Chapter 13 Continuation in Scarlet Tale
In a tense scene, Youngs orders a month for a decision as John Ferrier contemplates threats from the Holy Moor. Lucy Ferrier fears she and her father face danger, while plans to flee Utah and cooperate with Nevada emerge amid lingering peril and protective suspense.
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Youngs
John Ferrier
Sierra Vance
Holy Moor
Ferrier
Ao Pany
Wich
Nevada
Elley
West
Tam
Utah
Lucy
Jefferson
Plight for Life in Mormon Settlement Ends with Help
John Ferrier hides risk to his daughter Lucy as two rival suitors press for her hand. Jefferson Hope, a Nevada hunter, arrives secretly to warn and assist, revealing a deadly watch by church leaders. Hope plans escape via Eagle ravine with Ferrier’s wealth and gear, while ominous warnings count down the days until peril.
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John Ferrier
Salt Lake City
Nevada Mountains
Jefferson Hope
Haytog
Orrier
Hitler Prebber
Joseph Stungerson
John Werler
Stangerson
Drebber
Ferrier
Council of Four
Fiirier
Tuey
Jefferson
Young
Join Vervyier
Lucy
John Ferrier Coulnot
Nevada
Alsteat
Gecret Tribunal
John Verrier
Tefferson
Pard
Hope
Eagle Ravine
Kissing at the Gate A playful debate on courtship rules
A brief cheeky treatise on kissing at the gate, noting how location and the kissee's mood shape the moment. The piece quotes a Chicago Record line about a lover's patient, artful pursuit and the eventual triumph of gentle protest and flirtation.
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Klasee
Atlanta
Chicago Record
Well Known People and Global Influence Highlighted
A survey of notable figures discusses American influence abroad from Charles W. Le Geudre to James L. McCusker, detailing diplomacy in Asia and ongoing struggles in Korea China and Japan. It also profiles diverse figures from naval officials to reformers and athletes, noting achievements and roles in science, politics, and sport.
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Coren
China
Japan
Charles W. le Geudre
New York
Amoy
Won Ot
Seoul
Corea
Russia
Bear and Umar. A Near Miss With a Black Bear
A woman in Florida, Mrs. Latham, confronted a black bear within six feet as it emerged from palmettos while she stood armed with an umbrella. The bear rose on its hind legs but she kept her ground, waved the umbrella, and the animal fled back into the palmettos. The incident, recounted in St. Nicholas magazine, disputes notions of the bear as savage.
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Black Boar
St. Nicholas
Water theories and desert illusions in old periodicals
A 19th century miscellany discusses water quality debates, desert science, and optical perceptions. It notes doctors disputing lime in water, describes the Great American Desert, and explains telegraph line visual illusions and aluminum experiments, highlighting long expedition boats and Wellman’s sledges.
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Unaty
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Nuria de Felice
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Arta
Wentem
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Mores
Sardinia
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John ‘J. Rich
Michigan
Crawford County
Titch
Joan T. Bite
State Senate
Congress
Raiiroad
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Daniel G. Brinton
Ameren Association For the Advancement of Science
Toegin
Wrooklyn
Brinton
Tenn
Serlitton
Prominme Ag
Lewis Natudent Tt College
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Aimerica
Countean Wachtmeister
Gonstanec
Wachtmeister
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Courttess
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Harry CG
Tyler
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Springfeld
Mass
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J. P. Bilas
Chicago
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W. G. Bunge
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Son
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Maud
Boston
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Papa
Ulbry
Maudie
Countess Wacht
Bear and
Umar
Great American Desert
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Sahara
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Wellman
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Parry Expedition
Wort
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