The Night Wind's Heartland Flight Continues
In this installment, Sandry confronts Hampden amid wildfire smoke as Siletz and Poppy vie for power. A pistol showdown erupts, choices are made, and Siletz offers a path of escape while Hamden schemes, leaving Sandry to face the consequences and the question of honor.
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Kolawmie
Kahwanna
Siletz
Sandry
Hampden
Jesus
Landry
Black Bolt
Coosnah
Poppy Ordway
Chance
Proved His Metal Stampeded to Save Followers
A rugged frontiersman named George Haskins drives mules between a mining camp and a railhead, survives a wagon wreck after a bear encounter, breaks limbs, and survives with a jaunty cheer. He later aids a bear hunt setup by Pete Simpson, who pledges pursuit with hounds.
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George
Pete Simpson
Galoot
Pete
Canada to tax big profits under war revenue plan
Sir Thomas White states Canada will raise war revenue by taxing profits above seven percent for incorporated firms and ten percent for unincorporated firms with a quarter due to the government. Transportation banks mining and other companies face the tax while life insurers and small farm concerns are exempt. An extra fifty cent per barrel on apples and a half cent per gallon on certain oils are proposed. The policy targets big profits to fund war while exempting farmers and stock-raisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Sir Thomas White
Thomas
The Night Wind Is Not Afraid to Die Chapter XXX
Landry covers the glorified face with a Bible and searches desperately for a cloth to conceal the lifeless features. The scene conveys grief and a struggle to preserve dignity in the moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landry
St Ives Charm and Fishing Life in Cornwall’s Summer Hub
The article paints St Ives as a busy summer resort with crowded hotels and a thriving art scene centered on Newlyn and St Ives studios. It notes the town’s origin, its harbor enclosure, and the influx of winter visitors, alongside a description of the phonometer device used to measure sound and locate its source.
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St. Ives
Cornwall
London
Newlyn
St. Jo
Pendinas
Rome
Phonometer
A. G. Webster
Is Home Life Appealing to the Modern Household
An article notes Americans view the home as a place to sleep and eat while children return briefly from school. It argues homes should attract all ages, with yard improvements and window boxes enhancing beauty so families linger and enjoy daily progress.
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Anna Gladden
New Orleans Times- Picayune
Old Mammy's Work and Tongue Talk Across Macedonia
An essay recounts Mandy the old Mammy who avoided starvation by occasional odd jobs yet refused more work to fund missionary collections. It also explains how Kuprulu in Macedonia has many name forms across Turkish Bulgarian and Greek usages, tracing to a famous Turkish family of statesmen from the 16th to 18th centuries.
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Harry Dickson
de Missionary Society
Kuprulu
Veles
Macedonia
Valesa
Velissa
Vilayet
Saloniki
Polybius
Bylazors
The Chauffeur Bill Ten Years Without an Accident
The New York Globe notes a chauffeur named Bill who has ten years of service and no accidents. A second chauffeur calls Bill absent minded and always thinking of something else.
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Bill
New York Globe
New Nitrous Oxide Gas Touted to Replace Twilight Sleep
A Rush Medical College doctor credits nitrous oxide gas with painless childbirth, describing it as practically harmless compared to twilight sleep. The gas supposedly deadens pain while preserving thought and obedience, needing only small, infrequent doses.
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Carl Henry Davis
Rush Medical College
Davis
Saving the Country Election Dialogue Fable
In a town election scene Mr. Jiggles asks Maria about her vote she replies she voted for no one crossing off candidates and writing her principles on the back of the west This is no time to consider individuals and petty personal ambitions.
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Hampden
Panama
Hawaii
Yukon
Poppy
Ordway
Maria
Jiggles
Record of US Tobacco Spending Surpasses 1 Billion
The American public spent over a billion dollars on tobacco products in the last year, reflecting broad consumer expenditure across households and regions. Data indicate steady demand for cigarettes and related products amid ongoing market trends.
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Vingie E.roe
Dodd, Mead And,company
Destiny
Walter
Liletz
Preacher
Musseldorn
Ben
Frazer
Miss Ordway
Black “Olt
Sanary
Bear
Brain
George Haskins
Engfish County
Hostetter
Nebraska
Stove Repairs
Lincoln Stove Repair CO
Bobaxes
Licata
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Lincoln
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R. W. Johnston
Woods Bros. CO
Lincoln, Neb
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Kawneer
Western Glass & Paint, CO
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Lincoln Trust CO
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