Resurrection River Venture Forces Love and Deception
Warren Lovett of Wellington Parkes Lovett plans a secret coup in the Resurrection river mining field near Dynamite Bay. Pat Wellington accompanies him against her father's wishes and aids ill prospector Bill Former, while Craig Tarlton, now a mining inspector, warns of devious methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Lovett
Wellington, Parkes & Lovett
Mines of
Chicago
Resurrection River
Dynamite Bay
Patricia
Jasper Wellington
Warren
Pat
Craig
Rocky camp refuge for prospectors amid harsh October weather
Patricia receives mail including a bank notice of overdraft and plans to have Warren wire funds. She oversees the Rock-Hog Den, a two month old community house for 75 prospectors, built to give men rest and comfort, but she faces crowding and ongoing funding needs.
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Arctic Ocean
Patricia
Lupe Chiwaughimi
Fort Smeeth
Mees
Lupe
Frances
Chicago
Warren
Resurrection
Patricia Wellington Defies Wealthy Firm at Dynamite Bay
Patricia Wellington confronts Warren Lovett after her allowance is cut off by her father. She resists leaving Dynamite Bay, moves into the Rock-Hog Den with prospectors, and faces isolation, broken plans, and looming retreat as tensions rise between her independence and the company’s control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia
Dynamite Bay
Warren
la Salle Street
Chicago
Tarlton
Wellington
Patricia Wellington
Craig Tarlton
the Bay
Dad
Craig
Odron
Chiwaughimi Metis
Ellyn
Warren Lovett
Bank of Resurrection
Poleon
Bill
Desolation
Sam
Pat
New Sunny Dress Patterns For Little Sis In Dot Swiss
A cheerful fashion pitch for Sew-Your-Own patterns featuring dotted Swiss frocks with princess lines and puff sleeves. Patterns 1341 1349 and 1828 offer sizes 12 to 20 and children's sizes with yardage guidance and sewing steps. Orders routed to The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept., Chicago Ill. patterns priced 15 cents.
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Milady
Little Sis
Mommy
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker Dr
Chicago
Ill
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Quotations on prejudice and progress from notable thinkers
Quotes emphasize that false notions and prejudices mislead, hardship shapes progress, and language unites science. Leaders urge respect for individuals without idolization, highlighting hard work, ignoring precedents, and universal scientific language as guiding principles.
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Owen D. Young
Vicki Baum
Viscount Snowden
James M. Barrie
Charles M. Schwab
Albert Einstein
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Quaker State
Quaker State Oil Refining Corporation
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