The Lie Tony Told at Fontainebleau Field Hospital
Henry Seton Merriman recounts Jacques de Keroualles dying in a Marly-sur-Seine field hospital after a years long bond with Thad, Tony de Muy, and Renee. Amid vine yards and dawn, De Keroualles asks if Renee will marry him and bear his child, a fate he deems worthwhile despite war and death.
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National Observer
Love's Devices Poem by Susie M Best
A short verse in which Love uses arts and strange devices to lure and captivate, wounding hearts and wrecking tomorrow. The speaker laments being bound by Love's charms and the absence of sorrow in its grip.
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Susie M. Best
Seeker and the Crusade Ghosts in an Odd Slates Reading
A truth seeker visits a medium to talk with Crusader figures from 12th century Europe. The spirit Ichabod Potts recalls Richard the Lion Hearted, Frederick Barbarossa, and Philip Augustus and jokes about armor and terms used in the crusade. The slate communication animates a humorous past.
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The Fall of Armor and a Cold Winter Crusade
The narrator recounts a 12th century tale of Dutch king Reddy's scheme during the winter of 1189. Dick and his men suffer frozen armor and failed drills as snow and frost cripple their effective protection. A drunk blacksmith and a broken chain of command doom the expedition, leading to the collapse of the crusade by 1192 and a lasting feud with Frederick.
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Condensed Sporting Chat From Early 1900s Kansas City Star
A collage of sports notes features wagers and salaries in billiards boxing and fencing. Highlights include Frank Ives earning over 710 900 yearly, George Dizon at 10 000 in boxing, and Anson's high baseball pay. Also mentions plans for Amateur Fencers league events in New York and remarks on James J Corbett versus Griffo. A British officer Captain Percy G Chamberlain commits suicide due to deep fatigue.
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A Specific and Sarsaparilla Cure All Diseases of Blood
Dauna's Sarsaparilla is presented as a universal specific for diseases originating in impure blood. It claims to cleanse the blood and thereby banish constitutional illnesses such as rheumatism catarrh la grippe malaria dyspepsia indigestion constipation liver and kidney complaints. The remedy is said to purge the system of impurities and expel disease.
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Hind that Cures: the thorough blood purifier praised
Cc R Barnes of Beach Pond Wayne Co Pa reports erysipelas two springs and severe eczema with intense burning and itching. He states Dawna's Sarsaparilla cleaned his blood thoroughly, requiring five bottles to complete the cure, fulfilling his goal.
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