The Mounting Chase and Hidden Fortunes
Randall Parr and Confederate veteran Ned Cowan collide at a mountain cabin while Noreen Harwood hides from a courthouse camp. A tense pursuit unfolds across hills to Hot Springs and a river ford as Parr confronts past feuds, Cowan fights, and Noreen urges escape. In a struggle at Benton’s cabin, Cowan is slain, and Parr sustains injuries while Noreen aids and vows to secure safety.
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Jem Thyler
Hot
Maver Harwecul
Wyatt
Harwood Hil
Raymond Starron
Nicholy
Bina
Anne Cowin
Noreen
Quieltine
Comite Ane
Arn Cowan
Wyatt Tulla Noreen
Hest Moor
Hime
Sale
Cowan
Federal
Wise
Rayon Watt
Craps Diush Noreen
Camp Fommandant
Benton
We Understand Each Other In The Aftermath Of A Murder
Nerces stands by the body as Conan lies dying and a torn packet reveals a detailed set of irregular operating papers. The documents name leaders, their strength, and the hideouts across Green Briar and Monroe counties. A note to Ned Cowan at Upton points to a broader plot, hinting at deeper collusion and motive behind Major Harwood’s murder.
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Nerces
Conan
Enw
Harwood
Harwood Timeli
Sim
Cowans
Sear
Firtar
Loeweburg
Gota
Green Briar
Monroe
Almont Daily
Vailerk
Washington
Cordillera
Ned Cowan
Finnish Characteristics and Northern Habits Described
The text outlines Finnish traits, noting bathing customs similar to Japan, residence north of the Duna or vina river, and agriculture. It mentions northern Russians, Sibermen as trappers, and hunters. It describes fishing for many types, selling best catches to southern markets, and a diet of felt and coarse bread with fat cake made from fish.
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Duna
Vina
California Syrup of Figs Ad Promotes Childrens Health
A crude historical advertisement claims California Syrup of Figs cleanses the liver and bowels for children and adults, warning mothers against harsher laxatives. It touts a harmless fruit laxative as effective, noting prices and full directions for all ages, and condemns unpleasant grooming products.
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Pawok
Pour
Hema
Bowris
California
Burzo of
Figa
Hair Dress Ad Finds Value in La Creole Line
An old advertisement notes La Creole Hair Dress leg with a price of 1.00 and claims it preserves beauty. Mentions British India 1914 imports valued at 508,000.00 dollars, reflecting period trade figures.
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Beauty
British India
Island of Haiti described as varied and tropical
The text describes the republic of Haiti occupying about one third of Hispaniola. It notes its mountainous and valley terrain, size larger than Massachusetts, and a wide climate range from tropical jungle near the coast to high forested ridges inland, comparing its variety to Maine and Canada.
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Republic of Haiti
Hait
Caribbean
Massachesette
Maine
Canada
Prices Rise for Imported Food in Japan After War
Imported foods in Japan cost 10 to 15 percent more than before the war. Freight and insurance increases are blamed for the higher prices. Imported butter has risen about 20 percent, with further increases tied to European powers restricting butter exports.
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Japan
Europe
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Rrandall Parr
D Rhodes
COS
Achecure &Od
Finn
Secare
Noterless Mp
Ele
Weill
Jem Taylor
Sam Hill
Hot Springs
Nerees
Anne
Lewisburg
Gittin
Peret
Shebang
Sean
Loreen
Ned
Alice
Kinda Skinner's
Seae Rvnew
Spaghors
Abele Bation
Hig
Neechee Vermaeli
Amence
Oneida
Skinner
Ommake Bek
New York
Rich Jeland
Fotohe
Patersen
Bmw Aiea
Ww. VU
ST. Louis
Western Canada
Barney
Denver
Oata Harley
Grassea
Weep
Altalta
Western
Chicago
Iriva
United States
Rkrti
Ralray
GA. Cook
Cemses City
CJ. Breaghten
W. Deme St. Chinege
Ameden
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