Becking Death to Escape Dishonor in a Navajo Romance
A self appointed physician Sonya Savarin on an Arizona ranch aids Navajo friends and heals after illness. She rejects fiancé Redneay Blakes for a tracker named Stone Stone, who hides his true outlaw identity. Amid rumors of El Capitan Diablo she forgives him as their love grows during an influenza outbreak.
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Ponya Savarin
Ias
Arizona Sharp
Serge
Tila
Babs
Redneay Blakes
Bonyno Pulle Uttle Broon
Two Fingers
Navaje
Sonya
Lone Mesa
Ata @anes ahe
Stare Stone
Sonya Raaltroa Shata
Blake
Stone
Starr Stone
Sonia
Mahala
Christ
Sanya
Teilow Buck
Dag
Senorita
Senorita Savarin
Ork
Ile
Tong
Clouds of Portent and a Shape of Fate on the Mesa
Sonya and Starr Stone face a perilous future as their bond deepens amid epidemic mercy and looming reprieve. Starr admits a grim goodbye as four gunmen confront them on the mesa and a harsher threat lands, reshaping Sonya’s world and loyalties.
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Starr Stone
Sonya
Lut
Sonia
Stacy Stone
Old Roman Funerals Noted by Forum Processions
The aged Romans held elaborate funeral rites with processions through the Forum and an oration by a pronunciation official, reflecting ceremonial honor for the deceased.
Sultan of Sulu's American Ties Stir Controversy in 1915
A National Geographic study recounts the Sultan of Sulu as a modern ruler with religious authority in the Sulu archipelago under U.S. protection. It notes his lack of political power, British and American interactions, and a sensational anecdote of a Malay couple's marriage by a U.S. consul during Ontario era events.
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National Geographic Society
Washington
Dwight F. Davis
Sultan of Sulu
George Ade
Sulu
Philippine
British North Borneo
George Mr. Hanson
United States
Sandakan
Maimbung
Eauthern
Jolo
Brunei
Lorunel
Borneo
Rafamuda
Mada
Sanfakan
Alus
Canapa
Samat
Intermountain Grows Foods Promising Quality and Economy
A summary of Intermountain product claims highlights superior quality through careful growing and canning methods. The advertisement emphasizes preservation techniques and affordable pricing, inviting consumers to choose Intermountain foods for value and taste.
None or Too Much Work Uncle Eben Said
A rural saying attributes rain to effort with Uncle Eben noting that work either brings more or yields none. The fragment reflects a folksy outlook on labor and productivity debated in community wisdom.
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Eben
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