Flame of the Border Lone Mega
Sonya clings to a cliff edge to rescue herself from a fall with a rope tied by a drunken man. He promises aid for her life as she rises, then she confronts him and rides away toward her brother’s ranch. At home she reflects on Navajo destinies and pursues aid for sick Indians despite Rod’s skepticism.
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Mega
Ari
Sonya
Rod
Chee Wash
Lila
Babs
Serge
Sald
Dark Serge
Inlaw
Desert Family Rift and a Woman’s Dilemma
In a Arizona ranch household Sonya Savarin cares for her sister in law Lila and their host Serge while torn between remaining to aid her Indian friends and pursuing a promise to marry Rodney Blake in New York. A threat of sexual violence and a looming danger from a ruthless rider haunt her as she contemplates leaving the lone land. Rod’s return as a guest sharpens the tension in this frontier family saga.
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Sonya Savarin
New York
Rodney Blake
Rod
Arizona
Serge
Truth Tellers and Public Enemies in a Moral Debate
A discussion panel rejects untempered truth telling as harmful, labeling perpetual honesty a danger to decency. It contrasts a harsh truth hound with social ethics authorities who warn that blunt truth harms feelings, marriages, and families, proposing cautious discourse instead.
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Adam
Tums Builds a New Factory in St Louis
A. H. Lewis Medicine Co. is erecting a palatial plant in St Louis to exclusively manufacture Tums. The blue black terra cotta base, mottled cream above the second floor, and gold finish on vertical mullions will define the building. Upper windows will be fifty feet high with gold strips. lower sections feature etched glass and stainless steel decorations. Project cost ranges from $100,000 to $150,000 for building, machinery, and equipment.
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St. Louis
A. H. Lewis Medicine Co
Ady
Twenty Years After a Grandmother’s Advice on Marriage
A fragment reflects on a grandmother’s maxim to treat a husband as if he had sense, deemed timeless advice for brides after twenty years.
No Further Aid to Public Enemies Mentioned
A short Bell Syndicate item notes no additional assistance will go to public enemies, as reported by WNU Service.
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Bell Syndicate
WNU
Don’t give up a tonic claim for renewed strength
A promotional block urges readers tired by colds overwork or worry to try S.S.S. a blood restoring tonic. It claims weakened red blood cells and hemoglobin cause worn out feelings and promises appetite color and energy improvements with regular use, citing generations of use and scientific appraisal.
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S.S
The
S.S.S. Co
Surgeons Busy Across the United States
It is estimated that more than a nation tr earns many operations annually. This note highlights the high volume of surgical procedures performed state by state and the strain on medical systems.
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Flame of the
By Vingie E.roe
Copyright
Doubleday, Doran & Co.,Inc
WIN Service
Lone Mesa
Serge Savarin
Sage
Two Fingers
Red Blake
Vandal
Tums
J. W. Bead
Parnell Ave
A. E. Reppert
South America
Asia
Employees Service Bureau
Harrisburg
Penna
Cd E
PUGNIER + Torrington, Conn
U. S
Fairley & Edwards
Junius St
Brooklyn
Specia
Fair Grounds
South Crest Hotel
South Park Ave
Chicago
N. Englewood
General Foods
Battle Creek
Mich
City
Jones
Big Boy
Postum
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