The Dam Logs and a Fateful Meeting
Hilary faces a hostile workplace as workers cling to wages while tensions rise between Black Pierre and Baptiste. The looming log boom above St. Boniface threatens catastrophe if the jam breaks and floods the St. Lawrence, jeopardizing Hilary's hopes. Jean Marie is seen arguing with Black Pierre as Baptiste leaves with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brousseau
Black Pierre
Lafe Connell
Little Baptiste
Riviere Rocheuse
Laurentians
St. Boniface
Gulf
St. Lawrence
Hilary
Baptiste
Vilary
Jean- Marie
Pierre
Lafe
Allary
Eure
Simeon Duval
Louis
Madeleine Rosny
Quebec
Leblanc
Morris
Ste. Marie
Frontenac
Customs Office
Revtenue
Rocky River
Rosny
Askew
Simeon
Jean Baptiste
Duval
Ste. Marie Hailts
St Boniface Struggles Deepen as Tensions Rise
Hilary Askew contends with Brousseau over Leblanc lands while Father Lucien warns of drunken halls and corruption. Madeleine Rosny challenges Hilary’s claim as they clash over property, loyalty, and love amid looming strikes and townwide reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucien
Father Lucien
Hilary
Monsieur
Dupont
Ste. Marie
Father Lucian
Monsieur Asher
St. Boniface
Boniface
Marie Dupont
Nanette Bonnat
Madeleine Hosny
Brousseau
Madelemme
Mademoiselle Rosny
Monsieur Brousseau
Mr. Morris
Lars
Quarres
Mademoiselle
Allary
Monsieur Askew
Monsileur
A Night at Simeon Duval's Hall Ends With Tension
Hilary and Lafe slip into the crowded Ste. Marie dance hall to observe Baptiste press Nanette and Marie Dupont as Marie rejects him and the room hums with heated gossip and wary lumbermen watching the scene unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Duval
Hilary
Louis
Ste. Marie
Brousseau
Hillary
Lafe
Simeon Duval
Allary
Simeon
Tilary
Baptiste
Nanette
Marie Dupont
Marie
Kitchen Middens Across Continents and Ages
Kitchen middens are large refuse heaps found in Denmark, England, Scotland, France and other regions. They contain shells from oysters and mollusks, plus wood implements, animal bones and cinders revealing prehistoric life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denmark
England
Scotland
France
Europe
North
South
America
Australia
Sea-Island Cotton Production and Quality
Sea-Island cotton is largely produced in Georgia, Florida, and South Carolina. The finest fibers come from the chain of islands off the Carolina coast. When grown inland the fiber degenerates into upland cotton unless island seed is used for successive crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Florida
South Carolina
Carolina
Swedish Syndicate Plans Moss Based Alcohol Distillery
A Swedish syndicate intends to distill alcohol from abundant white moss, proposing large scale production with a focus on utilizing substantial moss reserves as a raw material source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moss
White Moss
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Victor Rousseau
Illustrations BY
Irwin Myers
George H. Voran Vo
Thilary
Chateau
Sladeleine
Monsieur Tessier
Durant
Captain Lxpont
Monsieur Morris
Capt
Jules Dupont
Marie Detellier
Newfoundland
South Shore
Jean-Marie Baptiste
Mon- Sieur
St. Joseph
Duvals
Mounsieur
L Brousseau
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