Ghostly Visit in the Snowbound Cabin
In winter 1910 Rink and I investigated a riverfront cabin famed for a ghost. A chain clank and a phantom voice drew us to the roof where a raccoon named Rastus emerged, ending the haunting tale of a restless spirit and a loyal pet with a warm bed by the chimney.
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Rink
Jimmy
Iatant Rink
Rastus
Mastus
Mosquito Control Fails as Fish Diet Shifts Toward Shrimp
Aloha readers learn that importing top minnows to eat mosquito larvae backfires as the voracious fish switch from skeeters to shrimp. In Hawaii local ponds see shrimp vanish while top minnows proliferate, threatening native species like Opunakea and altering the aquatic food chain. The report also notes a meeting at the Big Horn Fair association and various weather and theater notices.
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Hawaiian Star
Moanalua
Kalibi
Apae
Big Horn Fair Association
E. J. Gullivan
Course In Natural History
Out at our country estate a witty dialogue describes a chaotic boarding house life. Narrator notes the landlady’s hen husband, a cat as star boarder, and various colorful residents including a pen-hunting FP and mulish boarder. The inquirer’s deduction ends abruptly.
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Pippin
the Inquirer
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