The Lone Mesa Missionary Turned Navajo Healer
Sonya Savarin, a self appointed physician to Navajo Indians on an Arizona sheep ranch, survives a suicide attempt to aid Little Moon and Two Fingers. Rodney Blake, wealthy New Yorker fiancé, gives six months to marry. A mysterious attacker returns. Sonya forgives him as she believes people can change.
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Lone Mesa
Sonya Savarin
Arizona
Serge
Lila
Babs
Rodney Blake
Sonya
Little Moon
Two Fingers
Blake
New York
el Capitan Diablo
Beelzebub
Myra’s
Savarin
Sonya Rescues Navajo Children Then Encounters a Striking Stranger
Sonya Savarin respectfully retrieves two Hosteen Nez children from Mr Satter and delivers them homeward across Lone Mesa, the rescue sealing a fragile family reunion. She then meets a mysterious drifter, a man aboard a golden horse, whose silence and defiant gaze deepen questions about his loyalties and past.
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Sonya
Satter
Claude Ee
Savarin
Doctor Savarin
Hosteen Nez
Lone Mesa
Mr. Satter
Hosteen
Spartow
Blake
Nowheres
Mr. Sutter
Gland operation fails aged man spurs divorce suit
New York, a 81 year old insurance broker Ferdinand Straus faces a separation suit from wife Clara corner Straus. She seeks $15,000 a year alimony and $10,000 in fees, citing rejuvenation attempts and a Paris trip as the marriage deteriorated amid age related issues.
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New York
Ferdinand Straus
Clara Corner
Budapest
West End
Lydia Dorner Straus
Julia Dorner Straus
Straus
Vienna
Howe About An Affecting Letter Sentiment Our Courts
A brief rural column notes a moving letter about respect for law and the courts, reflecting community feeling and civic virtue in this periodical piece. The writer emphasizes unity and moral duty under the judicial system.
Fireless Engine Used to Switch Railroad Cars
A fireless steam locomotive completed in Erie operates without coal. It charges its boiler with live steam at 100 pounds pressure and uses stored steam to switch cars. The engine, insulated, can haul 95 miles on one charge or tow three cars 21 miles, suited for yard work rather than long hauls.
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Erie
Canary Freed From Dog After Mouth Incident
In Kansas City Kansas Mrs. L C Noggle released her canary to fly after it escaped its cage. The German shepherd Rex stood nearby and the bird alighted on the dog’s nose before entering the dog’s mouth. The owner pried the mouth open and recovered the unharmed canary.
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Kansas City
Kan
U S Mint Reports Profit for Fiscal Year 1983
The United States mint earned a profit of about 1.5 million dollars in the last fiscal year. Treasury figures show total income from mint operations at 1,664,861 dollars with 867,570 dollars from seigniorage.
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Washington
United States Mint
Treasury
Robberies Solved by Pet Chickens
In St. Clairsville Ohio a pair of one man chickens identified thieves after 1000 plus fowls vanished in six months. Napoleon the rooster and Aunt Martha the hen helped locate stolen birds leading to a man arrested for selling them to a Bethesda grocer.
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St. Clairsville
Ohio
William Daugherty
Bethesda
Daugherty
Napoleon
Clemency Denied to Playboy Killer Morse
New York broker Arthur W. Morse, 34, Harvard graduate and scion of a prominent eastern family, was sentenced to 8 to 20 years in Sing Sing for manslaughter in the death of Edna Field Leavett. Judge Charles C. Nott Jr cited prior clemency and called the case a harsh example of justice, while neighbors recalled screams before police arrived at Morse's Greenwich Village apartment.
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New York
Arthur W. Morse
Harvard University
Sing Sing
Edna Field Leavett
Boston
Greenwich Village
Bellevue Hospital
Charles C. Nott, Jr
Morse
John Kirkland Clark
Nott
America
Samuel F. B. Morse
Leavett
MacDougal Alley
Woman Buried After Protests In Warsaw Area
In Marki near Warsaw Sophie Rezec ki aged fifty two was buried despite protests claiming she remained alive. A medical commission ruled she was dead though warmth and color persisted due to narcotics used in treatment causing postmortem chemical activity. Police guarded the funeral to deter threats.
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Warsaw
Poland
Sophie Rezecki
Marki
Man Goes to Jail When Hens Go Home to Roost
Earl V. Nelson of Curtis Nebraska was sentenced to jail after pleading guilty to suspected theft of farm poultry. Police released the stolen fowls near the Berry farm, and they wandered back to the Berry barnyard, prompting the guilty plea.
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Man
Curtis
Earl V. Nelson
Charles Berry
Nelson
Berry
Subway Jostler Shot Sparks City Outcry
Arcadio del Corro fired at Leo Fador on the Eighty-sixth Street station platform after being jostled aboard a downtown subway. Del Corro said he went blind from anger and claimed the crowded car left him unable to move or reach the gun.
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New York
Arcadio del Corro
Leo Fador
Eighty-sixth Street
del Corro
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Doubleday, Doran & Co
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London
Russia
United States
Radilente
West End Avenue
Deal
Brooklyn
Bad Gastien
Austria
Howe
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Canary
Canine
U. S. Mint
Playboy
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