The J Y Waynes and a South American Voyage
Alan Wayne departs Red Hill after a family entanglement and flirts with Alix as Gerry pursues his own quest in South America. A secret past about J Y Wayne emerges when Alan seeks his uncle for support, and Clem unexpectedly confronts him at the curb as he heads to Africa and new prospects.
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Alan Wayne
Red Hill
Clem
Alan
Judge Healey
Alix
Gerry
Iambuco
Alx
Perbuco
Piranhas
Ivy
Maple House
Colingeford
Wayne
Frica
Collingeford
Africa
Lieber
Margarita
Jake
South America
Mr. Wayne
Mrs. Wayne
J. Y’s
J. Y
J. Y.wayne
J.Y
Swithson
Babel
Purple Cities and a Cowboy’s Quiet Quest at Fazenda Flores
Gerry Lansing shelters a wandering cowboy named Jake Kemp at Fazenda Flores as rain-soaked night reveals a shared curiosity about purple cities. Kemp, chasing orchids and a mythic dream, recalls The Purple City poem and explains Lieber the goatskin king who rules the range. Gerry learns the hidden power Lieber holds over this vast hinterland and the costs of crossing him.
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Fazenda Flores
Gerry
Lieber
Yasser
Eaid 'S
Jake Kemp
Bonifacio
New York
Texas
Gerry Lansing
Kemp
States
Margarita
Geree
Lieber and Kemp Plot Wealth With Horses and Cattle
Lieber arrives with two herders and negotiates a split of stock with Gerry and Kemp in a tense cattle and horse haul. Gerry, drawn by the promise of fortune, accepts a share as Lieber surveys the setup, then the trio moves to Lieber’s refined plantation house filled with luxury and multilingual magazines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lieber
Kemp
Gerry
Bonifacio
Kansas
Lieber’s
Lieber and Kemp Shape Life in Lansing with Margarita
In a secluded corner of the world, Lieber and Kemp influence Lansing’s daily life through their connection with Margarita. The evolving dynamic hints at subtle changes in routines and social circles, though specifics remain guarded.
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Lieber
Kemp
Lansing
Margarita
Help for Working Women From Lydia Pinkham’s Remedy
A Frankfort Kentucky woman writes that after severe female weakness she used Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, three bottles restored her health and work ability, and she endorses the remedy for others. The letter invites others to request confidential advice from Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn Massachusetts.
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Frankfort
Lydia E. Pinkham
James Coney
St. Clair St
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Fickle ads and adladed lines from old notices
A collage of old advertisements and quips appears, including references to Hanford's Balsam for sprains, Femenina patent cure claims, a sample catalogue from Domestic Supplies Co in Huntington, and a humorous exchange about recipes versus patterns amid a Philadelphia Public Ledger mood.
No False Teeth and the Tramp Tale
A Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph snippet shows a young wife recalling her mother’s advice on handling a dirty tramp. The tramp insists his teeth are fine, sparking the wife’s determination to apply the precepts despite his grim appearance. The scene mixes cautious hospitality with a warning note about danger and deception.
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Pittsburgh Chronicle- Telegraph
Concentrated Satisfaction beverage with wheat
A growing number of former tea and coffee users have found a pure food drink made from wheat with a delightful flavor. It avoids sleeplessness heart flutter headaches and other ills often caused by caffeine in coffee and tea.
Instant Postum promotes caffeine free coffee substitute
An advertisement extols Instant Postum as a caffeine free soluble grain beverage. It emphasizes its mild flavor, suitability for home, picnics, and travel and suggests switching from tea or coffee to Postum for those sensitive to caffeine or seeking a safer alternative.
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Purple City
Feller
White Mountains
Plant
Alamo
Noo Yawk
Howdy
I Domestic Supplies Co
Wuntington
Hanford
Stella
Bella
Philadelphia Public Ledger
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