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Cumberland Islander

Location

Cumberland, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Mar 25, 1916

Page

3

Girl and a bear in frontier tale of courage

Beatrice Merrill, newly married, braves a frontier bear scare at Last Limit. She locks the bear in the cellar, arms herself with a rifle and ax, then is hailed a heroine by her husband David Merrill and a crowd of cowboys who reward her with applause and $100 for the harmless circus bear.

Gertrude Mary Sheridan Netta Forbes David Beatrice Merrill Netta Beatrice David Merrill Nature Rancho God’s Land Buckskin Joe W. G. Chapman

Wealth From Peru Guano Clouds Vast Islands Chincha Fertilizer

The Chincha islands off Peru yield vast guano deposits valued at up to a billion dollars before exports were halted by Peru. Abundant marine birds and a rainless climate produced nutrient rich guano with nitrates, phosphates and potash. prices reach as high as $100 a ton.

Humboldt Europe Peru Equator Tropic of Capricorn Peruvian Chincha Islands

War and Personality Highlight Courage of Frontline Soldiers

The piece argues the war reveals collective bravery over individual leaders. Professor Patrick Geddes notes dramatic shifts in Edinburgh’s poor youth enlisting, debunking fears of racial degeneration. Scottish regiments face heavy losses yet gain enduring glory.

Patrick Geddes Edinburgh

Red-Headed Pupil’s Clever Week Answer

An inspector tests primary pupils and a red headed boy miscounts days in a year. After a correction, the student finally lists seven days of the week, saying he’s never heard of more. The moment ends with the class amused by the boy’s literal response.

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