One Who Forgots by Ruby Mayres
Peter Lyster returns from the Western Front with memory loss and fails to recognize Nan Marraby whom he planned to marry. Nan cares for her three stepbrothers and resists Nan’s attempts, while Harley Sefton presses debt claims. Nan rebuffs Sefton as Arnott proposes visits, and a confrontation with Sefton leads to a tense vow about marriage.
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Peter Lyster
London
Nan Marraby
France
Nan
Joan Endicott
Peter
John Arnott
Arnott
Marraby
Joan
Harley Sefton
Sefton
Nan Defies Sefton in Dire Confrontation on Path
Nan resists Harley Sefton as he presses marriage extortion and debt leverage. He threatens to expose past engagements to Peter Lyster while Nan asserts her autonomy and defends her chosen stance, until Peter Lyster abruptly appears ending the confrontation.
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Sefton
Nan
Lyster
England
Gems mined in Montana boost state's fame as sapphire source
Helena Mont Sept 29 Widely known for minerals grains wool and oil Montana gains fame for gems. A visitor says Montana is renowned for sapphires among New York jewelers Antwerp lapidaries and European aristocracy. State records show two sapphire mines yielded gems valued near 100000 in late 1924. One mine produces Yogo stones. another industrial sapphires. Output ships to London with much cutting in Switzerland. Other Montana gems include octahedral diamonds moss agates topaz tourmaline and garnets.
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Helena
Mont
Montana
Charles B. Hubbschmidt
Lynbrook
N. Y
New York
Antwerp
State Board of Equalization
State Department of Agriculture
London
Switzerland
Department of Agriculture
French novels to cost nine francs under new union rule
Paris September 29 the French Publishers Union sets the popular novel price at nine francs up from three to seven and a half francs pre war and recent raises. The higher price covers increased material and production costs and will base authors royalties. Parent asks a question as the son replies in a brief exchange.
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Paris
End of the Yellow Car Ends in Crash on Straight Road
Corny and Cobby Coon urge safe speeds as Mister Coon insists on slow driving. A misread speedometer leads to a fast dash and a side road danger emerges. A collision with a mud bank sends all three flying through the windshield, ending with the nephews atop a barn roof. The tale promises a continuation.
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Ringtall
Corny Coon
Mister Hingtall Coon
Corny
Cobby
Mister Coon
Uncle Ringtall
Uncle Ring
Western Kansas turns to diversified crops and higher yields
In Dodge City Kansas a sweeping shift from sand hills to diversified farming is detailed. The 24 western counties west of the 100th meridian yielded field crops and livestock valued at over 56 million dollars last year, including 26 million bushels of wheat worth about 28 million, the highest in thirty eight states.
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Dodge City
Kan
Kansas
Sunflower State
Meridian
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