Red Mist of Civil Strife in Briar County
Confederate Sergeant Wyatt masquerades in U S Army blue to unravel a land dispute. He meets mountaineer Jem Taylor. Major Harwood is murdered. Wyatt escapes with Lt Raymond's ID. Parson Nichols confesses to aiding Noreen Harwood as feuding families erupt in a tense, secretive recall of past loyalties.
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Wyatt
Briar
Jem Taylor
Hottings
Harwood
Taylor
Harwoond
U. S
Tedral
Raymond
U. S. Cavalry
Fox
Green Briar
Srwood
Noreen Harwood
Lieutenant Raymond
Parson Nichols
Noreen
Parson Nicholls
Anse Cowan
Anse
Spy Tom Wyatt and Miss Noreen in a Wartime House
In a ruined house during a Union Confederate clash, Tom Wyatt reveals his real identity to Miss Noreen Harwood. They plot to hide as gunfire erupts, while cowan gang threats loom and a plan to protect a captured ally unfolds amid shifting loyalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Noreen
Tom Wyatt
Noreen Harwood
Cowans
Fox
Raymond
Anse
Anse Cowan
Harwood
Captain Fox
Hot Springs
Tom
Jem Taylor
Lewisburg
Taylor
Ned Cowan
Major Harwood
Ned Conan
Tim
New River
Kelly
Bill
Lewisburg Pike
Dave
Nichols
Union
Silent House Echoes With Unseen Voice
A deserted hall echoes with a burning lamp as a distant door slams and a gruff voice speaks, heightening the sense of tense, eerie quiet in the house.
Norse Roots Revered by Orkney Natives Amid Accent Debate
Miss Elinor Root notes Orkney locals pride their Norse origin and reject Scottish lineage. She quotes residents denying Scotch blood and arguing Norse descent, while a hostess combats plans to plant trees, praising the islands’ pure scenery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orkney Islands
Elinor Root
Scotland
Miss Root
Twatt
Flett
Seas
Southland
Lippincott’s Magazine
Battle of Warsaw and Woorth Clash in 1870 History
The article recounts a wartime encounter where French forces under Marshal McMahon were defeated by German troops ten miles from Weissenburg, near Freschweller. It notes high casualties and 9,000 prisoners, with Prussian losses about 10,000 and French 8,000. It ties the capture of Warsaw to a German anniversary in history.
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Warsaw
Woorth
Marshal McMahon
Weissenburg
Freschweller
Just Picks the Kind Hearted
An apparent interview or feature notes George’s optimism and public kindness while acknowledging harsh, unkind people exist in the world and his preference to avoid them. The Detroit Free Press quote underscores a personal stance on associating with mean individuals.
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George
Lesson From Amos On Modern World Morals And Mercy
The study outlines Amos 6 1 15 with emphasis on seeking God to live. It ties Israel’s sins and future judgments to contemporary society urging repentance, scrutiny of wealth gains, and rejection of new cults while urging moral reform and faith. It highlights God as judge and mercy for those who seek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos
Israel
Holy
Bethel
America
Jehovah
R. V
Christ
Market Summary for Livestock and Dressed Meats
Milk quotations unavailable due to fluctuating figures. Live stock items include: common to prime cattle and veal prices noted with per 140 lb basis, no grassers offered. Sheep and lambs show common to fair ewes around 1.00 to 1.85, lambs 8.85 to 9.12 per carcass, dressed mutton and lambs priced per pound variations.
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Creamery
Une
Nipee
State
Phila
J. 1
Fey
Phial
Is I
Penn
Sauab
Tenn & Ky
Aab Ag
Ag Coulitioner
Song Island
Kale
Gong Island
Maine
Jersey
Wolf River
Lawrence
Prars
Bartlett
California
Abe
New Jersey
Howe
Cape Cord
Cape Cod
Nowrby
C. Asara
Erate
Avacado Peat
Florida
Tiay
Straw
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Randall Paris
Miss Harwood
Caaid
Charles H. Raymond
Leutenant
South
General Jackson
Robert EB. Lee
Ana
Nichole
Conan
Mia
Nichola
International Sunday School
E. 0
Sellers
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Amos, the
Fearless Prophet