Sonya Savarin and the Outlaw Lover on Lone Mesa
A tribal-heroine physician on a sheep ranch faces dishonor and danger as she allies with a remorseful stranger named Starr Stone known as a renegade outlaw. She falls for him while torn between a wealthy fiancé and Navajo kin, amid a border bandit rumor and airship intrigue.
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Desert encounter hints at pursuit of healing and fate
Sonya, urged by epidemic worries, meets a thin old traveler guiding burros in a desert night. He speaks of strength, God, and a man with blue eyes who sought her, saying they all come to the knees of God. She yearns to find him as the moonlight widens the mystery ahead.
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Starr
Starr Stone
Hell
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Soul'a Covenant Drives Lovers Through Desert Hardship
Sonya and Starr Stone confess love amid illness and drought as she leads relief work on the frontier. He pledges support and companionship as they vow a soul's covenant, vowing to return and aid those in need while facing danger and separation.
Naturally Selfah on selfishness in life
Uncle Eben states that people are selfish and take things for granted unless they receive the best, then end up with the worst. He implies human nature drives desire for top outcomes over modest gains.
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Sea Islands of Georgia and Sapelo's Colonial Legacy
National Geographic notes the Sea Islands off Georgia host a long history from Spanish and French exploration to George Spalding’s 1800s plantations. Sapelo Island features a grand colonial house, defenses, canals, artesian wells, and a once thriving sugar mill, with remnants of old fortifications and slave histories amid live oaks and marshes.
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Absentee landlords and Intermountain trade debate
A letter from Francis Foster of American Fork Utah questions absentee landlords in the Intermountain states. He argues these landlords prosper regardless of factory activity and asks readers to consider buying termountain goods from local Intermountain dealers to share in regional welfare.
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Origin of geometry in ancient Egypt
Authorities agree geometry originated in ancient Egypt from earth measurement. The Nile floods necessitated surveying, giving geometry its initial purpose and meaning as earth measurement.
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