Deaf Killer and Escape in Village House Battle
In a tense escape scene, Nan shoots at the deaf Sandomar to save Eric, but the gun misfires. Garge intervenes as Sandomar tries to kill, and Eric cracks the lamp and flees into the night while Nan and the others scramble.
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Tle
Sandomara
Eric
Sandomar
Nan
Sandy
Garge
Eric’s Bold Stand Against Sandomar on Aleut Isle
Eric returns to Horton's hut where Nan and his friends rally. Seven vs seven, they plan to kill Sandomar and Garge or bluff the rest, while hoping Aleuts might aid them. Sandomar seals them in with a rock, forcing a last stand as tensions rise and a breakthrough waits.
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Eric
Nan
Sandomar
Horton
Fred
Mother Horton
A. Wilcox
Marie
A. Walrus
Roy
Cooky
Big Smith
Little Smith
Petroff
Sydney Bill
Sydney Bil
Wilcox
Chechaque
Igznak Harbor
Garge
Erlc
Orton
Ericsson
Sandy
Sydney
Turkey’s Anatolia Seeks Modern State Amidst Traditional Peasants
National Geographic outlines Turkey’s post-Ottoman transition on the Anatolian plateau. The Turkish republic seeks Western-style reforms, new alphabets, and farm modernization after war-depleted agriculture. Peasant conservatism and women’s limited emancipation shape social change, while cities like Ankara and Istanbul reflect shifting governance and culture.
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National Geographic Society
Washington, D. C
WNU Service
Surkey
Europe
Asia
House of Osman
Turkey
Anatolia
Republic
Sakarya River
Gaziantep
Smyrna
Samsun
Central Asia
Ankara
Africa
Thrace
Greece
Istanbul
Constantinople
Golden Horn
Bosporus
Citadel Hill
Mustafa Kemal Pasha
Anatola
Izmir
Adasia
Konya
Bursa
Mysian
Olymans
Sea of
Marmara
Boys Sell Produce to Consumers Boosting Rural Markets
The article shows how boys in farm communities gain sales skills by delivering produce to town customers. Examples include William Hawthorne in Wisconsin with two rented acres and bicycle deliveries, Mrs. Burford in Illinois using her granddaughter for deliveries, and Jack Kleck in Kansas shifting from eggs to consumer sales. Across Indiana and other states, boys run pushcart routes, milk deliveries, and house to house sales, with managers noting disciplined sales training and profit sharing.
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Milwaukee County
Wisconsin
William Hawthorne
William
Frank A. Burford
Warren County
Illinois
Margaret Swanson
Margaret
Harry Kleck
Kieck
Kleck
Emporia
Kan
Robert James
J. R. Robbins
Porter County
Indiana
Mr. Robbitts