Pioneer White Arrow in the Kentucky Settlement Tale
A fifteen year old boy nicknamed White Arrow escapes Shawnee captivity and seeks refuge in a Kentucky stockade. An attack leads to a Virginian’s mortal wounding who identifies White Arrow as his son, while the broader tale follows Dale family guardianship, frontier travel from Raleigh Tavern to Kentucky, and early revolutionary tensions among Kentuckians, Virginians, and local youths.
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Kentucky
White Arrow
Jorekine Dale
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Erskine
Red Oakes
Great Dale
James Erskine
Nel Dale
Rand Harry
Colonel Dale
Dave
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Belinda
Gallanta
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Dane Grey
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Lee
Harrison
Pendleton
Henry
Jefferson
Wellington
Apollo
Cryptic Fantasy and Adventure Episodes in a Shared Dream
Characters including Nancy Nick and a dragon seek magical items in a cave as a goat form appears. The Green Shoes are claimed, a purple ink message hints at a changing dragon, and the story shifts to a separate tale where Barbara confronts Hugh Dane Grey and a youth faces exile, with a farewell at dawn and a pack of loyalties and motives.
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Nick
Kia
Seattle Star
A Sunny Start to a Highland Oregon Journey
In a tale set sixty years ago a young couple leaves rain and gloom for sunshine as they travel from the Cascades toward Oregon, crossing Laurel Hill. A near collision on the road tests resolve and the couple reconcile with quiet, hopeful resolve as the husband calls his wife a brick and promises violet blooms.
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Oregon Country
Barlow Road
Laurel Hill
Pape's Diapepsin Ad Claims Quick Stomach Relief
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a quick remedy for stomach upset, gas, and indigestion. It promises relief in five minutes and notes the product is available as a large case for sixty cents at drug stores.
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Pape
Costa
Polly and Paul Debate Social Tactics for Rigaud Order
Polly resents the idea of social maneuvering to secure a large firm’s order and confesses jealousy of Violet Rand. Paul asserts he only asks for a tactful social stunt and warns Polly to drop the matter or proceed without Rigaud’s order. Polly wavers but remains conflicted.
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Polly
Violet Rand
Violet
Rigaud
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