Windigo Lascelles and Denise Share a Tense Farewell
In a tense parting near the Albany river, Lascelles quarrels with Denise St. Onge over control and trust. He leaves in a canoe after a bitter exchange, jealous of Steele and wary of Denise’s seeming indifference to his fate and future.
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Lascelles
Onge
Michel
David
Steele
Pieasant
Wallingy River
Albany
Brent Steele
Steele Wen
Windigo
Denise St. Onge
Revillon Freres
Mniress
Fort Albany
Mademojsatic
Monsieur Lascelles
Lageeflee
Mademoisette
Mademoiselle St. Onge
Monsieur
Monsieur Breele
Sam
Jepiousy
Windigo at Feather Lake Propels Post Indians Quest
A Walling River post crew led by Michel and Steele reopens a search after a Windigo scare at Feather Lake. Pierre’s possible mischief and past killings surface as the party treks toward the Portage Lake country, while a night hunt yields elusive clues and a dangerous pursuit through the timber.
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Feather Lake
Michel
Wailing River
Feather Lakes
Windigoeres
Burnt Ridge
Muakega
Windigo
Steele
Pierre
Walling River
Ogoké
Ogoke
Pierra
Riviere
Stopping River
Featherlake Windigo
Heem
Stooping River
David
Portage Lake
Breele
Monsieur Windigo
Davin
Atill Lake
Michal
Ana
Michiel
Newing
Carbou Barrens
Borate
Akeleton
Breele's Canoe Noses Through Smoke on River Surface
Breele pilots a canoe driven by three row-hard backs and a patch of arma as the craft nosed through a smoldering river surface, sending ripples across the water.
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Breele
Excavation Plans Target Circua Maximus in Rome
The Circua Maximus in Rome, the greatest stadium of antiquity, could seat about 850 006 people and dwarfed modern arenas. Built in early monarchy, thriving in the empire, it hosted Caesar’s grand entertainments with gladiators and beasts from Africa and Asia. Julius Caesar even sold a villa to fund games.
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Africa
Asia
Monarch Theodore of Abyssinia Dies by His Own Hand
A crowd gathered as the body of Theodore, Emperor of Abyssinia, was examined after his death. The report details his lean clothing, ashened face, and the proud features seen in life, noting his lineage from Menelik and his titles as king of kings and savior of Jerusalem.
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Tedros
Ethiopia
London Chronicle
Abyssinia
Theodore
Menelik
Solomon
Earth
Eithiopia
Africa
Jerusalem
Truth Destroys Romance and the Sirloin Legend
A tale about the word Sirloin linked to an Agriculture Department film misstates King Arthur’s meal. Ernest P. Horowitz of Hunter College argues romance arises from illusion and traces the name to the French surlonge meaning upper loin in the fourteenth century.
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Department of Agriculture
Arthur
Luin
New York Times
Ernest P. Horowitz
Hunter College
Grant County Schools Health Drive Reduces Underweight Pupils
Portapse, riding with the Grant County Washington superintendent, plans twice yearly weight checks for all county pupils. About 25 percent were underweight, but after health meetings and meal planning charts, the second round showed reductions. Dental care and adenoids removal were noted in some high schools.
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Grant County
Wash
Turning Over His Money Novel Farm Earns Double Profit
Dialogue recounts a humorous plan where a farmer turns hay into profits twice a year, first selling hay in autumn and then selling hides from cattle that died for lack of hay, demonstrating clever, repetitive income. The exchange features Sam and his master discussing farming acumen and earnings.
Bride and Groom Mix Classical Choice With New Song
The society editor notes a fresh wedding program item alongside standard bridalaire numbers like Oh Promise Me At Dawning and To the Wild Rose. The new tune Adore and Be Still appears amid the ceremony selections.
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Indianapolla News
Pineapple Fiber Cloth From France Promises Popularity
A Chicago Tribune note reports cloth from pineapple fiber as a promising fabric. It blends cambric and silk qualities, challenging cotton with a longer lasting material. African natives have long used pineapple fibers, while French processing yields a refined superfine cloth.
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France
Africa
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