North of Fifty-Three opens vivid Northwest frontier tale
The story blends rugged far North life with a wholesome love tale and glimpses of civilization. Bertrand Sinclair, adept at both frontier hardship and city modernity, contrasts harsh realities with softer urban scenes in the gripping first installment presented by The Editor.
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Great Northwest
North
Bertrand Sinclair
Hazle Weir and the gravest office romance in Granville
Hazel Weir, a twenty two year old stenographer at Harrington and Bush, moves from plain office attire to a glamorous persona after a park meeting with Andrew Bush. He, the managing partner, proposes marriage amid threats when she resists. She declines, resigns, and a later discovery of his long mounted will links danger to her in a cliffhanger ending.
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Hazel Weir
Harringtton & Bush
Miss Hazel Weir
Miss Weir
Hazel
Hazle
Flerealary
Granville
Jaci Barrow
Jack Barrow
Granville Park
Ontario
Jack Borrow
Barrow
Andrew Bush
Mr. Bush
Jack
Trazel
Bush
Nelly Morrison
Miss West
Wazel
Tazel
Tam
Iowa State Teachers College
Iowa
Professor Fuller
Board of Education
W. L. Harding
Indianola
Simpson College
Simpson Collage
Chester Gornay
Sioux City
Russia
United States Army
Rodell Chapman
Three Hundred Sixty-sixth Infantry
Negro Regiment
Fort Leavenworth
Albert Taras
Minneapolis
Camp Douge
Taras
Rock Island
Camp Dodge
C. E. Knight
Postal Telegraph Company
Ottumwa
Acl
Leonard Merritt
Walter Merritt
Harlan
Christian Scientists of
Leonard Carney
Marehalltown
Senator Carney
A. D. Hasking
Dallas County
Waterloo
National Educational Association
Alice
Des Moines
Lowa
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