Lavender Creighton's Lovers Chapter XIV to XVI
Lavender and Winslow face danger as a tavern killing triggers a web of deception. Gonzaga schemes to ruin Winslow while Lavender confronts jealousy and truth about her lover. Gerald returns as the plot tightens and loyalties are tested.
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Lavender
Gonzaga
Gerald
Virginia
Yonder Inn
Winslow
Lavender and the Spaniard Seek Gerald at Sign of the Bat
Lavender and Gonzaga escort Lavender toward the inn seeking Gerald. A woman's scream interrupts them as torches flare along the road and movement grows near the tavern. They press on through the fragrant night toward danger and the tavern.
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Chayter
Lavender
Gerald
Gonzaga
Surgeon's Nightmare About Finger Pain
Two callers described a noted surgeon moaning about a pain in his right forefinger. He fears blood poisoning, the nightmare of the surgeon, since any hand pain could signal a virulent infection despite care.
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Scott
Philadelphia Record
Versatile Sam Young, A Noted Columbia Figure
Col J. H. Dorsey recalls Sam Young as a remarkable Columbia man. Young practiced law before the war for 12 or 13 years, acted on stage, shoemaking and cigarmaking, played violin, gave temperance talks, could outdrink others, led prayer meetings, and excelled at poker.
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Sam Young
Columbia
Col J
Dorsey
Qguolumbia
Knife and fork in Tit Bit tale of tramp and helper
A charitable hostess offers a well cooked meal to a tramp who says he would work if he had tools. She asks what tools he needs and he replies a knife and fork, in a Tit Bit style vignette.
Canadian West Welcomes American Homesteaders
The Buffalo Express notes growing Canadian West settlement with 4174 July homestead entries, of which 1212 come from the United States. American farmers bring capital and practical prairie knowledge, easing integration with Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta. Canada welcomes these settlers to develop the prairie provinces.
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Canadian West
The
Buffalo Express
Canada West
Canada
Great Britain
Dakota
Express
Americca
Prairie Provinces
Oregon
Minnesota
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Maritime Provinces
Ontario
Canadian
Western States
Bird and Giraffe: Weaving the Tale of Speed and Defense
The red billed weaver bird travels with the giraffe sharing the ride as the big herbivore defends with powerful kicks. Giraffes rely on speed, stealth, and keen senses to survive while hunters pursue and exhaust the lengthy chase.
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Jabez Miller
Belle
St. Charles
Price
Young Creighton
Jabez
Sue
Creighton
Senorita
St. Louis
Miss Creighton
Senor
Miller
Red Billed Weaver
Animal Skyscraper
Amiel
Perry Brass Works
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Ferrysburg
Weisen EZ. Coleman, Piper
Washington, D.C
Iromicrea
Thompson's
Efe Water