Mysterious Travels And Affairs Across Far Lands
Wayne is sent away from Red Hill by his uncle J Y as a moral failure and starts a migration. At home Ling asks Alan to distance from Alix. Alix tasks Gerry, her husband, for her conduct with Alan and defies him. Alan heads to Pernambuco after seeing Alix and Alan together. Alix leaves Alan on the train and returns home. Gerry departs Pernambuco for Piranhas. On a canoe trip he meets a native girl. he disappears. A baby is born six. The native girl takes Ivy to her home and shows him the ruins. At Collingeford’s house he recalls meeting Alan and the “Ten Per Cent Wayne” bridge in Africa.
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Wayne
Red Hill
J. Y
Ling
Alan
Alix
Gerry
Pernambuco
Pernnambuco
Piranhas
Ivy
Collingeford
Africa
Alix Reveals Truth Behind Gerry Lansing Mystery
In the Firs garden Alix shows Collingeford her revived self and a baby tableau. She confides that Gerry Lansing disappeared over a year ago, and Collingeford thoughtfully urges belief in the possibility he may still be alive, while Bodsky’s murder hushes the truth.
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Alix
Collingeford
Piccadilly
Bodsky
Two Lives Meet in a Town Reunion and Farewell
Alan Wayne returns after years abroad to face his uncle J Y Wayne and the judge over Gerry’s disappearance. A stern captain and hard truth force Alan to reevaluate pride and honor, leading to a tense farewell and a revealing letter to Clem about his divided self.
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J. Y
Alan
Clem
Digging Toward a New Fazenda Flores
Gerry and Bonifacio toil on Fazenda Flores with Margarita and Dona Maria watching. He rebuilds the estate by digging a life giving ditch to channel river water, turning ruin into promise as Margarita fears the river’s power while love deepens on the veranda.
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Darky
Bonifacio
Gerry
Margarita
Gayety
O Darkey
Speaks Up for Canada Letters defend Canadian settlers
A Spokane letter from S. L. Wallace argues against negative Canada reports. He recounts living in Saskatchewan, farming 320 acres, and earning rent of 1,143.91 for 135 acres while praising government aid and honest opportunities. The piece also includes an unrelated ad for Dr. Pierce's Pills.
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Canada
Alberta
Spokesman-Review
Spokane
Saskatchewan
S. L. Wallace
Crestline
Husband objected to operation saves life says Lydia E Pinkham helped
Des Moines Iowa woman credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after a near-fatal illness. She says her husband opposed surgery and the remedy enabled her to become strong enough for daily tasks. She urges others to try the product before undergoing operation.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Lydia E. Pinkham
Blanche Jeffer
Lyon St
Des
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Percy
Lansing
Nurse
Mother
Olem
Doe
Alan Wayne
Montreal
South America
McDale & McDale
Ellinson’s
Servford
J. Y. Wayne & Co
Maple House
J. Y. Wayne
Ron Terete
Dona Maria
Fazenda Flores
Liberty
Irri
Depres
Dr. Pierce
Carters Little
Liven Feld
Thasi
W. NU
Kanbas City
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