Baree’s First Blood in Owl Fight Marks life Change
Baree, the wolfdog pup, battles a young owl in a moonlit spruce thicket near a windfall. He grips the owl’s neck, loses his first fight, then frees himself, dragging the foe toward a creek where they both tumble over the bank. The struggle awakens Baree’s hunger and establishes a new, feral destiny.
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Sle
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Myree
Griy Wolf
Kazan
Wigan Hit
Wapong
Bares
Gray Walt
Paiires
Krysn
Tusco
Te Creek
Oohoomigew
Bareee
Tapayuchisen
Barve
Papayuchisew
Chance
Papasuchisew
His First Battle Synopsis of Baree Birth In Timber
Baree is born in a tangled Vist with fallen timber that blocks light. He is the son of Kazan the dog and Gray Wolf the blind wolf. He meets his father and witnesses sunlight for the first time and regains use of his legs.
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Baree
Kazan
Gray Wolf
Baree Struggles Downriver in Dangerous Current
A narrative scene follows Baree after a harrowing water ordeal. He slips through swift water, is battered by rapids, and finally crawls onto a gravel bar exhausted and injured. Stranded and confused, he wanders along the shore driven farther from his Windfall home.
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Paupayuchisen
Barce
Mingara
Baree
Tie
Gray Wolf
Hone
Garee
Papayeelisen
Baree’s First Battle Ends In Survival
Baree endures his initial clash and survives though he is now lost and homesick seeking guidance on what steps to take next.
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Baree
Lucky Lie by John Silver Told as a Mexico Lie
A social tale has John Silver recounting a supposed plan to go to Mexico. Friends mock the idea with grim malaria and deadly tales. Silver reveals the joke by declaring, with humor, that his trip was only a lucky lie.
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John Silver
Silver
Mexico
Sliver
Sun Dial and Telescope Added for Residence Grounds
A small telescope has been added to a sun dial intended for residence grounds, expanding observatory features for private outdoor use.
Autobiography of a Car Obsessed and a Suite of Vignettes
Nellie Revell recounts a comic misadventure of a car breakdown and repair life, venturing through misfiring cylinders spark plugs and the quirks of a hotel dining room tale in New Orleans. The piece threads a gag about a southern tipper, fashion falls, and humorous public notices from London to Texas.
Diamond Dyes Ad Promises Easy Color for All Fabrics
Color it new with Diamond Dyes. Each 15 cent package contains simple directions so a woman can tint delicate shades or dye permanent colors in wool silk linen cotton or mixed fabrics. Buy Diamond Dyes only and tell your druggist the fabric type.
Tanker Niobe sails under interallied flag from San Pedro
A countryless tanker plies oil service from San Pedro California to Hamburg Germany. The Niobe built in Germany during the war passed to the United States but not owned by it. The Shipping Board controls it and allotted the vessel to Standard Oil with an American crew but no American papers. Its flag is that of the interallied maritime council.
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Cal
Hamburg
Germany
United States
Shipping Board
Standard Oil Company
Interallied Maritime Council
A Lady of Distinction Promoted by Delicate Perfume
A lady gains distinction from a refined perfume, with Cuticura Soap cleansing pores and hot water followed by Cuticura Talcum powder for clear sweet healthy skin. This advertisement frames fragrance and skin care as pathways to personal appeal.
Bookbinding Methods for Colorful Covers and Longevity
The article describes binding books with colorful coverings such as salt paper cafoterie chintz and old brocaded fabrics. It advises varnishing or shellacking the material to provide a durable finish and an attractive appearance for bookshelf displays.
Mrs Bassett Always Tired In Lansing Michigan
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helped Mrs Bassett regain strength after months of fatigue and weakness. She reports feeling better after a few doses and continues to use it to stay well, recommending it to others. The ad notes the medicine as a root and herb remedy used by women for over fifty years and sold by druggists.
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Michigan
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Mars
E. F. Bassers
South
Hayford Avenue
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