Johnny Starleigh Sees Desperado Near Outcrop
Johnny Starleigh, en route to school, treks into a wild mining terrace where a fallen pine blocks a quartz outcrop. He spies Spanish Pete, a feared desperado, guiding a man toward the outcrop as the outlaw studies a concealed, heavy stone ready to move.
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Starleigh
Aegin
School of Nature
Johnny
Fle
Bret
Rey
Mustéché
Woodlang
Pete
Onny
Nis
Ony
Oto
Simple remedy promises cure for women’s ailments and more
An ad touts a mysterious remedy claimed to relieve leucorrhoea ulcers and menstrual irregularities, with promises of privacy and permanent results. It appeals to readers to “send today” for trial with testimonials from grateful users worldwide.
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Genera
Ali Baba And The Hidden Cavern Of Heavystone Ridge
Johnny a truant stumbles on a secret cave mouth where two robbers stash gold and a revolver. He witnesses a brother’s theft history, hides the crime, and plans to save his kin while facing Meely Stryker and the vigilantes. Years later a clipping reveals the hidden gold and two dead robbers entombed by a collapsing tree.
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Don
Johnny
Himeelf
Seo
Dane
Sara
Mentell
Marysville
Sacramento
Sam
Meely
Amelia) Stryker
Aia
Meeley
Meely Stryker
al Baba
Anna
Pete
Starleigh
San Jose
Amelia Stryker
Heavystone Ridge
Johnny Starleigh
Miss Stryker
Vere Starleigh
Voices on aging and long life from Georgia’s veterans
A reader discussion inspired by an article on age, longevity, and scientific calls to temper life. The piece cites Georgians former and current public figures, praising active elder service, recounting achievements of Judges Ezzard Stocks Warner and Hiram Warner, Governor Gilmer, and others while urging continued usefulness past eighty.
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R. J. Massey
Hurgundman
New York
W. L. Calhoun
Decatur
Coweta
Atlanta
Thomas Jefferson
Ezzard
Thomas Stocks
Greene County
Georgia
Ufe
Greene
Interior Court
Mercer University
Georgian Baptist ‘Convention
Oconee
Hiram Warner
Supreme Court
Ubil
Aieck
Linton Stephens
Toombs
Howell
T. H. R. Cobb
Charles J. Jenkins
Warner
Mas Terfainy
Lawteu
Judge Petty
Cherokee County
Heto
Bosen
Tourisning
Nuw
Chattahoochee River
Major Petty
Petty
North Georat Simtysia
J. Hustton
South
George R Gilmer
Nny
Forty-third
Congress
Igse
University of Georgia
Supreme Court of Georgia
Gilmer
United States
Wilson Lumpkin
Superior Court
Public World
Lumpkins
Lumplsin
South Carolna
Alitea
Carolina
Wade Hampton
United States Railroad
Wes and the Checker Player Duel at River City
In a crowded scene Wes challenges a boastful stranger to a checkers match. The rival player, confident and taunting, loses repeatedly as Wes methodically moves and whistles, drawing the crowd into a tense, drawn out contest that spans days. The loser grows furious, threatening wagers and outright railing against Wes’s tune as the game drags on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wes
Smarty
Metrolopin
Jay Ag
Ike
Don
Anurica
Mayer
Amertky
Manuscripts Read In Publishing Houses Not Often Read
A New York Sun report quotes a magazine publisher explaining how manuscripts are treated. He describes a multi tiered review process where initial screenings filter out unsuitable work, then editors and owners read the finalists before final decisions. The system aims to uncover truly valuable material despite common complaints.
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New York Sun
Wna Caasdes
Lkely
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Fin Ji Baba
The
Sierras
Millet
B. M. Palmer
New Orleans
Palmer
Avery
Acas Palmer
Great Southwest
P Sanford
Mercer
First Presbyterian Church
Dr. Palmer
Richard Malcom Johnson
Grand Old Mercer
Alexander H. Stephens
Marke Langston
Middle
Judge Johnson
Bleven
Ohfe
Otis
King Morgg
Raughon
St Laonis
Tom
Galveston
Little Roe
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