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Newspaper

The Review

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1920

Page

7

Crooked Trails in a Towns Lynching Threat

Adventurous and reckless characters Curly Fiandrau and his partner Mac drift into a horse theft plot. After disposing of stolen stock near Saguache Arizona the pair split up. Mac is killed by a pursuing posse while Curly is captured. Luck Cullison's cattlemen friends vow lynching. his daughter Kate Cullison pleads for mercy.

Aquor Curly Fiandrau Mac Saguache Ariz Curly Luck Cullison Cullison Kate Cullison Luck

Courageous Kate Moves to Enduring Sacrifice in Redemption Bid

In a tense ranch room scene Kate Cullison convinces the Circle C men to spare their prisoner Curly. She urges mercy, faces down her kin and sues for justice as Buck Maloney and Luck Cullison negotiate Curly's fate and bail.

Kate Jake Buck Curly Alison Ban Doc Wes Brown Flandran Maloney Circle C Cullison Arigona Luck Cullison

Pearl Birth and Transformation in Ocean Realms

Laura London and Soapy Stone narrate the pearl’s journey from oceanic birth to daylight awakening. The tale follows the pearl’s perilous emergence, rival divers, and a protective master who reconciles her with companions and caretaking, ending with a loss of ocean youth.

Japan Antilles Indies

Rocking Stones Explained by Wind and Ice Forces

Rocking stones belong to a class of freak stones, familiar to geologists. Some rocking stones are rocked by wind that wears away dirt or sand underneath. They are made of harder material than the surrounding debris so the harder remains after softer material wears away. Others rock by the melting of glaciers.

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