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Newspaper

The Review

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1917

Page

3

Calabasas Burns and a Mountain Romance Continues

Henry de Spain, general manager of the Thief River Sleepy Cat stage line, fights cattle thieves in Morgan gap as Nan Morgan and De Spain plan a private marriage while Duke Morgan opposes them. Nan defies her uncle and endures threats, while De Spain probes fires at Calabasas and prepares for action as their romance deepens amid danger.

Nan Morgan DE Spain GAP Henry de Spain Thief River Sleepy Cat Rocky Mountains Morgan Gap Calabasas Gale Morgan Henry Duke Morgan Duke Morgan Lefever Nan McAlpin Cat Music Mountain Sassoon Gale Bonita Uncle Duke Torpy Medicine Bend Henry Fie Spain Bull Page Pardaloe Pardalee Dearie Mountain House Main Street

De Spain Takes Bold Risks To Save Nan

De Spain learns Nan needs him urgently and he takes decisive risks to rescue her. The narrative builds toward a major development in the upcoming installment.

de Spain Nan

Boy Josh Seeks Clarity In Studying

In a brief dialogue quoted from a rural setting, Farmer Corn Tossel notes that his boy Josh shows occasional interest in books and wishes to understand their meaning. The exchange underscores a small, domestic moment about learning.

Josh Farmer Corntossel

De Spain Worries Under Music Mountain Parting

Chapter XXI shows De Spain anxious about Nan and a plan to meet in Calabasas after sunset. Their farewell occurs beneath Music mountain as the plot advances with hopeful reunion hinted.

de Spain Music Mountain Calabasas

More Ships and Victory Fuel Shipping Board Plan

The cabinet discusses expanding the United States shipping program to speed Atlantic trade. Major General Goethals will supervise merchant ship building while Congress may raise funding from 50 million to hundreds of millions to accelerate vessel construction and seize German ships in U.S. ports with new authority. Two Philippine fleet ships to aid hemp imports near Manila are eyed for early service.

Washington Lloyd-George Great Britain Wilson Goethals Panama Canal Congress Shipping Board Treasury Department Phillippine Insular Bureau of the War Department Treasury Depatment Manila United States

Wilson and Houston Outline Fast Food Production Plan

President Wilson and Secretary Houston discussed intensifying the United States food producing power to meet wartime needs. They proposed government regulation of food prices if needed and licensing large distributing agencies, with Congress to consider related bills. Houston will meet congressional leaders to push legislation.

Washington United States Wilson Houston Germany St Louis Congress Fisher Tennessee J. R. Paine Memphis TriState Better Farming Association

American Rear Admiral Sims Arrives in England

Rear Admiral Willis E. Sims, president of the Naval War College at Newport, has arrived in London to act as intermediary between British admiralty officers and the U S Navy Department. He will help work out issues for American participation with the Entente naval forces.

Washington Willis Sims Naval War College Newport London Navy Department

Loaded shell found in The Globe press room

A three inch shell weighing 15 pounds and made in the United States was found in the press room of The New York Globe after the edition had gone to press. Police say the shell was leaning against a press in a way that could have exploded the machinery.

New York United States New York Globe

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Frank TI Spearman Trar of Ispering Smith Jeffries Bull Sitle Mr. de Spain NAVY Lloyd-Gorge England SHELL Office OF the Globe
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