Webster and Billy Geary in a Buenaventura saga
John Stuart Webster returns to civilization after a $100,000 cleanup and helps Billy Geary pursue a Central American mining concession. Dolores Ruey, the target of Billy and Webster’s affections, complicates their plans as Webster contemplates a costly but selfless sacrifice to secure Billy’s future and happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stuart Webster
En- Kinser
Death Valley
California
Civilization
Hobo
Dolores Ruey
Denver
Edward J. Jerome
Billy Goury
Central America
Sobrante
Jerome
John
Buenaven- Ara
Geary
Mother Jenks
Dolores
Henrietta Wilkins
Winthor
Talores
Ruey
Bobrante
Barros
Jenks
Billy
Dotoron
Hilly
Webster
New Orleans
Andrew
Bowers
Tront
Don Juan
Guelle
Bily
el Buen Amixo
Bil
Jack
Ant
Johnny
U.S. A
Bill
Miss Ruey
Veraia
Mijas
Mr. Webster
Liz
Celeste
Buenaventura
Juan Webstatre
Trumps
Billy Geary
William
San Miguel de Padua
el Buen Amigo
Love and danger linger in a Caribbean tea scene
In rocky Sobrante Billy Geaty vanishes into a shopping errand as Dolores Ruey and John Webster navigate a fraught attraction. Webster, torn by friendship and desire, contemplates a risky future while Dolores probes his nature with a playful palm reading and sharp wit.
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Billy Geaty
Billy
General Maldonado
Bin
Webster
Miss Ruey
Mr. Webster
Dolores
Sobrante
John Stuart Webster
Hilly
Secret Guardian Aboard Geary's Launch at Night
A shadowy visitor arrives aboard Billy Geary and presents credentials from Rick the Boatman. Billy hides the stranger ashore, clothes him, and prepares to move him at dawn while dodging pursuit by sharks and observers on the bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geary
Billy
Hey
Don Juan
Adam
Presidente of Sobrante
Rick
Man
Hin
Hobson
John Stuart Webster
Jack
Old Top
Don Juan Cafetero
Lober’s
el Buen Amigo
True Friendship and Silent Understanding
Twelre friends learn to interpret silences between them and trust without explanation. The text suggests understanding is complete without spoken words and hints that even a humble dog offers implicit faith without writing or speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dog
Thank You Club Promotes Daily Acts of Kindness
A brief reader notice from the Haveril Gazette extols a "Thank You" club idea. No formal meetings or structure are required, just everyday courtesy. Members share small deeds, with gratitude likened to a lasting ripple across communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teeana
Millpond
Haveril Gazette
Travels of the Potato Across Europe and the Americas
The text traces the potato from its South American origins to Spain and then to Europe and North America. It notes early introductions to Italy France England Ireland and other regions during the era of exploration and exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
Europe
Iran
Peru
Italy
France
England
Iriand
North America
Harold Beams Over Love and a Doctor's Microbe
A Philadelphia man Harold celebrates love at last after a year of patient pursuit of Lane Downe. He learns she loves the artist No One, ending his unrequited regard with a confession of affection. The item also surveys auto care tips and traffic notes from Japan and Louisville.
Market Report from the U S Bureau of Markets
The report covers cotton price declines to a season low, Chicago livestock downturns with record cattle receipts, hogs and sheep slumping, and varied weeklong shifts in pork, beef, and mutton. Wheat and corn weaken amid light demand while oats and feeds show ample supply. fruit, vegetables, hay, and dairy pricing trend dull with regional shifts and storage activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U, 5
Bureau of Markets
New York
Chicago
Memphis
B. Mills
Minneapolis
Kansas City
St. Louis
St Louie
Virginia
Cincinnati
Boy Scouts Embrace Winter Camping As New Era
National Council promotes year round scouting with winter camps. Over 200000 boys in more than 25000 neighborhood groups learn outdoors, with tents in snow and ice, wood and blankets, and a vow to be prepared.
Apple Market Steady at Western New York Points
Apple market shows steady prices at western New York shipping points with Baldwins around 4.26 per barrel and Northwestern Extra Fat Winesaps near 2.35. New storage data for Nov 1 indicate increased barreled stock but fewer boxes held, with 9,256,966 barrels in storage versus 3,108,246 in 1919 and 2,924,828 in 1918, and boxed module stock at 2,718,784.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Baldwins
Northwestern
Astern Yorku
Xnole Holding
Scouting Rescue Saves Climber From Hudson Palisades
Scout ropes aid from Troop 89 Brooklyn after climber Mr Seider becomes stranded 150 feet up the Palisades. The rescuer writes gratitude to the boys schoolmaster praising the scout movement for their bravery and resourcefulness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tat
Defender Club of
New York
Selder
Hudson River
Hoy Scouts
Brooklyn
Seider
Bartlesville Scouts Made Honorary Members of G A R Post
The Boy Scouts of Bartlesville Oklahoma were elected lifetime honorary members of the local G A R post in a Memorial Day tribute for escort service and other help. They also became honorary bodyguards of the G A R post of veterans. The custom includes a Bartlesville scout sounding taps at veterans gravesites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
Bartlesville
Oki
G. A. R. Post
Scouts mobilize to eradicate rats nationwide
Public Health Service in Washington enlists Boy Scouts for pest control in a wartime campaign. Scouting units across the country work to curb rat populations amid concerns they spread bubonic plague and threaten public health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of the Public Health Service
Washington
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By Peter B. Kyne
Ian
Harold
Lanedowne
Japan
Louisville
Bureau Market Report
Sammary
Boston
Philadelphia
National Council
Boy Scouts of American
Jack Frost
Scouts
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