Home on the Prairie Ends in a Rural Reunion
The narrator and Jack return to their prairie homestead to find a growing settlement. Jake and his wife settle on Sixteen while Spoof supplies neighbors with gossip and precautions. The scene shifts to observing new families, a rabbit pie supper, and renewed ties with Jean and Marjorie as autumn patrols and police visits echo through the community.
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Jane
Frank Hall
Ontario
John
Frank
Marjorie
Regina
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Spoof
Gerad
Bella
Jack
Buck
Bright
Mounted Police
Harold Brook
Lane and Hall
Brook
Prairies
Section Two
Jean Prombsed
Jack Rabbit
England
Mr. Brown
Smith
Hansen
Ole Hansen
Ole
Burke
Iowa
Gouto
Minneapolis
Honest choco test on Paris taxi reveals scarce virtue
A Paris taxi fare found a package of chocolate on the seat and pocketed it, paying the fare and tip. The driver revealed he was testing fares, and only two of eleven passengers spoke up about the chocolate, a sergeant bound for Morocco and a sailor's messenger girl among the honest few.
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Totin
Ivery
Jake
Homestead
Spoof
Brook
Paris
Morocco
Rough Stuff Ends with Tragedy in Street
A London Mail note recalls a troubled romance in which a man wooed a woman with expensive gifts, faced indifference, and ultimately resorts to violence after a quarrel. The account portrays a cycle of affection, betrayal, and a fatal clash ending in misery.
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London Mail
Keeping Well on Money and Germs in Paper Currency
Paris Academy of Medicine says disease risk from money is very small due to germ aversion to transfer. Modern money circulates quickly. paper money is a poor germ host when dry. Most infections spread via dirty water food insects and personal contact. Use clean bills when possible or change dirty ones and keep money in a purse.
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Paris Academy of Medicine
Irance
Baby’s Ten Commandments from Manitoba health dept
The Manitoba health department offers a Baby’s Ten Commandments for mothers and nurses. The list covers avoiding kissing on the mouth and exposure to illness, proper handling, feeding on time, avoiding sweets, clean pacifiers, adequate sleep, gentle soothing, and daily baths with fresh air and motherly care to promote healthy growth.
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Moses
Manitoba Health Department
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