Five Seconds' Grace by Harold Charles
Sergeant Crawford of the North-West police tracks a Canadian border killer to a village inside Canada. He confronts Elsie Pierce, once his lover, as Johnson’s wife, while her husband Tom faces justice for a fatal shooting. A street shooting erupts. Crawford faces the moral weight of duty and mercy across the border.
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Harold Charles
Sergeant Crawford
North-West
Crawford
Government
Ontario
Elsie Darlow
Tom Pierce
Pierce
Hls
Johnson
Chipping
Lne
Canada
Elsie
Mrs. Pierce
Donald
Tom
Ibn A Tigi
Ottawa
Rs. Johnson
Jonson
Jones
Thether
Cranford
W. G. Chapman
Life stages and aging in Rochester Post Express
A reflective piece on youth and aging argues true growth keeps pace with physical change. It notes the twenties offer unique capacities, contrasts forty with thirty, and praises natural aging while criticizing artful posturing. The column laments those who pretend to different ages.
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Sancebox
Minzette
Rochester Post Express
Correction on the Blackboard Replaces Toast Mistake
A teacher quotes the error The toast was drunk In offence and asks pupils to spot it. A boy corrects it writing The toast was ate In silence on the blackboard, illustrating the grammar error and proper wording.
Died When Jury Said Guilty Paul Roberts on Trial at Alma
Paul Roberts faced a murder trial in Alma for killing Anthony King. After a tense juror ballot process, the verdict was guilty on the fourth vote. Roberts was found in his cell dead, believed to have swallowed morphine after the verdict was read.
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Paul Roberts
Alma
Alose
Anthony Kins
Ther
Roberts
Anthony King
Alent
Sherif
KR OC
Moelser
Ita Hotel
Otto Zwangenger
Kansas University Alumni Count and Global Reach
Professor J N Flint of Kansas University Alumni Association reports 4467 graduates. Of these, 46 are living, 3065 men and 179 women. Alumni reside across many states and countries from Kansas to California and beyond, with detailed international placements listed.
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J. N. Flint
Kansas University Alumni Association
Kansas University
Karsas
Mieswuri
California
Oklahoma
Philippines
Africa
Alaska
Kansas Congregationalists back wage law at Wichita conference
Kansas Congregationalists approve a minimum wage proposal at their state conference in Wichita and urge a ban on child labor. The meeting follows a labor question debate in the Kansas legislature session.
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Kansas
Wichita
Realism Carried to Excess in Worcester Garden Scene
A Worcester mother, strict in orthodoxy, confronts her children reenacting Adam and Eve with palms and ferns missing from the veranda. A toddler arrives wearing a silk hat and cane, declaring himself the Lord God Almighty walking in the garden in the tool of the day.
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Worcester
Mass
Lord Dod Almighty
Dodds Kidney Pills Help Gray County Judge
A 63 year old Probate Judge Philip Miller of Cimarron Kansas reports relief from heart trouble and dizziness after using Dodds Kidney Pills. He notes improved energy and weighs about 200 pounds. He invites correspondence and mentions a free offer for household hints music and recipes from Dodds Medicine Co. Buffalo New York.
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Judge Miller
Gray Co
Philip Miller
Cimarron
Kan
Miller
Dodds Kidney
Dodds Medicine Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Conquest of Disease and Modern Medicine
A speculative view extols bacilli cultures and preventive serums as elevating physicians above ancient rulers. It likens Pasteur Flexner and Carrel to tireless fighters in a vast campaign against virulent diseases, surpassing Caesar or Charlemagne in impact.
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Alexander
Cyrus
Charlemagne
Sun Chance What’s the matter She has reelected me again
In the Washington Herald the speaker notes a sense of finality after being reelected, describing the old and more experienced man as involved and questioning how final the decision is. The fragment hints at political tension and tenure in office.
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Sun
Washington Herald
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