The Night Wind in the Pines Ends a Family Saga
Siletz tells a stranger of the East Belt and Hampden’s crooked deeds. Landry’s contract, Poppy’s schemes, and a fatal telegram test loyalties as Landry’s son Sandry confronts his father’s legacy and a costly acceptance of peace. Absalom echoes in grief and pride.
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Siletz
Datily
Walher Saniry
John Dey
Farefian
Dullingsworth Lumber Co
Campu
Sietz
Poppy Ordway
New York
Hampden
Yellow Priest
East Belt
Landry
Wampden
Poppy
Sandry
Salem
Siietz
Siwashes
Commission
Gratoun
Sut
Sam
Dally
Ally
Sandry Poppy
Hamptn
Dinneworth Lumber Co
Daily's
Bandry
Wilton Landry
Andry
Dillingworth
Schletz
John
Toledo
Great West
West
Riverside Drive
Saundry
Higgins
Walter
Absalom
Doctor Gentry
Walter Landry
Father
Proof at Last in Dally Camp Timber Scheme
In July 19xx at Dally’s Camp Toledo land records reveal a forged fraud scheme. Miss Ordway leaks a Whitby case copy while Landry’s letters threaten Musseldorn to reclaim Meadowlands Farm. Siletz and Poppy clash over crucial papers as secrets threaten the camp.
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Miss Ordway
Timberlands
Sandry
Salem
East
Heaven and Earth
Landry
Hampden
State’ Land Office
Ordway
Poppy Ordway
John H. Musseldorn
New Jersey
Siletz
Cook-Shack
Whitby
Toledo
Dally
Wilton Landry
Meadowlands
James B. Whitby
Walter
Orked
War cries used by the Jew in Lipsett essay
In a Century article, R Lipsett notes Jewish war cries across Europe and America, contrasting battlefield sects with a rising neutral Jewish call. He reports plans for a postwar American Jewish congress to pursue a homeland in Palestine, while asserting Jews are a nation if they feel so.
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Europe
New York
America
Congress
Palestine
Ingenious check scheme in Central Park tale
A man tricks a bank into cashing an insufficient funds check by manipulating teller information and depositing funds to cover the amount. He deposits $60 to the maker’s account, then redeems the $200 check with the deposited money, ending with a $60 loss but a good check for a bad one.
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Central Park
Lars
New York Times
Seals Rebound Prompt Calls for Rethinking Hunting
The bureau of fisheries urged resuming male seal killings after rapid population growth in Alaska and the Pribilofs. A 301,844 seal tally, vs under 20,000 in 1906, along with meat demand, spurs consideration of seal meat shipments to the United States and hotel menus.
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Alaska
Pribilof Islands
Bureau of Fisheries
Russia
England
Japan
High Seas
United States
Old British Sergeant Tests Fresh Recruits At Range
An old British sergeant conducts musketry training with new recruits. He points to a large house on the range and asks them to note details. A recruit responds noting a small well in the garden a coal heap and a bird cage in the rented window.
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Jse
Defense of the Toothbrush Debate
Dr. T Benedict Furniss defends the toothbrush against attacks by Dr. Bernard Feldman. The exchange argues for better oral hygiene and seeks a superior alternative to controversial claims.
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T. Benedict Furniss
Bernard Feldman
Bette
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The
Great North
Vingie E. Roe
Aikansr
GY Dood Piead and Company
Alexander
Tosh
Coosnah
Fate
Liletz
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