Sand bar ambush ends in shot dog howler rescue
Kazan collapses on a sand bar after Sandy McTrigger shoots him with a rifle. Gray Wolf flees into the brush while the captor laughs and discovers Kazan wearing a neck collar, prompting astonished disbelief from Kazan who calls him a dog.
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Gray Wolf
Sandy
Hazan
Jess
Ike
Sandy McTrigger
Stalo
McTrigger
Kaean
Red Gold City
Kazan the Wolf Dog Under Sandy McTrigger's Brutal Trial
Kazan endures brutal beating, water torture, and bondage as Sandy McTrigger brutalizes and trains the wild wolf dog. The fight-scarred animal is eventually chained near Red Gold City and fed raw meat while plotted plans for a dangerous spectacle with rival Harker unfold.
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Gray Wolf
Randy
Sandy
McTrigger
Red Gold City
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Wolf
Donel
Harker
Tarker
Pee
Yukon
Protection of Porch Point of Importance
Porches suffer the elements more than the main house and require durable exterior paint. Repainting is needed often due to isolated location. A well kept porch reflects on the entire home and can affect value and owner image. Color schemes should harmonize with the house with contrast as needed.
Blue Gnu Speaks of Life and Boredom in Zoo Tale
The Blue Gnu confesses lifelong blue mood and distrust of humans in a monologue at the zoo. He laments lack of purpose and reason in rain and sun, rejects being excited by visitors, and ends by drifting to sleep under the gaze of spectators.
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Gnu
Wise Property Value Reflections on Home Selling
Readers note that sentimental owners may boast they will never sell yet often capitulate to a “good offer” while market booms lift property values and reinforce pride in wise investments. The piece contrasts professed attachment with practical sales pressure and community value.
Be Prompt in Repairing Your Home Adage
The piece urges immediate repair of leaks in gutters and down spouts to prevent further structural damage. It warns a leaky roof can harm walls and decorations, often costing more than roof repairs, and recommends timely exterior painting to protect wood. One coat yearly is more effective than two every few years.
Six year old Carrie finds comfort in rule bending
A mother chides six year old Carrie for trifling misdeeds. Carrie replies that others do it, but notes it does not make it right, yet says it makes the act more comfortable. The exchange captures a child’s pragmatic reasoning and parental concern.
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Carrie
Carrial
Home Ideals and Peace in Urban Life
A reflection on homes as more than shelters, holding memories and habits of the departed, contrasted with city life. It notes that peace within a long-lived home is scarce amid apartments, cars, and a restless, mobile society.
Ethel Warns Cousin About Beach Danger
In a stormy setting near a lake, Ethel forbids her cousin Albert from going on the beach when the water is rough. After showing him the house she leads him to the beach but cautions him about the dangerous waves and being swept by the sea.
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Albert
Repairs Around House
Aware homeowners gain value from completing home repairs as durability and beauty increase. Do not overestimate your ability to tackle costly projects or you may waste materials if the job cannot be finished properly.
Harmony Wording Promotes City Community Cooperation
City officials push cooperative language to unite groups within the city and residents of Ita surrounding trade territory. The effort aims to strengthen relations among diverse organizations and between the city and nearby communities for mutual rewards.
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Ita
Not a Baby Any More
Little Mary rejects the nickname baby after welcoming a real baby brother. She asserts adulthood when her uncle greets her as baby, correcting him with her chosen name Waele Feta and the fact they now have a real baby.
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Mary
Awful Lot of Mamma Katherine Creates Porch Conversation
Four year old Awful Lot of Mamma Katherine sits with her father on a porch as an unusually tall woman and a young child walk by. The child remarks about the woman’s size, prompting the playful mishearing about “the girl an awful lot of mamma.”
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Katherine
Never on a Horse
A quirky line notes Judy has never ridden a horse except briefly with others. Betty Ann asks if she can ride, Judy doubts herself and recalls being atop one only with seven siblings.
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Judy
Betty Ann
Plays and Works What is t that works when it plays and plays when it works
A riddle about a fountain that functions both while playing and when working, highlighting its perpetual motion in a decorative water display.
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