Hal Ireland's cross country trip to San Francisco detours with a share expense party
Heir to a wealthy banker's fortune Hal Ireland faces financial ruin after his father's criticism and withdrawal of support. He joins a cross country auto party to reach San Francisco on time with six companions including Barry Trafford Kerrigan and the nun Sister Anastasia. Tensions rise as distrust and attraction unfold during the journey.
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Hal Ireland
San Francisco
New York
Barry Trafford
Giles Merrigan
Anastasia
Barry
Kerrigan
Hal
Hal and Barry Declare Love Amid Road Trip Tension
In a hot Indiana to Peoria drive, Hal confesses love to Barry after a tense exchange about a passing woman and their uneasy dynamic. Barry responds with sorrowful restraint, insisting they cannot love now and must wait for clarity, as they press toward Kickapoo Creek and an uncertain future.
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Barry
Hal
Doctor Callgari
Darling
Dae
Mississippi
Frederick Ireland
Hollywood
Tlme
Rasmain
Kickapoo Creek
Kerrigan
Frand
Peoria
Tal
Port Arthur
Napoleon
Capitalism and wars shape a vast spending outlook
The piece blends commentary on capitalism as a durable system and a concern with rising government spending, noting a Senate forecast of billions in extra appropriations. It flags hog market signals, submarine ambitions, and global tensions, including Japan, Mussolini, and Soviet dispatches, while odd anecdotes touch on a Chicago heiress and a dog inheritance.
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Barah
Senate
Congress
Who Found America First Across Ages and Oceans
A survey of early arrivals to the New World traces possible Norse and Irish visits, with Columbus and Lief Eriksson among contenders. It notes pre-Columbian clues such as maps showing "Brazil" near Newfoundland and Icelandic Norse activity at Vinland, suggesting multiple parallel migrations.
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Columbus
Ericsson
America
New World
Asia
Bering Straits
Siberian
Alaska
Central American
Christ
Lief Kiesson
Brazil
Newfoundland
Gulf of St. Lawrence
John Cabot
Ameories
Teeland
Iceland
Greenland
American
Lief Mriesson
Pathfinder
Alpine Memories of the Swiss Herdsmen Echo Call
A vivid description of Swiss Alpine herdsmen who greet sunset by calling Praise the Lord God. The call travels along the mountains via Alpine horns, prompting a long echo span. After prayers, another farewell call signals the return to their cottages and quiet.
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Switzerland
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Kansas City
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Brooklyn Navy Yard
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Rome
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