Heart of Beam and BOE on the Hog Back Fire Passage
Amid wildfire and smoke, Siletz and Sandry kiss and vow amid tragedy. Hampden frees Poppy Ordway to ride the Hog Back where Coosnah the dog and Black Bolt the horse push toward safety. The fire roars as peril tightens their final, fate-bound bid to escape.
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Hampden
Poppy Girl
Poppy Ordway
Coosnah
Rain Fights Fire Ends in Coast Country Salvation
John Daily leads a rescue as the first rains quench the blaze that raged over the Hog Back. Hampden is slain by a preacher’s hands, and Walter Landry returns to claim his legacy with Siletz and Sandry at his side. The coast’s heart rests as Deity, at last, seems to smile.
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Ma Daily
Liletz
Sandry
Walter Landry
Hig
Alletz
John Daily
Bandry
Siletz
Miss Ordway
Nature
Destiny
Daisy
Cook-Shack
Toledo
Bill
Landry
Hampden
Way
Peaka
Lfe
Yellow Pines
East Belt
Big John Daily
Hilla
Pity the rich who barricade against the Bible
Reverend Joseph W. Kemp argues the wealthy in New York block religious message, saying true riches lie within and that rich minds, not wealth, hold possible spiritual wealth. He says materialism keeps the rich from the Gospel while many poor possess faith.
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New York
Joseph W. Kemp
Calvary Baptist Church
Kingdom of
Heaven
Doctor Kemp
Nicola Greeley-Smith
New York World
Marketing Farm Products Discussed by National Committee
United States Senator Fletcher calls a meeting of the national marketing committee to aid farmers in selling crops and to help consumers distinguish between food costs and service costs. Representative W. B. Goodwin notes farmers produce 9 billion dollars in crops while consumers pay 27 billion. farmers keep 25 cents to middlemen 65 cents per dollar. He cites waste in perishable products due to lack of central directing intelligence.
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United States
Fletcher
National Marketing Committee
W. 8. Goodwin
Arkansas
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