The Polaris Woods Plot and the Flynn Inheritance
Stephen Drake and his son Steve are drawn into the Flynn timber fortune after a blizzard rescue and theft forgiveness. Twenty years later Steve impersonates Young Jim to aid Old Jim against a scheming rival, while Kate Flynn’s blindness and MacDonald’s timber hold the key to Polaris' fate.
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Stephen Drake
Jim Flynn
Drake
Flynn
Steve
Old Jim
Jim” Flynn
Kate
Polaris
Woods
Franz
Lucky Chance
Young Jim
Kate Flynn
MacDonald
LaFane
Queer Woods
Young Jim Faces Franz and a Hidden Love in the Bush
Steve Drake, posing as Young Jim, intervenes when Franz roughs up a girl named Mary Wolf and an ailing father. He warns Franz off, helps Mary with a paddle, and hints at ongoing danger as Franz plots trouble on the Good-Bye river frontier.
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Jim
Polaris
McNally
Franz
Steve
Drake
Young Jim
Tim Todd
Mary
Tom Todd
Wranz
Tol
Frahz
Kranz
Steven
Mary Wolf
Birch
LaFane’s
Autobiography of a Failure Letter Prompts Editorial Interest
An unknown author from a distant state writes ED HOWE revealing a troubled life spent in an insane asylum and poorhouse. He claims literacy talent, paralyzing illness, and a stubborn mind while offering a manuscript notion and reflections on religion, divorce, atheism, and self improvement.
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ED Howe
Silerius
Siterius
Ohio Floods of 1913 Cost Lives and Homes
The 1913 Ohio floods killed nearly 500 people and left about 100000 homeless. Property losses exceeded 200 million dollars and widespread destruction disrupted communities across the state.
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Ohio
Basque Herders Lend Charm to Oregon Ranges
Amos Burg traverses Oregon and encounters Basque herders in Jordan Valley. He describes their courteous, reticent demeanor, vaquero presence with fringed chaps, and Basque dances after a communal Basque dinner. The piece notes Basque settlement, language shift in youth, and trips to Ontario.
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Oregon
Amos Burg
Jordan Valley
Spain
Ontario
National Geographic Magazine
Jade Miniature Pagoda Exhibition In New York
A green jade pagoda weighing several tons and carved by 150 Chinese craftsmen over 14 years is on display in New York City. The piece represents one and a half million hours of labor and stands as a cultural exhibit for visitors to view.
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New York
Creomulsion Promises Sevenfold Help For Coughs And Colds
A Creomulsion ad touts seven therapeutic actions to relief hard coughs and colds fast with claimed scientific backing. It emphasizes safety and quick relief while noting higher cost and a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved. It urges cautious use as coughs vary by type and factors unknown.
Beware Hasty Judgment In Witty Exchange Advice
A quip urges thinking before judging and notes that careful reflection yields charity in words and deeds. The speaker extols living with integrity so one can face the mirror and say you can work for me again tomorrow.
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Hugh
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Chapter
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Poorhouse
Bell
WNU Service
Roe Sae
Eels
UMS” Sao
Onsen
P.O
Pasadena
Calif
Atlanta Constitution
S.S.S
Ayer
Bayer
of Bayer
AOL
Michigan Specialty Co
Zeeland, Mich
Schairer
Sheridan
Detroit
Lumpify
Welite
Boyd Wiliams
Hudson, Wisc
Brooklyn
Crag
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