Resurrection River intrigue and forbidden romance in Canadian Arctic
In a turbulent tale Warren Lovett plans a secret coup at Resurrection River mining fields with Wellington Parkes. Pat Wellington joins the perilous mission, aiding hapless prospectors while romance unfolds with Craig Tarlton and Sam Honeywell. Political intrigue, deception, and love collide as Pat confronting Warren’s schemes.
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Warren Lovett
Junor
Wellington
Parkes & Lovett
Mines of
Chicago
Canadian Arctic
Resurrection River
Dynamite Bay
Patricia
Jasper Wellington
Warren
Patcic “Poleon
Peete
Pat
Sam Honeywell
Polesa’s
BU Former
Lupe Chiwaughimi
Craig Tarlton
Craig
Rosalie
Lupe
Wilderness Guardian Lupe Threatens Dynamite Plan
In a tense Ontario border scene Lupe taunts Warren over Patricia's fate while vowing to defend her. Lupe details a dangerous plan involving a hidden dynamite charge and insists he answers only to Jasper Wellington, complicating the expedition and raising the threat of violence.
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Lupe
Cheecago
Warren
Tarlton
Hallow
Patricia
Ontario
Old Jasper Wellington
Jasper
Jasper Wellington
Northup
Tatllon
Taunton
Kessler Hill gold strike and torn loyalties pull Patricia
Craig and Patricia uncover a rich gneiss lode at Kessler hill and plan a stake. Warren fights their union with a court injunction tying Patricia to Rosalie and threatening their future together. Patricia faces a choice between love and family scandal as the legal battle escalates.
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Patricia
Resurrection
Odron
Warren
Fort Smith
Craig
Sam Honeywell
Kesster
Sam
Frances
Sis
Tarlion
Warren Has Got Out An Injunction Against You and Me, Treeshin
Treeshia
Rosalie
Vancouver
Corporal Northup
Dynamite Bay
Claim notices filed at Kesster hill camp in Triumph claim
Patricia sits by a small fire on Kesster hill drafting claim notices for the Triumph claim. Craig, Kessler, Poleon, and Sam raise posts and mark corners as the work nears completion. In hours the camp will break and the claims recorded at the land office.
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Kesster Hill
Patricia
Craig
Kessler
Triumph
Poleon
Sam
Kessler Hill
Government Land Office
Words of Good Advice Echoes from Hi Wo Sage
A Chinatown sage Hi Wo offers timeless counsel about listening. He notes that phrases of wisdom may comfort the speaker when a receptive listener is nearby. The remark underscores the value of attentive ears in sharing guidance.
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Chinatown
How to Sew Chair Pads by Ruth Wyeth Spears
Practical guide notes that atmospheres and comfort top the reasons for quilting chair pads. It details machine and hand quilting, pad construction with sheet wadding, bias tape bindings and ties, plus tips for back and seat cushions and a plug for Spears sewing book with order details.
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Spears
South Desplaines St
Chicago
Mlingis
Favorite Recipe of the Week resembled veal kidney bake
Trim and dice kidney and vegetables including carrots onions turnips and peas. Boil kidney and vegetables ten minutes, drain and save 14 cup liquid, then fill a 1 1 2 quart baking dish with meat and vegetables. Add pepper salt tomato soup and liquid, top with pie crust.
Record suit making time set by Huddersfield textile firm
Collier's Weekly reports a Huddersfield textile concern achieved a full three-piece men’s suit from twelve sheep in 130 minutes by shearing wool spinning yarn weaving cloth and cutting sewing, showcasing rapid production capability.
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Huddersfeld
England
Collier’s Weekly
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Ad Claims
An early 20th century ad cautions wives not to lash out at their husbands and promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy. It outlines stages from girlhood to motherhood and middle age, promising relief from female discomforts and functional disorders. The copy emphasizes natural balance and a smiling divine approval.
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Lydia I. Pinkshham
Nature
Lydia
The Unattained Success is Counted Sweetest
A brief literary note on Emily Dickinson by a columnist, reflecting on the paradox of praise for unreachable achievement and the voice of those who never succeed.
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Dickinson
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William Byron Mowery
William Sate Mowery
Nn Whee
Polcon
Wolf-Lair
Peleon
Honeywell
Falcon
Phil
Vanguard
Winchépeg
Lode
Beal
Phillip Kessler
Ruth Wyeth
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