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Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1918

Page

7

Fire reach looms near The Corners in tense rescue run

Joseph Stagg races Cherry through smoke to reach Amanda Parlow Carolyn May and Judy Mason at the rustic cabin as a forest fire closes in. The old carpenter Jedidiah Parlow tries to hamper the effort, fearing loss of Mandy’s fortune and home while Stagg fights to save them.

Joseph Stagg Amanda Jedidiah Parlow Mandy Joe Stagg Parlow Joe Amanda Parlow Carolyn May Mr. Parlow Judy Mason Uncle Joe Stage Tim Judy Miss Amanda Prince Stagg Aunty Rose Rose Mr. Stagg Hannah Carlyn Mr. Stage Aaron Crummit Adams Andrd Cherry

Laurel to the Brave in a Forest Inferno

Joseph Stagg searches for Amanda Parlow and Carolyn May as a wild forest fire roars toward The Corners and Sunrise Cove. He vows to spare them and calls Prince the dog, pushing toward a side path that forks toward a spring and morass, before the tale resumes.

Sunrise Cove Amanda Parlow Carolyn May Amanda Joseph Stagg Cherry Prince Princey Mr. Stagg

Kaisers Last Rise and War Banter Echoes

Representative Bell of Georgia denounces Kaiser for possible use of shotguns in war insults, calling him unchivalrous and baby-killing. Text mocks Germany’s gas warfare and cites exhausted tobacco supply as morale notes. Mentions rapid German moves toward Berlin and the president’s response to Max’s note amid a Marathon to Berlin.

Kaiser Bell Georgia Berlin Gunzer Max Germany

Two Views on Peace and Modern Life

A dialogue contrasts Bix and Dix on golf and work. They suggest universal peace will leave the military man with only marriage as purpose. The quip hints at social changes and leisure versus labor in a satirical tone.

Bix Dix

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