Ae Lamp in the Alley by Arthur Stringer
Carol Coburn, Alaska born, returns north to teach Indian school after a mining claim tragedy. On a rescue ship she meets Sidney Lander and Doctor Ruddock as they arrange care for homeless children and await records to settle a land dispute with John Trumbull and the Chakitana Development Company.
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Arthur Stringer
Ncu Seevies
Carol Coburn
Eric
the Red
Sidney Lander
Lander
John Trumbull
Trumbull
Chakitana Development Company
Happy Day
Lander Journeys North to Teach Without a School
In the Klondike valley a new teacher arrives sent from Tokluta but finds no schoolhouse or ready lodging. Old timer Sam Bryson, and Sock-Eye Schlupp, arrange a rough living setup as she heads to the Jansen shack to begin truancy survival teaching until a real school is built.
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Matanuska
Mr. Bryson
Sam Bryson
Tokluta
Territorial
Wasilla
Gover
Juneau
Jansen
Eckstrom
Sock-Eye Schlupp
Klondike Coburn
Sock-Eye
Young Lander
Lander
John Trumbull
Ol’ Yansen
Cheechake
Olie Eckstrom
Deep Cold and Alaska Rails Halt Trains in Winter
The narrator recalls the deep cold before heading to Matanuska. Midwinter snows bury a ruined school, and Alaska's single railway line suffers slides and snowsheds failures, stopping train service for more than a week. Katie lends a Scotch wool sweater and wolf fur as warmth.
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Matanuska
Alaska
Katie
Lesson Topics for February 2 from Religious Education
February 2 lesson outlines scripture selections approved by the International Council of Religious Education. The guide lists subject themes and cited texts used with permission for study and discussion.
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International Council of Religious Education
Responsibility for Alcohol Use in the Community
A religious study urges Christians to take active steps against alcohol abuse. It cites Habakkuk and Genesis to condemn temptations, urges leaders to remove taverns and liquor venues, warns against profiting from the traffic, and stresses protecting children and abstaining from all evil as part of faithful living.
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Cain
John W. Bradbury
God Send Us Men Patriots Inspire Native Resolve
Verse longs for men with hearts ablaze who love truth and hate wrong. It hails patriots as bulwarks of the state, praising steadfast citizens for national strength.
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Anon
Cow Quotation on Blinders and Pleasure
A William Cowley line laments blind bigotry while asserting resolve in pleasured or troubled outcomes. The remark contrasts moral blindness with personal resolve, implying enduring stance regardless of consequences.
A Chair Becomes Chic with Slipcover and Color
A set of old chairs is transformed with a two piece frock in putty tan green and wine red. A slipcover and fabric choice emphasize graceful lines and camouflage defects to create a new personality.
Around the House Houseplant Tips and Kitchen Hacks
A window box of herbs aids winter cooking and Ivy grows best in water in a glass vase with light reaching the roots. To revive frozen house plants, place them in a cold closet near freezing so they thaw slowly. Grease the measuring cup before syrup to prevent sticking. Avoid very large or very small vegetables to reduce waste and preserve flavor.
Shadows of Mind Reflections on Memory Through Life
A meditative quote noting how memory shadows change with age from morning to evening, comparing mental and physical shadows as life progresses. The reflection cites Longfellow as the source of the sentiment.
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Longfellow
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