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Newspaper
Duchesne Courier
Location
Duchesne, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1926
Page
2
In a dramatic chapter from Kazan The Story of a Dog That Turned Wolf Kazan breaks a worn collar and escapes into the forest. He pursues freedom while Gray Wolf is gone leaving him lonely in the swamp and haunted by loss as he searches for his lost companion.
Kazan the wolf-dog journeys mile after mile across plains swamps and ridges in a lonely pursuit. He calls for Gray Wolf near the river and sandbar while the Arctic air and vast stars press on. He tracks scent and memory, driven by instinct and longing for his mate.
In autumn light a hunted woman Joan and her husband find their wolf dog Kazan and Gray Wolf return home. Joan’s faith in the forest and the wild God deepens as Kazan answers the call. The couple vows to live without hunting wolves and the family resumes life at the cabin.
A mother tests her daughter Margaret on animals seen during a visit. The child names elephants and giraffes but mispronounces kangaroos as dang-ger-roos, prompting playful correction and a lesson in spelling.
In 1915 the French government distributed 618 million bottles of wine to the armies with each man and officer receiving half a liter daily. The following year the requisitioned total rose to 780 million bottles.
A testimonial piece describes a pale, ailing mother of three who recovers after using Lydia E. Pinkham products. The woman reports improved sleep, strength, and the ability to sing in the morning, with claims from Mrs. Inexe Renn of Decatur and a Route 2 Rossville, Georgia reader. The ad touts Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash as remedies in a fifty year old lineage.
A quirky excerpt notes M. Sachagol’s impatience with chores and a prank by Guitry. Guitry traps a pest by suddenly pouring water into the visitor’s hat, provoking alarm and a boastful line. The trick reportedly unsettled the caller who has not troubled Guitry since.
An advertisement touts a talcum powder from the Gutteura Toilet Trio claiming antiseptic properties and a refined scent. It markets the product as economical for face skin and dusting, and as superior to other perfumes.
The so called true son of the Revolution, Basil Llewellin Neal, aged eighty nine, has been located in Columbia County Georgia. The claim follows the death of Dr Crosby Perry in Vermont and asserts Neal is the surviving son of a Revolutionary War soldier. Neal rests on a plantation listed under his father Basil Neal for war services in the independence conflict.
Report from Leipsig says three scientists have developed a wire-based process to impregnate foods with vitamins. The New Presbyterian Hospital in Washington Heights New York nears completion, touted as the world's tallest hospital building.
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