By Edison Marshall Author of The Voice of the Pack
Copyright notice credits Edison Marshall as author of The Voice of the Pack with rights reserved by Kittie.
28 Dec 1922
Page 1
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1922
Page
1
Copyright notice credits Edison Marshall as author of The Voice of the Pack with rights reserved by Kittie.
Bruce Folger journeys to southern Oregon at Mrs Ross’s summons to uncover a family blood feud. Linda, Aunt Elmira, and Simon Turner navigate threats from Dave Turner and a killer grizzly as Bruce tracks a lost land agreement while being framed and bound in a tense, dreamlike pursuit.
In a rugged mountain room Bruce defies Simon Turner after a failed test of strength. Bound, he endures a brutal raid as Simon marches toward Linda’s home to force a marriage bargain and control of lands, while Linda confronts deadly choices and protective resolve.
A traffic policeman in Newark uses a motor scooter to untangle congested traffic patterns. The officer patrols busy city streets, guiding riders and vehicles to alleviate jams and improve flow daily.
Fragmentary notice from Cedar Street in Charlotte N. My hints a sale by auction. It mentions new item for sale and a prior sale and suggests a local ad style with timing or goods but the text is garbled and incomplete.
A fragmentary exchange centers on alimony with a lawyer probing a five thousand dollar five year figure. The dialogue touches on the husband’s income and the potential for higher support if circumstances change, reflecting a tense domestic finance dispute.
An aging, fragmentary notice discusses Venice’s modernization and its link to a mainland industrial hub. It mentions canals, rail connections, and cultural concerns. The piece references products like Outicura and soap ads, reflecting ad-like content embedded in the text.
London Times correspondence notes Chopin’s remains moved from Paris to Warsaw burial after the 1840 ceremony. The article mentions French father and mother, Paris life, and a coffin dusting with Pollah soil during interment amid revolutionary era rumors.
Fragmentary OCR passage presents fractured speech about domestic treatment and admonitions. It hints at a court jester figure and themes of marital conflict and protection or warning against mistreatment within a domestic setting.
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