A Trip Into Hostile Valley To Seek Trout And Truth
Jim Saladine, a wary hunter from Fraternity, heads into Hostile Valley seeking two things: big trout rumored at Careys brook and a glimpse of Will Ferrin and his notorious wife. The valley's grim reputation and a village gossip mill hint at dark histories, drawing Saladine toward a day that promises danger as much as discovery.
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Will Bissell
Fraternity Village
Jim Saladine
Chet McAusland
Hunt
Luke Jills
Chet
Saladine
Jim
Gay Hunt
Gay
Carey's Brook
Bart Carey
Carey
Carey’s Bridge
Bart
Hostile
Nolills
Fraternity
South
Enoch Ferrin
Enoch
South Carolina
Will
Hardy Ferrin
Luke Hills
Luke
Seth Humphrey
Wil Ferrin
Seth
Marm Pierce
Ferrin
Will Ferrin
East Harbor
Amy
North Fraternity
Liberty
Len
Mayhew
Mac’s Corners
Sohbler
Carey's Bridge
Carey's
Ferrin's
Syndine
Deserter’s Horse And Lonely Island Tale
Ingratitude to the horse stems from crews abandoning animals on barren spots. Collier's Weekly notes 1904 whaling ship found a friendly old horse on a small uninhabited island off New Zealand after ten years alone, left behind by departing companions before the war.
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New Zealand
Collier’s Weekly
Plants Stimulated by New Chemical Compound Auxin
A New York Times report describes A E Hitchcock at Boyce Thompson Institute studying Indole-3-acetic acid, a compound akin to auxin. Experiments show tomato, marigold, buckwheat, and tobacco leaves bend with trace or larger amounts, while gases like carbon monoxide and ethylene elicit similar bending. The piece questions whether a single active agent drives these growth responses and its relation to life processes.
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A.E. Hitchcock
Boyce Thompson Institute For Plant Research
New York Times
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