols flax and other crops in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta. It cites seed treatment seeding and harvesting details from a Saskatoon farmer about flax yields and notes a Rosetown area farmer produced high bushel per acre yields with summer fallow. The piece adds praise for cattle horses roots and vegetables, highlighted in government farm literature.
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Prairie
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Canada
New York
Saskatoon
White
Rosetown
Western
Publicity and the Consumer in Local Newspapers
In a Daily Club note a factory executive recognizes the growing importance of publicity for the consumer. He notes competition shifting toward localized, crystalized advertising in the home and asserts newspapers are the best vehicle to achieve this.
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The
Daily Club
Lose Esther Way: a cryptic moral from adversity
A reflective line declares wealth fails happiness while a son is urged to remember hardship. A contrasting couplet suggests fighting hardship is not pleasant but necessary. The mood hints at caution and perseverance.
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Esther
Allen’s Hoot-Hah antiseptic powder boosts sales with millions of samples
Seroma and quarter century lie aside, Allen’s Hoot-Hah powder gains fame from constant sample distribution. The advertisement claims millions of free samples yearly prove the product’s merit for tired, aching feet and minor pains. Includes a quirky address line and a snippet of Life magazine humor.
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Seroma
Allens
Allen S
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