Mountain Man Chapter XV Continued
Breck and Louise discuss the nesters and the Potholes as dawn nears. Breck plans to head to the Potholes while Louise urges restraint and a chance to talk with Weller. Art Tillson’s role in the fire and Tillson’s influence on the nesters loom over Breck’s decisions.
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Louise
Breck
Cook
Desters
Sam
Kern Peak
Temple Meadow
Art Tillson
Tillsuns
Gordon Breck
Weller
Jimmy Cotter
Nesters
Tilison
Gordon
Cotter
Slim
Sierra
Tillson
Tillsons
Hand of God
Lone Tree
Art
Brock
Pine
Jud
Dad
Play Clothes Smartly Styled Or Dependable Wash Fabrics
Cherie Nicholas argues for outdoor wear that combines fashion with durability. Designers show play clothes built for comfort, color fastness, and shrink resistance, featuring suits in wool cotton flannel, pre shrunk gabardine, and velvet ribbons.
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Switzerland
Union
Adventurous Americans and early revolts described
A compact account recounts Kory Ames Smith leading the 1763 Black Boys in Pennsylvania to deter Indians and halt whisky and arms traffic, a pre revolutionary clash at Fort Loudon. It also covers Westin Smith in Deadwood pursuing preaching amid frontier dangers and a 1862 East Coast train robbery led by James Andrews in the Marietta line.
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Ames Smith
England
Young Smith
Smith
Conococheague Valley
His Majesty’s Army
America
Black Watch
Fort Loudon
Widow Barr
Ft. Loudon
Bunker Hill
James Smith
Anhcenatc
Henry Weston Smith
Deadwood
Crook City
Robins Ox
Mariette
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Yankee Lines
Ean Tees
Big Shanty
James J. Andrews
Freburg
W. A. Fuller
Andrews
Atlantic
Tibet Hunters Evade Law In One Province Despite Prohibitions
The article notes Tibetans in Zayal province discreetly flout hunting bans while monastic communities mostly eat only domestic meat. It describes the harsh penalties for killing wild animals and details primitive prong guns and trapping methods used to stalk goral, serow, musk deer, bear, and wild pig in difficult terrain.
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Tibet
Asia Magazine
Zayal
Nervous Plant Reacts to Touch in Lab Observation
A mimosa pudica known as the sensitive plant curls its leaves at the slightest touch. After about 15 minutes the leaf unfurls and the plant returns to its normal state. Originating from Brazil, it now grows wild in the Gulf states.
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Brazil
Gulf States
Hats for Summer: From tiny to oversized Brims
The piece catalogs summer headwear from minuscule dinner hats to extreme brims. The diminutive hat for evening wear is described in iridescent feathers with shell pink velvet and a black embroidered veil. A large black Milan mushroom hat is noted as conservative beside other extreme brims.
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Milan
Favor Tweed Like Linens Boosts Suit Tailoring
Linen fabrics are showcased with tweed like finishes that blend flax coolness with tailoring suitability. New slubbed nubbed textures promise a distinguished, comfortable suit for town or travel wear.
Fruit Trimmed White Straw Hats Grace Summer Fashion
Fashion notes reveal new large white straw hats trimmed with clusters of colored fruit. The fruit trim works with white or printed outfits, and a matching fruit trimmed white straw handbag completes the look.
White tailored suits gain brass buttons and epaulets
A fashion note describes white sharkskin and white gossamer wool ensembles accented with brass buttons and gold epaulets. Gold belting and sculptural draping complete the military inspired trims on white dresses.
Fishnet Trim Drives New York Designer Toward Summer Wear
A New York designer seeks fresh style ideas for summer clothes and has turned to fishnet trim as a distinguishing feature. The move reflects a bold shift toward unconventional textures in contemporary fashion.
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New York
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Rock House
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Irene Sutherland
Irene
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