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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1917
Page
2
Frank H Spearman presents Nan and Music Mountain narrative about a frontier setting with a young heroine and a rugged landscape. The tale follows adventures, loyalties, and exploration as Nan seeks her place amid mountains and challenging towns.
In a relentless blizzard near Sleepy Cat, Henry De Spain and Duke Morgan rescue Nan Morgan and seal a wartime bond. De Spain proposes in the wind and Nan accepts, pledging joint ownership of all they have if either or both die, while plans to secure her future and the ranch are set with Duke as witness.
De Spain rides the Lady through the gale as strips of leather and reinforced fastenings are secured. He whispers a final word to his wife and moves toward the saddle, braving the looming tempest.
In a savage blizzard De Spain fights to save Lady Jane and Nan as the pair drift toward Calabasas. The mare Lady Jane hoists the dying rider through the storm while Scott Lefever and others race to tend the wounded and revive Nan after a perilous open-desert rescue.
Nan Morgan defies surgeons to save De Spain’s arm as he fights for life after a battle of warring camps. The ceremony at Sleepy Cat joins De Spain and Nan, prompting a rare truce among stagecoach and railroad factions and bringing old-timers and friends from Medicine Bend and beyond to celebrate the union.
Market prices across North Carolina and selected cities for farm products and staples as reported to the Division of Markets. Includes various towns such as Ahoskie Charlotte Durham New Bern Raleigh Rocky Mount and Winston-Salem with prices for corn oats Irish potatoes sweet potatoes apples butter eggs hogs cotton and more.
A Louisville Courier-Journal item contrasts one man’s dream of wealth and a steam yacht with a string of thoroughbreds and a “garage” against another man’s plan to finance a breakfast table by unlimited breakfast bacon.
In American Magazine the distinction between deliberative officers and impulsive soldiers is noted. The text argues a cool headed command coupled with decisive action forms a strong military machine and highlights the balance required in army leadership.
The article notes there is no sun eclipse described in the Bible though prophets include clear allusions to this phenomenon. It discusses the absence of a historical eclipse record within biblical text and highlights prophetic references.
In this brief piece the author contrasts buying milk with dairying direct from the cow. It argues dairymen work hard for their herd and suggests building and maintaining a herd is better than outsourcing production. The note mentions using a thermometer in the dairy for year round quality.
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