Valley of Voices Escapes Ojibway Pursuers in Canadian Wilderness
Steele and David flee Laflamme's gang along Neptigon and Jackfish routes, paddling through Rouge and Jackfish valleys with limited food and gear. Pursuers trail by river and overland, while the pair carry a canoe, salvage shells, and plan a perilous Frying Pan carry to outpace the hunt. The two men bond with the Ojibway, facing night, hunger, and ambush risks as they race toward safety.
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Dhuog
Steele Mon
Rose
Latiamme
Davit
David
Laflamme
Steele
Rose Gailgrnme
Brent Steele
Piétre
Neévale
Ladamme
Neptgon. House
Ogoke
Denise St. Onge
Gad
Nepigon Lake
Michel
Stesie
Neplgon
Ictions Sant
Sombelly
Rouge
Nepligon
Nepigon
Sundown
Jackfish Portage
Jacktish Portage
Anak
Davin
Heem
Pelleun Riviere
Jeneth
Wablonn
Deriviere
Stithe
Ojibway
Soi
Atone
Angers
Man cashes in stocks after profits at brokerage firm
A customer who invested ten thousand dollars in storks via a brokerage office learned of a twenty thousand dollar gain. He ordered cash for his profits, received twenty one thousand dollars in notes, pocketed the money, then returned it and asked to buy back all the stocks.
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Wall Street Journal
Words and Languages Through Generations in Verse
The passage notes that words and languages carry history and distinct characters shaping expression and meter. It mentions how different languages adapt to each tongue and how poetry responds to its teacher Lascelles Abercrombia, reflecting a rhythmic dialogue across eras.
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Lascelles
Joe Cheney of Orlando, Legion Leader and Hobbyist
Joseph Young Cheney of Orlando, a public utility owner and business man, is a lifelong American Legion devotee. Elected national vice commander in 1925, he has served in posts from adjutant to commander and on the national committee, with a second hobby as past grand chef de gare of the Forty and Fight of Florida. His wife leads the Florida Auxiliary, sharing a strong Legion tradition in the family.
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Joseph Young Cheney
Orlando
Florida
American Legion
Cheney
Legion
Owaha
Joe Cheney
The
Second Officers’ Training School
Seventeenth Infantry
One
Washington, D.C
Fight of Florida
Sde Cheney
Joe
American Legion Auxiliary
Department of Florida of the Auxiliary
Miller Heads Fidac Scholarship Committee
Thomas W. Miller, Delaware member of the American Legion executive committee and 1925 Fidac president, was named by President Crestfield to lead a nine country interchanges committee. The panel, aided by a national group of fifteen in each country, seeks eight scholarships per member nation for next school year through essay contests.
Gift From Upper Egypt Support to American Legion Endowment
A gift of 50 dollars from Lo viea A. Baindd, a missionary formerly of Pasadena, reached the American Legion endowment fund for disabled veterans and orphans of the World War at national headquarters in Indianapolis. The note asks for blessings on the Legion and its work.
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Upper
Egypt
The
Nile
American Legion Endowment Fund
Indianapolio
Loviea A. Baindd
Pasadena
Legion
Salads and desserts from an everyday menu
A catalog of kitchen preparations features Sweetbread and Cucumber Salad, Celery Jelly Salad, Apple Lemon Pie, Peas Walnut Salad, Tapioca Pears, Mock Duck, and Luncheon Desserts. It gives step by step methods for dressings, jellies, and sauces, plus casual tips on serving and timing for a luncheon crowd.
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George Marsh
American Legion News
Joseph Young
Florence Converse
Toledo
Ohio
Shane
Ruby Brandon
Alabastine Company
Grand Rapids
Mich
Morrison
Chicago
Morrison Hotel
Prapect
Gervice Trevterrac
Puan
BCARD
Iaat
Cnicaea
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