Hapshuig Liebe Islustedaliows by Tyavin Myers
A young heir, Bill Dale, leaves wealth for independence in eastern Tennessee. He befriends Babe Littleford and encounters a feud between the Moreland and Littleford clans over coal deposits. Black Adam orders him to stay away, tensions rise, and both sides threaten battle as weapons vanish and reappear amid schemes to mine the coal.
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Carlyle Wilburton Dale
Bill Dale
John SK. Dale
Halfway Switch
Tennessee
Patricia Clavering
Hfe
Babe
Littleford
Heck
John Moreland
Moreland
Littlefords
Dale
David Moreland
Carlyle
Babe” Littleford
Clash on Blue Cat Shoals Ends in Tense River Stand
Bill Dale works to broker peace between the Morelands and Littlefords over a coal find and hidden rifles. Babe Littleford reveals women hid the guns to avert bloodshed as Caleb Moreland and John Moreland rally heirs for a stand at the river, with Dale racing to Cincinnati and back to finance the mine.
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Bill Dale
Dale
Moreland
Littlefords
Morelands
Babe
Conin
Bradley
John Moreland
Sundoivn
Addie
Lancaster
Bill
David Moreland
David
Wilds
Cincinnati
Poe
Harris
Shore
Big Pine Mountain
Babe Littleford
Ben Littleford
Gill Daie
Saul Littleford
Littleford
Kaintucky
Virginna
Saul
Abner Moreland
Wimmen
Addie Moreland
Charley
Cartersville
Cal Tauke
Shere
Granny Moreland
Heck
Ben Littlesield
Caleh Moreland
Luke
Eatherbeaten
Trent
Caleb
Cate
John Amd
Jim
John
Cale
Mel
Mebbe
Gaver
Fbhey
Mr. Dale
At the River Again
Johan Moreland met Dale at the gate in a brief scene set by a riverside encounter.
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Johan Moreland
Dale
Manners of Tomkins Delay Urgent News at Firm
In a clipped Los Angeles Times excerpt a nervous Tomkins approaches a firm office seeking to relay news to the head, only to learn the head is unavailable. A stranger identifies himself, and Tomkins apologizes, until learning the building is on trial.
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Tomkins
Mr. Brown
Epr
Los Angeles Times
Ashland City Farmer Praises Tanlac In Testimonial
A. J. Livingston of near Ashland City Tennessee credits Tanlac with curing stomach and kidney trouble back pain and fatigue. He reports improved appetite digestion sleep and strength after taking Tanlac and plans to persuade friends to try it. The ad touts Tanlac as a tonic appetiser and invigorant sold by leading druggists.
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A. J. Livingston
Ashland City
Tenn
Nashville
Taniac
Red Cross Ball Bine Promised For Dainty Appearance
A vintage advertisement urges mothers to use Red Cross Ball Bine in the laundry to give daughters a dainty well groomed look admired by girls. The terse plea frames domestic care as a social standard for passive grooming.
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Red Cross
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Tyavin Myers
Doubleday, Page
Miss Littleford
Adam Ball
Goliath
Tompkins
Tennessee Farmer
Tanlas
Shakespeare
Allen's
Allen
Burley Flavor
Mseenorse
Wm. Schotten Coffee Co
ST. Louis, MO
Empire State Nursery CO
Waterloo
New York
Hiscox Chem
Hisces Chemlett Works
Patchagus
Indianapolis
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