Winter trek peril looms as Bill hunts for missing mine crew
Bill Bronson eyes a tracks leading toward the Yuga River and a possible mine crew after a harsh storm. He confronts Joe Robinson and Pete the Breed at a lean-to shelter, confronting poaching fears and trapping laws in the northern wilderness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradleyburg
Virginia
Bill
Nia
Harold
Bunt
Cabin Walk
Yuga River
Foot Bill Bronson
Pill
Hill
Virgina
Ammont
Ile
Strangere
Joe Robinson
Joe
Lake
Clearwater
Grizzly
Fill
Arctic Circle
RIN
Pete
Aunt Mary’s Gold Pie Sparks Town’s Lucky Run
In a frontier story Aunt Mary bakes apple pies that lure miners to her door. The pie and cider sell for a dollar a slice and fuel the rise of George A. Barnes restaurants and a fortune tied to the mining boom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aunt Mary
Uncle George
Nate
George A. Barnes
Adventures of the Twins in Soap Bubble Land
Clive Roberts Barton presents Buskins tale where Nancy Nick visit the Land of Lost Palloona and consider Soap Bubble Land. The fairy Buskins recites a poem about a soap bubble car that travels without tracks, with passengers of fairies and a magical Soap Bubble Town.
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Adventures OF the Twins
Clive Roberts Barton
Buskins
Nancy
Nick
Land of Lost Palloona
Buskina
Ite
Tim Fairies
Tike Folke
Fairy Queen
MecMasters And I Discuss Ethics In The Confession
In a talk with producer McMasters, the narrator examines individualism versus restraint. She recalls lessons from Motherdear and Nandy on the true higher conscience and the peril of liberty misused, noting how ambition and desire threaten moral paths and home life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna
McMasters
Motherdear
Nandy
Mr. McMasters
Rosalie
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Stanley
Edison Marshall
Little Bown
Alvin
Goshah
Lucy
Lester
Lynn
Chow
AL Best
Bruno
Popainsley
Sonny
Tom
BY Allman
Goodby
Helen
Bos
Little Suspicous
Freckles
Please Excuse
Ms, OM
Tag
Suer
BY Blosser
Everett .True
Iva Ai
Githe
Peggy
George
Seattle
POEM
Fairyman
Seattle Star
Mecmasters
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