Drake Impersonates Jim Flynn in Polaris Woods Saga
Stephen Drake and his son are saved from a blizzard by Jim Flynn who forgives a prior robbery. Twenty years later Drake as Young Jim leads the Polaris woods operation while facing Franz’s plots. A confrontation, a kidnapping attempt, and a shift of loyalties drive the drama.
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Stephen Drake
Jim Flynn
Drake
Flynn
Steve
Old Jim
Jim" Flynn
Kate
Polaris
Woods
Jim
Franz
LaFane
Mery Wolf
Young Jim
Strong Man taunts youth in tense camp confrontation
The older man belittles the younger, claiming superiority in body and resolve. The boy rises with a sneer while the elder prepares fire and food, pressing his control as beads of sweat form and lips tremble. LaFane smiles, having achieved his aim.
Laird confronts poaching rival over giant trout
Steve Drake lands a colossal river trout while MacDonald, the Laird, watches from the bend. The battle ends with Drake claiming the fish but facing fierce anger from the old recluse who asserts ownership and demands an hour to verify the catch. The scene shifts to MacDonald’s retreat, leaving the outcome unresolved.
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Steve
MacDonald
Swater
McNally
Drake
Beniéath
Mr. MacDonald
Reflections on aging, veterans, and ideas from readers
A reader correspondence column discusses aging doctors in Brooklyn, attitudes toward youth and newspaper heroes, and a vet issues speech by General Hines on war benefits. It cites Goethe and a joke about class on a Europe trip, ending with a moral about hanging explanations.
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Europe
The Girl They Didn't Forget
Weston once famed as America’s Playboy, recalls Nancy Ross a swell swimmer who helped him through delirium tremens and inspired a plan to marry her. Dick Bode confirms ties to Nancy and reminiscences on past engagements as barroom tensions escalate into a scuffle.
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Weston
America
Dick Bode
Los Angeles
Bode
Nancy
Nancy Ross
Boden
Chicago
Nancy Elliott
Jack
Leftovers Make Tempting Dishes From Everyday Vegetables
The article suggests using leftover vegetables to create varied dishes beyond salads. It details a scrambled vegetable dish with eggs, seasoning, and optional poached eggs, plus tips on vegetables that work well together and how to prepare cauliflower stalks. It notes adding thyme and mace, browning gently, and garnishing with parsley and celery tops.
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Bell Syndicate
Romance and business Hammocks manufacture clash
A terse exchange reveals a romance concerns business plans. The pair discusses romance and commerce, noting that romance and business should not mix while the other asks about what is manufactured. The reply confirms hammocks are produced.
Bag Limit Hunter
In a Kansas City Star note the paper compares hunting licenses to marriage licenses, stating that in many states a license allows one deer and no more. The quip reflects the strict one creature per license rule and parallels regulatory limits.
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Flin
Kansas City
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