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Newspaper

Washburn Times

Location

Washburn, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1915

Page

3

Misery Creek feud widens as Jesse Purry is shot

In Misery country the Purry store is attacked as Jesse Purry lies wounded after a morning shooting. Samson South vows to hunt down the killer while old Spicer South and kin brace for reprisals amid a mountain feud linking the Hellman and South clans.

Virginia Scotland Old Spicer South Samson Souths Jaspers Spicers Wileys Jesse Purry Jim Asberry Holman Micah Hollman Hollman Purry Hellman Legion Hellman-Purry John South Jesse Purvy Atar

The Wanderlust of George Lescott and a Quiet Morning

The narrative follows painter George Lescott as guests arrive during a perilous time. Samson, recently wounded, confides his longing to know beyond the hills, while Sally of the Widow Miller observes Samson from the ridge. The day at Spicer South’s house ends uneventfully, with tension looming as Tama rack Spicer and Samson patrol with rifles. TO BE CONTINUED.

Misery Creek Sally Miller George Lescott Samson South Lescott Samson Spicer South Jesse Purry Hollmens Purvys Old Spicer South Times Hollmans New York Sally Tamarack Spicer Eullen

The Question of Proposing Marriage in Twentieth Century Love

A discussion on how men fail when proposing and why earnest, straightforward appeals work. It notes four rejections, emphasizes genuine sentiment over dramatic flair, and offers practical advice for choosing the right moment and words to win a lady’s heart.

Court of Appeals Mary

Australian cadet system drills boys into four years of service

Norman Duncan describes in Harper’s Magazine how Australian youths begin voluntary physical training at twelve, move to limited compulsory service at fourteen, and endure four years of drills, parades, and rifle practice, culminating in citizen-force integration, with harsh discipline for truants and evaders observed in Kalgoorlie and Brisbane.

Kalgoorlie Western Australia Brisbane Queensland

Bible societies publish hundreds of millions of volumes

The Bible is gaining reach not losing ground. Since 185 the British Bible Society published 240000000 copies and the American Bible Society since 1816 published 100000000 copies. Total publications in the past century reach 600000000 volumes.

British Bible Society American Bible Society

Doctor Dorset’s cholera work saves hogs with serum gift

Dr. Marion Dorset of the Federal Bureau of Animal Industry first isolated the hog cholera germ. He then developed a serum, secured patents, and released the process to the public free of charge to help farmers.

Marion Dorset Federal Bureau of Animal Industry

Hearts of Homeless Women

A poem on homelessness among sheltered women, contrasting secure homes with the loneliness of those without a steady place. It contrasts social mockery and gossip with the ache of isolation and longing for companionship and dignity.

Hearts OF Homeless Women

Do Women Know When They Are Really In Love

An essay explores whether women recognize true love and how romance, ideals, and social pressures shape their perceptions. It traces daydreams, the search for a perfect hero, and the shift from fantasy to enduring affection as time passes from youth into maturity.

Love

Regicides of Charles I Fled to Massachusetts

After the restoration 29 of the regicides were tried, 13 executed. three fled to Massachusetts namely William Goffe Thomas Whalley and John Dixwell. They lived in concealment in Massachusetts then Connecticut, with Dixwell using the name James Davids and starting a family. Goffe kept a wary correspondence with his English wife and was buried at Hadley Massachusetts after defending the town from Indian attack.

America Oliver Cromwell Charles I Massachusetts Cromwell William Goffe Thomas Whalley John Dixwell Connecticut New Haven Dixwell James Davids Goffe England Hadley Mass

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Call of the Cumberlands Charles Neville Buck W. J. Watt & Co Jesse Jim Micah Hellman Crippleshin Hixon Judge Hollman Scouts of Capital Judge Hellman Hellmans Mes Aaron Hollis Asberry Berry Australia
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