Carol Coburn Returns North in Cold Yukon Tale
On a ship to Alaska Carol Coburn, daughter of Klondike Coburn, meets Sidney Lander while seeking family mining claims. The two share guarded talk of the north, her father Kenneth Coburn, and a possible future reunion as they traverse a night voyage toward Toklatna. The chapter frames their fading trust and lingering curiosity.
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Carol Coburn
Alaska
Klondike
Coburn
Carol
North
Eric
Blackwater Pass
Seattle
Columbia
Lander
Sidney Lander
Eric the Red
Carol Koyukuk Coburn
Red Ericson
Across Tokluta to Seward and a Frontier Mission
The narrator recalls reuniting with Sidney Lander at Cordova then traveling to Tokluna and meeting Miss Teetzel the stern school head. He tutors Eskimo children, faces cultural friction, and receives a letter urging data collection on his father's Chakitana claim while tensions with Lander linger.
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Cordova
Sidney Lander
Sandy
Chakitana
Seward
Tokluma
Resurrection Bay
Miss Teetzel
Tokluta
Miss O’connell
Katie O’connell
Law of the Frontier
Hand of Mercy
Teetzel
Matanuska Valley
Katie
Doctor Ruddock
Wasilla
Juneau
Fairbanks
Lander
Trumbull Outfit
Lesson for January 5 Scripture Subjects and Texts
A brief record noting the January 5 lesson from the International Council of Religious Education. It lists selected scripture texts authorized for use under license and outlines the instructional framework for the lesson.
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International Council of Religious Education
Crafting Blanket Protectors from Flowered Fabrics
Ruth Wyeth Spears suggests wedding freshens bedding with flowered blanket protectors sewn over wool blankets. She describes using long cotton pieces to cover blanket tops and pink or blue bindings to hide temporary basting stitches. The SEWING Book 2 offers 42 embroidery stitches and garment repair ideas.
Noahs first bird and other quick quiz answers
Answers recap: the first bird from the Ark was a dove. 1,609.3 meters equals 5,280 feet or one mile. The Monroe Doctrine was proclaimed in 1823. The heralded season is Winter. The Farallon islands lie off California. Stalin’s name means steel, Molotov meaning hammer. The deepest hole is an oil well by Continental Oil in the San Joaquin Valley near Wasco, California, nearly three miles deep.
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United States
Farallon Islands
Stalin
California
Stalin Mears Steel
Continental Oil Company
San Joaquin Valley
Wasco
Calif
Around the House Household Tips Feature
Finger tips of gloves mend easier with a thimble. Baking vegetables in skins preserves more food value. Weekly hot soap baths extend broom life and cleanliness. Flavoring extracts lose aroma if added during cooking. add them when cool. Roasting lamb or veal benefits from peeled quartered apples for flavor and a soft topping.
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He Lamp
Valley
Arthur Stringer
W. N.U. Service
Toklutna
Europe
Jesus
Job
Judea
Pilate
Campbell Morgan
Abraham
Satan
Morgan
Harold L. Luist
D. D. Ean
The
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Ruth Wyeth Spears
Bedford Hills
New York
Biggs
E. W. Biggs & Co., Inc
Third G& Delaware
Kansas City, MO
Campbell Street
Springfield
Masseu
Smith Brothers
Smith Bros
Mars
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