Cattle Thieves Face Justice in Kemah County
Deorge Williston, a modest rancher, uncovers a band of thieves altering brands on cattle in a Missouri riverbed. He informs Paul Langford of the Three Bars ranch, who joins to bring Jesse Black and his outlaw gang to justice. Langford admires Williston’s courage and Mary Williston, the rancher’s daughter, captivates him.
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Deorge Williston
Paul Langford
Williston
Jesse Black
Kemah County
South Dakota
Langford
Mary
Louise Dale Joins Dakota Court in Dramatic Move
Louise Dale, a new court reporter, travels to Velpen in the Dakota territory to cover a high profile case. She faces loneliness and fierce local attitudes as she enters the Indian country and encounters a bold cattleman who protects her on arrival and leads her toward the courthouse and an unsettled future.
Lost pocketbook at fashionable resort clues in ledger
A man and his family at a summer resort report the loss of a dark red Russian leather pocketbook with a clasp. The hotel landlord questions the description and asks for distinguishing marks, prompting a light exchange about the book’s plat shape and the length of the stay.
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Johnson
Faker Prize Tale Turns Quiet Night into Laugh
The narrator recalls a bragged anecdote about a peasant family and a dog who stops a loud clock to soothe a sleeping baby. The scene blends folklore flair with a wink at storytelling brilliance, ending with the astonished response of bystanders.
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New York Press
Poems Worth Reading by Herbert Kaufman
A vivid, grim quatrain evokes a desolate landscape and a fallen figure. The poem contrasts a harsh, sun-scorched world with a century old mummy image, ending with a gleaming, fatal vision of gold and ruin. The piece appears in Appleton's.
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Herbert Kaufman
None so dear to me a lyric of affection
The speaker declares deep devotion to a beloved, praising tender face and musical voice. He says the beloved needs no other grace, and their shared happiness outshines wealth or fame. He would place any wreath on her brow, finding her the dearest among all.
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Gerald Massey
Philadelphia Bulletin
W. L. Douglas
Ww. L. Douglas
Brockton
Mass
Saints with No Day and Other Verses of Praise
A compact poem collection note recalling historic saints and overlooked martyrs, interwoven with brief verses on music by Katharine Perry and Urner, and a short civic-minded verse on acknowledging praise. The piece blends religious reverence, natural imagery, and everyday encouragement.
Moral of the tale on kisses and work
A Pittsburg Post verse narrates a man who pleads for a kiss for hours but is ignored until he resumes seeking affection with an abrupt kiss. He then delays with apology, illustrating a moral: first go to work and get your kiss, then plead.
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Pittsburg Post
Song in the Air Celebrates Spring’s Return
A Baltimore American verse-like piece extols spring’s arrival with imagery of birds, peach blooms, and rosy robes. It speaks to hearts that ache and throats that thrill as nature’s song moves through meadows and over the sea.
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Baltimore American
Peruna touted by Rev Troutman for catarrh cure
Rev Geo A Troutman of Washington Missouri writes that after using Peruna his spasmodic throat attacks ceased and he regained clear speech. Swedish Baptist pastor P E Swanstrom of Grantsburg Wisconsin reports cure of chronic diarrhea and catarrh. Peruna tablets now available matching the liquid medicine, with each tablet delivering a full dose.
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Catarrh
la Grippe
A. E. Troutman
Washington, Mo
Peruna
P. E. Swanstrom
Grantsburg
Wis
Hartman
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Chicago
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Florida East Coast Land Department
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Washington, DC
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