Valley of the Giants continues with political and rail conflict
Colonel Pennington plans a federal restraining order to block N C O from cutting tracks while Bryce Cardigan and Buck Ogilvy clash over a temporary franchise. Shirley confronts Bryce as Pennington departs on a distant trip to marshal legal action and strategic retaliation.
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Sim Perkins
Bryce
Perkins
Leutenant
Pennington
Cardigan
Buck Ogilvy
Bryce Cardigan
Tye
Kcomidrel
Shirley Sumner
Son
N.C
Buck Oglivy
Su Sentioned
Colonel Pennington
Ogilvy
Shirley
Uncle Seth
Greaser
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Howe
Laguna Grande
Woods
Rondeau
Sexton
Vaten
Cardigan's
San Francisco
United States District Court
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Cuttig
Johnny
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Ogilvy and Cardigan
Shirley and Bryce Cardigan Face a Turbulent Clash
Shirley schemes to sever ties with Bryce Cardigan as the Cardigan Pennington dispute deepens. She confronts him at the office, urges him to surrender, and plots strategic moves while Uncle Seth maneuvers with Mayors and rivals. Bryce taunts her, but she presses for a peaceful resolution amid vendettas.
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San Francisco
Shirley
Bryce Cardigan
James
San Jane Elsea
Cardigan
Seth
Water Street
Jules Rondeau
Soos
Sedean
Tin
Moira
Bryce
Dent
The Benefactors Be and the Millionaire’s Will
A French tale from L Thannite tells of Rodolphe Bringer and a millionaire in a small town who died annoyed yet bequeathed 8,000,000 frames to nourish and sustain all poor residents within bounds. The town’s sorrow turned to pride, then curiosity as rogues flocked after the generous act.
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Rodolphe Bringer
Imigor
Winterpalit
Boundarion
Prince
Boston Post
Many Species of Asters in North America
The United States hosts about 120 aster species with most purple or blue blooms. The New England aster stands out as the group’s montitek, a tall plant with dense flower heads blooming in late summer. Several American species are grown in English gardens as Michaelnas daisies, and the purple New England aster lights autumn highways with radiant purple and gold.
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United States
North Stern America
New England
Great Britain
New
E England
Untrue Courage and Patriotism Expressed by Henry Clay
Henry Clay confesses he lacks the boldness to oppose Emmy tivestadfA power, not for personal gain but for the country’s welfare and progress toward greatness. He admits cowardice in confronting what he views as a dangerous march, preferring to refrain from action and avoid impeding national advancement.
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Emmy
Henry Clay
Dangers in Quinine and Taxes on Real Estate
A briefing notes that many malaria cases are quinine poisoning due to excessive doses. It warns quinine is given too long and in large amounts. The text also comments on real estate owners paying taxes in a land of the free.
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Free
Denver Man Dies After Six Months of Refusing Food
George Severns fifty four, normally weighing about 161, died at County Hospital after six months of eating only liquids and tiny amounts. Insanity cited as cause. he stopped after Thanksgiving. He was admitted April 20 and weighed 50 pounds at death, existing on bodily tissues and milk sips. His wife testified to long abnormal behavior and fear, with plans to move to an insane asylum in Pueblo.
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Shirley
Sequoia
Shir- Jey
Denver
Colo
George Severns
Severns
Ruth Severna
Severnst
Ninacy Commission
Kim
Judie Tra
Borhigether
Pueblo
Thongs M. Thinter
Iredell
Statesville
James M. Mitchell
North Iredell
Bobbitt
Spencer
Charles Morton Bobbitt
Southern Railway
Specer
Selma
Bright
Big assemblage of pastors at Trinity College in Durham
A vast gathering of 250 Methodist preachers from across North Carolina converged on Trinity College for a ten day institute and conference. Notable speakers Dr. Goodell M W Brabham Clovis Chappell and M T Plyler led lectures on evangelism rural Sunday schools and country church problems as part of a statewide Methodist forward movement.
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Trinity College
Durham
North Carolina
Trinity
Charles L. Goodell
New York
M. W. Brabham
Nashville
Tenn
Clovis Chappell
Representative Church
Washington, D. C
M. T. Plyler
Country Church
Fireman Rescued After Fall From Building
An exhibition on a building led to a fireman slipping four stories to the ground. Three rescuers caught him with locked arms just before impact. Walton sustained head cuts and bruises while the rescuers escaped with minor injuries.
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Loninville
Henry Walton
Walton
Spece
Richard Mureray
Jacob Solger
James Underwood
Burned Boy at Stake During Play in Lancaster
Eleven year olds Darrel Pool and Kenneth Baker tied up Charles Kneller ten, then started a fire at his feet during a play in Lancaster Ohio. Kneller suffered serious burns as bystanders watched. A separate Tolndo Ohio report notes police arrest after fumes from a home brew still prompted inquiries.
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Lancaster
Darrel Pool
Kenneth Baker
Charles Kneller
Newsboy
Tolndo
Janes Bauer
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