The Red Death on Hog Back the Great North saga
In a perilous fire seeking escape, Liletz consoles Sandry as Poppy Ordway fights for air beneath a blazing sky. Hampden acts, Severing her gown to bind her to a horse, a deadly trek along the Hog Back to safety. Coosnah, Black Bolt, and a loyal dog push homeward through smoke.
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Liletz
Siletz
Kolannie
Ma Daily
Sandry
Walter Landry
Hampden
Poppy Girl
Poppy Ordway
Coosnah
Rain Quells Fire as Landry Wins Destiny in Coast Trial
John Daily leads a rescue through ash and rain to find Landry and Siletz alive. Hampden is killed and his confession clears Landry of past crimes. Landry, Sandry, and Daisy’s daughter find peace as the Coast country begins to heal.
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Way
Finn
Landry
Hampden
Sandry
Siletz
John Daily
Daisy
Yellow Pines
Walter Landry
East
Frazer
O'Connel
Big John Daily
Pity the rich for they are poorest of all say preacher
Rev Joseph W Kemp of Calvary Baptist laments religious apathy among New York's wealthy and urges putting Bibles in rich homes. He argues riches tempt worship of money and that true riches lie within the mind and soul, noting many so called millionaires are poor in spirit.
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New York
Joseph W. Kemp
Calvary Baptist Church
Kingdom of Heaven
Ikkemp
Kemp
Nixola Greeley-Smith
Nw York World
Marketing farm products and price distinction urged
Senator Fletcher calls a national marketing committee meeting to aid farmer marketing and help consumers see the gap between food cost and service cost. Representative Goodwin notes farmers produce crops worth $9 billion while consumers pay $27 billion, with farmers getting 35 cents and middlemen 65 cents per dollar. waste arises from lack of central directing intelligence, especially in perishables.
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United States
Fletcher
National Marketing Committee
W. 8S. Goodwin
Arkansas
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Yehboa
Miss Ordway
S'letz
Sandroy
Nature
Destiny
Toledo
Bill
John
Dillingworth
Poppy Ord
Sandy
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