Trail of '98 A Northland Romance
Locasto fights for survival in a brutal blizzard chase across the North. After endless hunger and a fierce pursuit by malamutes, he collapses near a cabin where Jim and the halfbreed rescue him. In a brutal night, Locasto endures frostbite and gangrene, then faces amputation of his ruined hand.
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Grinly
Thia
Tenger
Hal Be
Locasto
Lotaste
Dawson
Guega
Jack Locosto
Dawgon
Jack Locasto
Jim
Ophir
Lving
Berna
Glengyle
Garry
Loecasto
Bia
Halfbreed
The Ice Will Go Out and Liberty Beckons Outside
The thawing spring river hints at open water for exiles after eight months. A longing for boats and faces beyond confinement grows as the dam presses on. Locasto’s memory looms, while a tyrant’s control seems ready to crack with a man’s intervention opening escape.
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Berna
Locasto
Het
Downs
Velvet-Plus-Velvet Ensembles Rule Daywear Fashions
A fashion feature surveys velvet plus velvet and smart cloth ensembles in daytime dress. It highlights one strap kid shoes, matching hats and pocketbooks, beaver neck pieces, fur scarfs, and navy or black color schemes. It notes two velvet tones in Paris-inspired outfits, flexible velvets, and evolving two-tone velvet coats and afternoon frocks. It closes by stressing fit, length and accessory finesse in street and daytime wear.
A.L. Dyke's tire sealant innovation for puncture proofing
The report credits A L Dyke of St Louis as a pioneer in the auto industry for creating a sticky substance to seal tire punctures. It describes early one tube tires glued to rims and the unsafe incidents during testing, including a dramatic near-miss during a road test in St Louis.
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A.L. Dyke
St. Louis
Bicyclere
Duke
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