Something Nice A Sequoia Saga Of Bryce Cardigan
Pioneer timber magnate John Cardigan faces business peril in Sequoia while his son Bryce and Shirley Sumner clash with Colonel Pennington. Bryce exposes Pennington's order to felled burl logs staining a grave site and saves Shirley and her relatives in a train wreck rescue. Bryce plans to parallel Pennington’s logging road to battle him.
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Valley of the Giants
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Colonel Pennington
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Rondeau
Moira
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Miss Sumner
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Miss Sumter
Air
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Ever
Anow
Bill Henderson
Trinidad Redwood Timber Company
Grant’s Pass
Ore
Southern Pacific
Oregon
Gregory
Edinburgh
Cardigan buys time by selling Valley of the Giants
Judge Moore arranges a private sale of Cardigan's Valley of the Giants to Lawyer Bryce Cardigan, selling to a client for one hundred thousand dollars. Colonel Pennington lashes out in anger while Bryce and Moira celebrate a hard won deal and uncertain future.
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Shirley
Cardigan
Valley of the Giants
Seth
Bryce Cardigan
Pennington
Laguna. Grande Lumber Company
Bryce
Turkey
Judge Moore
Squaw Creek
Cardigan Redwood Lumber Company
John Cardigan
Colonel Pennington
Moira McTavish
Moira
Pin and Candle Auction at Old Bolingbroke
The long standing Poor Folk's Close custom observed at Old Bolingbroke where Henry IV was born. Bidding stops when a pin in a burning candle falls. The field covering three acres fetched £12 10s, typical earnings under £5 in recent decades.
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Old Bolingbroke
Henry IV
London Daily Mail
The New Terms Aviator or Highwayman Quote
A dialogue frames a man seen on the road as a high wayman but identifies him as an aviator. The exchange questions appearance versus occupation, noting his gentlemanly look contradicts a robber stereotype.
Proclaims Peg-Runa Merits From Many Readers
Letters from Mrs. Martha Dale and others praise PE-RU-NA for catarrh stomach and bowels deafness liver trouble rheumatism and general health. Readers urge keeping PE-RU-NA or tablets on hand as a safe everyday medicine available widely.
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Cannon
Del
PEM
Bayer
Glendale
Oregon
Kate Marquis
Middleburg
Ohio
Wesson
Mississippi
W. H. Edgar
Cooper St
Atlanta
Georgia
Leona Dodd
Medon
Tennessee
Optimist Defined by Father in Aged Gift
A father explains optimism to his son on an eighth birthday by defining it in a humorous cross examination. The exchange centers on a book gift and a joke about an Englishman who buys from a Jew to sell to a Scotchman for profit.
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Johnny
Sonny
Father
London
Eatonic tablet boosts appetite in hot weather ad
Hot weather robs appetite and causes fatigue. Take Eatonic before and after meals to neutralize acids and gases, easing discomfort and restoring energy. A large box from the druggist costs little and can keep you well during heat.
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Canceled Note Indorsement Becomes Lesson in Experience
A dialogue contrasts a pauper’s gaze with a diploma from the school of experience. One man explains paying off a canceled note for another who urged him to endorse it, highlighting financial caution amid haste and advice.
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School of Experience
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