Tragedy and trial at Balaam's Cross Roads
In a southern plantation setting at Bar ony Quintards and Crenshaw discuss the fate of Hannibal Wayne Hazard and the adopted boy Yancy. A tense pursuit follows as Yancy battles Dave Blount over custody, culminating in a confrontation at Ox Road forks and threats of legal action. Charley Balaam arrives with a sealed document amid warnings from Uncle Sammy Bellamy and Bruce Curring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan Crenshaw
Bladen
Bobancy
Hannibal Wayne Hazard
Ancy Tella
Yancy
Balaam
Creaghan
Bob
Sammy Bellamy
Dave Blount
Uncle Bammy
Fayetteville
Ox Road Forks
Ox Road
Hannibal
Uncle Bob
Mr. Blount
Nevvy
Blount
Prodigal Son of the Forks Faces Off With Yancy
In Cumberland County North Carolina a quarrel over a warrant escalates as Bob Yancy and Dave Blount clash under a local squire’s scrutiny. Uncle Sammy and Carrington mobilize Scratch Hill to back Yancy while the Fayetteville order triggers a tense, public showdown at the Balaam homestead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anela Sammy
Yancy
Halaam
Tom Carrington
Forka
Mr. Carrington
Carrington
Sammy
Kentucky
New Orleans
Baltimore
Forks
Bob Yancy
Balaam
Bob
Uncle Sammy
Dave Blount
Cumberland
David Blount
Fayetteville
Robert Yancy
Scratch Hill
Blount
Crimea
Lancy Balaam
County of
North Carolina
Donethia
Cross Roads
Itsell
Mr. Blount
Squire
Mervy
Davé Biount
Squire Balaam
Ataurasia
Sammmy
Sam
Betty Malfoy Drives Away After Trial on the Hill
Betty Malfoy leaves the Hill home after a tense visit during the trial. She urges Yancy to relocate near Memphis Belle Plain as Hannibal clings to her, while Murrell and Crenshaw depart for Crenshaw’s store. A quip about a collapsed thermometer closes the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Malfoy
Sduke
Yancy
Hannibal
Scratch Hiller
Murrell
Crenshaw
Betty
West
Tennessee
Misa Betty
Yancey
Bladen
Hetty
West Tennessee
Memphis
Belle Plain
Balla
Mr. Crenshaw
Natives on Luzon Island
Forrest Clark in Lesli e's describes Luzon tribes with uncivilized customs. The Yongote Iftgaos Bontoc-Igorots Lepanto-Igoroth Kalingas Tinglans and Negritos are said to exchange brass wire beads cloth and mirrors for chickens yam and rice. Tingians are noted for beaded headwomen silver accents and a distinctive dance involving a spiral pair and tom toms.
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Manila
Greatsland
Luzon
Forrest Clark
Sisters Gift $2,000,000 Mar del Plata Orphanage
In Mar del Plata Argentina a new Saturnino E Unzue orphan asylum opens its doors with a $2 million building donated by sisters Concepcion Unzue de Cesares and Maria Unzue de Alvear. The facility, complete with modern hospital equipment, will shelter 150 convalescent children and be maintained in perpetuity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mar del Plata
Argentine
Argentina
Saturnino E. Unzue
Republic
Sanoras
Concepcion Unzue de Cesares
Maria Unzue de Alvear
Benevolent Society of
Alsters
Provine
Madat
Woman Sickness Story Promotes Pinkham Remedy
A Missouri woman recounts twelve years of illness and multiple treatments before finding relief with Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She urges other suffering women to seek the same help and notes testimonial support from the Pinkham laboratory in Lynn, Massachusetts. The piece also mentions a Washington reception where Daughters of the American Revolution wore jewel sets valued at over 500000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
E. Pinkham
Bertha Murr
N.orth Street
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham Laboratory
Lynn
Mass
Washington
Bowton Transcript
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Charley Balaam
Hob Yancy
Atentor
Charley Dataam
Charley
Wanoy
Kit
Salaam
Hit
Dob
Bellamy
Howdy
Charisy
Dob Yancy
Banda
Bruce Curring
Ff F “A
Vaughan Kester
Degustrations
Damelvil Tre Doses Mane
Luzon Island
Bayagea
TWO Sisters Aid Children
Garfield Tes
Chance
Sue
Post
Mada
Postum Cereal Company, Ltd
Battle Creak
Mich
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