Nan of Music Mountain opens power struggle in Music Mountain country
In the Superstition range, Morgan and Mor mons clash with new stage manager Henry de Spain. Tension rises after a drunk Sassoon is accused in Calabasas, while Nan Morgan rides in, leaving De Spain eager to win her trust and unveil her secrets.
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de Spain
John
Dé Spain
Henry
Lefever
Spain
Calabasas
Pedro
Henry de Spain
Mexico
Gale Morgan
David Sassoon
Sassoon
Sandusky
Elpaso
Lee
Dave Sassoon
Silmost
First Blood at Calabasas Sparks Sinks Feud
De Spain declares stage guards will stand, provoking Morgan followers in Calabasas. Sassoon wounds Elpaso during a card game, sending guards to Sleepy Cat hospital. Lefever, De Spain, and Scott pursue Sassoon toward Music Mountain then toward Morgan’s gap, planning a night mission.
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Sleepy Cat
Musie Mountain
Morgan’s
Inet
Mortous Gap
Music Mountwi
Calus
Nan Morgan
Calabasas
Thief River
Sunshine
Calabasas Inn
Ibusas
Spain
Lefever
den Pil
Bill McCarty
Bill
Ces
Sigy
McAlpin
de Spain
Nan
Cat
Morgan Gap
Morgan
Elpaso
Sandusky
Logan
Gale Morgan
Sassoon
Celabasas
Sandusigy
Henry
Bob Scott
Scott
Music Mountain
Duke
Purgatoire Creek
De Spain Takes On A Mighty Job With Nan Morgan
The article hints that De Spain has chosen a large task ahead and Nan Morgan, a central figure in the group, is seen as a major challenge or obstacle in the near term.
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de Spain
Nan Morgan
Draper Regrets Misread Customer Request
A shopkeeper recalls a Saturday sale where a woman offered ninety five cents for a one dollar item. He refused the immediate discount saying she could pay later. She jokes about dying, and he jokes that would be a small loss, realizing his poor reception after she leaves.
Writers That Count Two Sorts of Writers Plate
A compact note on two types of writers and a plate illustrating their craft. The piece contrasts practical writing with creative approaches, highlighting methods, audience, and stylistic differences in a concise, period-voice style.
Papes Diapepsin Promises Quick Stomach Relief
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as the fastest remedy for indigestion and stomach distress. It claims quick relief from gas heartburn and regurgitation, and urges readers to keep a fifty cent case at home for any family member's upset stomach.
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Pape
Obituary leads to scramble for Barrett's post
Governor Head era NH sees Colonel Barrett die and a frantic bid to fill his office while burial honors are prepared. A candidate asks if Head objects to stepping into Barrett's role. Head replies no objections if the undertaker is willing.
Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Promoted by Advertiser
There is one medicine that stands out for kidney liver and bladder diseases. Dr Kilmer's Swamp-Root is advertised as a gentle healing vegetable compound with fast, mild effects. Sold at drug stores in 50 cent and 1 dollar bottles. Send ten cents for a sample from Dr Kilmer Co. Binghamton NY.
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Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Doris at the Foot of the Class In School Tale
A girl named Doris faces parental disapproval as she reveals she is last in her class. Her mother rebukes her for not studying, while Doris laments being tied to the bottom rank after the new girl who had always been last leaves school.
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Doris
Freezone promises painless corn removal claims
A Cincinnati authority says freezone can lift any corn with a few drops. A small bottle is inexpensive at drug stores and dries quickly without irritating surrounding skin, promising relief from corns or calluses.
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Cincinnati
New Orleans Moves to Turn Vacant Lots Into Gardens
A campaign aims to convert empty parcels in New Orleans into vegetable gardens. The effort promotes urban horticulture and community benefits.
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New Orleans
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