De Spain and Nan Morgan Amid Rocky Mountain Conflict
Jeffries sends De Spain to break the Morgan gang in Sleepy Cat country. After a duel with the gang, De Spain awakens in a cave and Nan Morgan secretly aids him, while he reveals his family’s murder past and vows to locate the corral gate killer as they negotiate a dangerous, wary alliance.
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Sleepy Cat
Rocky Mountain
Morgan
Morgan ‘@ap
Calabasas
Thief River
Jeffries
Mountain Division
Henry de Spain
Bob Scott
John Lefevre
de Spain
Corral
Nan
Bonita
Spain
Cat
Sre
Ding
Algh
Morgan's Gap
Gale Morgan
Gale
de Spalna
Duke
Mote
Morgen
Nan Faces De Spain as Morgan Confronts
Nan negotiates a perilous exit at the Morgan stronghold as De Spain prepares to leave after resolving a tense confrontation. Gale Morgan and Nan grapple with threats of violence while De Spain weighs restraint and Nan acts to avert bloodshed.
Women of Middle Age: Lowell Testimonial on Lydia E. Pinkham Remedy
A reader from Lowell, Massachusetts reports three years of nervous condition with headaches and pain improving after using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. The letter praises the product as the best for sick women and asks for confidential advice from the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn, Massachusetts.
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Lowell
Mass
Lydia E. Pin
Margaret Quinn
Worthen St. Lowell
Dia
E. Finkham
Lynn
Maas
Eskimo Becomes Danish King Citizen in New York
Mene Peary Wallace, called Eskimo boy and once linked to North Greenland, swore allegiance to Denmark and received New York naturalization papers. He muses on whether he is now an American citizen or has always been one, noting Etah’s remote polar setting and stark life.
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Mene Peary Wallace
Greenland
Peary
Denmark
C. W. Schuster
Naturalization Bureau
New York
Mene
Etah
Pole
Cape Siddon
Manager Loan Advice From a Cryptic Visitor
A cryptic exchange suggests visiting a bank for a loan and hints that banks lend only when they know the borrower. The visitor asserts you won’t get money if the bank knows you, while the manager claims others may be helped but you cannot owe him.
Paperback fame lets author clothe himself in broadcloth
A witty line notes that when an author’s books rise to paper cover fame he can afford the luxury of broadcloth, implying wealth grows with popular writing.
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Music Mountain
Nan Morgan
de ‘Spain
Peace River Country
Sher
Raady
Myon
Xili
Teke
Kled
Calabasas Hai
Nana
Morgan Gap
Eskimo
Aries