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Plainfield Messenger

Location

Plainfield, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1920

Page

6

Cardigan Sawmill Heir and the Valley of the Giants

Bryce Cardigan grows up in Sequoia under his father John Cardigan the timber magnate. A girl named Shirley Sumner charms him during a carrot patch romance before leaving by steamer. John Cardigan navigates timber deals facing bold rivals and a looming railroad route while guarding his family legacy in Humboldt County.

Bryce Shirley San Francisco Cardigan Sequoia Valley of the Giants John Cardigan Bill Squaw Creek San Hedrin Tidewater Dan Keyes Dan Humboldt County San Hedrin Valley

Man-Of-All-Work George Otter Drives Napier to Red Bluff

Bryce Cardigan returns home after years away to claim his redwood legacy. John Cardigan assigns George Sea Otter to escort him in a flamboyant outfit, driving the Napier through Red Bluff with an orange MY CITY pennant and a rifle ready. Bryce encounters a figured woman of high status aboard the train as the scene opens.

Sequoia Bryce Cardigan’s Mill John Cardigan Bill Henderson Squaw Creek San. Hedrin Henderson Colonel Pennington Michigan Princeton Redwood Office Exchange Thomas Sinclair Thomas George Red Bluff George Lea Otter Bryce Cardigan George Sea Otter Napier King of Automobiles

Crazy Like a Fox

Pioneer John Cardigan, a Sequoia region magnate and widower with two newborn Bryce, leads Sequoia timber interests as redwoods face widespread logging. The Save the Redwoods League forms to push a Redwoods National Park in California’s famed groves.

California Redwood John Cardigan Sequoia Bryce Cardigan Earth Yosemite National Parks Redwoods National Park

Bryce Cardigan Returns to His Blind Father

A fragmentary notice mentions Bryce Cardigan returning home to his blind father and hints at further continuation. The text also discusses Muga and Eri silks from Asia and India, noting Eri silk can be spun without harming cocoon insects and its Hindu cultural significance.

Bryce Cardigan India

The History of Backache

Muskegon Michigan reader testimonial praises Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Co treatment for backache. Woman recalls six years of weakness and regained strength after using the medicine and recommends it to others.

Muskegon

Woman Seeks Health Guarded by Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound

A health advice note urges women to protect their health and promote wellness with Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. It offers confidential letter responses from a woman at the Lynn Mass mail center for anecdotal guidance.

Lydia E. Piham Lydia E. Pinkham Lydia Inkham Lynn Mass

When Doctors Disagree Patient Is Untreated Long

John Jimson grew very ill as two doctors argued over his case. Doctor No. 1 claimed he was wrong while Doctor No. 2 insisted he was right. The patient groaned and the doctors finally acknowledged the urgent need for care. Doctor No. 2 added a final jab before proceeding to the postmortem.

John Jimson Doctor No Doctor No. 2 The Argonaut

Cuticura Remedy Pimple and Blackhead Care Ad

An Adv promises Clear skin using Cuticura Ointment for pimples and blackheads followed by Cuticura Soap with hot water rinses. Daily use of Cuticura products urged to maintain clarity and include Cuticura Talcum for ongoing skincare.

Blitherbys Spotted Ahead of Summer Plans at Resort

The Birmingham Age-Herald quips on the Blitherbys summer plans, noting their breezy talk with friends hints at a country stay rather than the largest resort hotel, highlighting social gossip.

America Birmingham Age-Herald

Alfred, a Girl and the Question of Cooking

A witty remark about romance and perception. The speaker notes that a girl may not sense a young man's true intentions until he asks if she can cook. The line plays on social expectations and courtship banter.

Alfred

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