Prosperity Farm Romance Involves Rod Gerard and Prue
Prudence Schuyler arrives at Prosperity Farm to start anew with her brother David. A mutual attraction grows with Rod Gerard despite Prue’s mistrust of men. Circumstances escalate as labor troubles, a circus death, and an escaped convict threaten Prue and Rod, culminating in Rod confronting Len Calloway to recover jewels and protect Prue.
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Prudence Schuyler
Prosperity Farm
David
Prue
Rodney Gerard
Rod
Jean
Chicot
Milly Gooch
Milly
Calloway
Rodney
New York
Prudence
Irresistible tension as Prudence faces a risky confession
Prudence battles inner fear after a shared admission about a past decision. Jim Armstrong lurks as a potential suitor, while a ride home ends with him insisting to accompany her inside, despite her pleas to go alone. The scene tightens around trust, danger, and late hour consequences.
Timber danger as Gerard crew works in the woods
Prudence recalls past danger while watching Rodney Gerard and David lead a logging crew near High Ledges. A tree falls trapping two men, but Gerard quickly hurries to shield O'Shea, and the crew gathers, wary of Calloway's pursuit and the timber enterprise's costs and rewards.
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Henry Hudson
Prudence
Rodney Gerald
David
New York
Schuyler
Gerard
Calloway
Civil War era lawyer turned soldier in Kansas City Times record
At the outbreak of the Civil War he was twenty four years of age and practicing law in Buffalo New York. Two years later President Lincoln relied on volunteers and his sheriff faced hanging two men in his county.
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GR. Turner
Kansas City Times
Buffalo
N. Y
Lincoln
Sun Bonnet quilt patterns entice crafters to mail for blocks
Home Craft Co. offers 18 inch quilt blocks stamped for cutting with six different poses of a baby. Embroidery in outline stitch on white fabric, patches in colorful prints. Send 15 cents for a single block or 75 cents postpaid for the six block set with a full quilt image. Mail to Home Craft Co Dept D St. Louis Mo. Include stamped return envelope.
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Home Craft Co
Dept. D
Nineteenth and
St. Louis Avenue
St. Louis
Alligator Pear Tree in Whittier Nets Big Profit
A Whittier California tree described as the most valuable world fruit tree yielded a $3,000 annual profit. The seedling began fruiting in year four and produced pears weighing eight to twelve ounces, with pears selling for $1,500 and buds adding another $1,500 in the same year. The seed was planted from imported stock, likely from Mexico.
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Whittier
Calif
Mexico
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