Night of Fire and Duel in a Snowbound House
Lennox lies wounded as Cranston storms the home seeking hidden letters from Dan. Cranston torches the living space and the outbuildings, while Lennox crawls toward escape through smoke and flame praying for a last surge of strength to defeat the intruder. The confrontation reveals a brutal clash over secrets and survival.
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Cranston
Croneton
Lennox Apa
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Dan
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Arm of the Law
Lennos
Lendox
Samson
Snowbird and Dan Rescue Father From Burning House
In Chapter II Dan and Snowbird race through snowy ridges to reach a burning house. They fear their father is trapped, but Snowbird finds him crawling to safety. They hurry down the ridge, Snowbird slips but remains unhurt, and Dan warns against haste as the house is already lost. TO BE CONTINUED.
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Dan Aod
Snowbird
Bahowbird
Dan
Youth Had Nothing On Dad From South American Tales
Jones family members with Brazil ties recounts a heat tale from their trip. Jones Junior jokes that even in intense heat the after-dinner siesta was blocked not by temperature but by coffee popping on the tree. The sun roasted granhe jem before they were awake.
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Joneses
Jones Junior
Brazil
India to feed Europe with rising wheat crop 1919 20
India projects an 8 percent rise in wheat acreage and 84 percent higher yield for 1919 20, with a prospective crop over 10 million tons. The United States will still supply much grain to Europe while India aims for self sufficiency and bumper corn crops.
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India
Europe
United States
Unseemly Temper Stirred By Taxi Driver Incident
A taxi driver who knocked a man down on Gracechurch Street has summoned him for using abusive language. The incident reflects the clash between pedestrians and drivers in a city scene. The Punch notes it as a pity pedestrians cannot be knocked down without provoking temper.
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Gracechurch Street
London
Pat Casey views railroad life as fast, not lied to judge
In a remark attributed to Pat Casey, he says he does not lie to judge anybody, yet he believes railroad engineers lead a fast life, as noted in the New York Central Magazine.
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Pat Casey
New York Central Magazing
Nocturnal Sounds From Rubber Trees Unearthed
In a night of uneasy sleep a parent recalls a peculiarly loud disturbance. The son asks about the noise and the father explains the rubber trees were stretching their taps. A quirky, vivid moment drawn from a rustic scene.
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Dad
Jones Junior
Preservation boosts value of genuine Cremona violins
Old Cremona violins fetch higher prices when in pristine condition. The belief that more cracks and disfigurements increase worth is false. Real value hinges on careful preservation and the instrument’s overall state. Violina notes that collectors prize undamaged craftsmanship and historical integrity.
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Cremona
Cremona Var Hieh
Tanlac the global lab study and sales record
The Tanlac medicine is produced at a large Dayton Ohio laboratory joined by Walkersville Canada with ingredients from Alps Appenines Pyrenees and many distant regions. The plant covers 60000 square feet and can bottle 1000000 daily, with over 20000000 bottles sold in six years. Expert chemists inspect all stages from plant to bottle to ensure uniform quality. Tanlac is distributed through druggists across the United States and Canada.
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Taniae
Dayton
Ohio
Walkersville
Canada
Alps
Pyrenees
Russian Asia
Brazil
West Indies
Rocky Mountains
Asia Minor
Persia
India
Mexico
Columbian
Peru
United States
Ccanada
New Cure for Spring Fever From a Chicago Hunter
A Chicago hunter returns from a strong tonic, offering a different cure for spring fever than sassafras tea. The piece suggests lingering doubt about the remedies, preferring the hunter's spring tonic over traditional options.
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