Young Jim Flynn Arrives at Good-Bye Lake Camp
Steve Drake reaches headquarter camp at Good-Bye lake where workers threaten a wage strike. Franz accuses Old Jim Flynn and Young Jim's identity shocks McNally, revealing Steve as the expected boss and prompting a tense, hopeful reconciliation.
A Good Man Deserves More Then A Bad One
A 1933 essay contrasts rewards for decency in Russia and the United States, praising honesty and industry as paths to success. It discusses Ivar Kruger, a possible philosopher figure, and ends with reflections on compliments, temptation, and social judgment.
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Russia
United States
Ivar Kruger
Always A New Firing Line Ahead For Holmes And Us
The piece reflects on Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes at eighty and ninety one, noting his wish to stay active and happy by pursuing new firing lines. It contrasts male and female life paths, praising women's new opportunities for ongoing activities and purpose beyond childrearing, and ends with a New Year wish to readers to find a fresh firing line ahead.
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Oliver Wendell Holmes
Washington
Supreme Court
Justice Holmes
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Dark Snow Rescue and The Debt to Old Jim
Stephen Drake ferries his four year old son through a ferocious blizzard and is rescued by Jim Flynn a timber operator who had been robbed by Drake. Flynn forgives the theft and later Drake dies while impressing the boy Steve with the debt to Old Jim. Twenty years pass as Steve meets Young Jim Flynn and travels to Polaris to oversee woods operations during a crisis. Kate Flynn is temporarily blinded by an accident. Steve learns Polaris is in peril and hurries to the company headquarters to aid Old Jim.
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Jim Flynn
Bettair
Meestair
Meestair Thorpe
McNally
Jeem Flynn
Steve
Good-Bye Lake
Drake
MacNally
Asf
Thorpe
Young Jim
Franz
Polaris
Wartin
Old Jim
Old Jim Flynn
Old Devil
Steve Drake
J. F. Jr
J. F. Junior
Jim
Stevie
Mac
Martin
Stephen Drake
Flynn
Kate
Polaris—woods
Mocking Bird Record Echoed in Political Parley
A Philadelphia Evening Bulletin quip notes the mocking bird could change its tune 87 times in seven minutes divisionally praising flexible politicians. It suggests several birds in politics will envy this record, framing it as a witty comparison of adaptability.
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Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
Peruvian fugitive uses Yo-Yo disguise to escape foes
A political fugitive from Peru reportedly escaped his antagonists by disguising himself as a street vendor selling Yo-Yo. The report speculates on whether the Yo-Yo symbolically mirrored political fortunes rising and falling by a string.
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Palestine Post
Jerusalem
Town Speaker Echoes Plain Talk On Snowshovels
The town figure speaks plainly about snowshovels with blunt language. He emphasizes direct, unvarnished commentary and uses terse, practical terms. Residents note his straightforward style and practical approach to common issues.
Why Hospitals Use a Liquid Laxative
Hopes and doctors use liquid laxatives as a controlled, non habit forming option. A properly chosen liquid laxative like Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin is praised for gentle action, kidney friendliness, and quick, regular results for all ages.
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Dr. 'S
Dr. Caldwell
R.A
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