Hazel Finds Freedom Then Returns to Roaring Bill
Hazel Weir, a stenographer from Granville, escapes gossip by teaching in Cariboo Meadows BC. After a winter with Roaring Bill Wagstaff, she travels north with a map he gave her, contemplates returning, but ultimately reunites with Bill, agreeing to marry. They plan a new life at Beila Coola and later at their Camp near Pine River Pass.
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Granville
Qataric
Cariboo Meadows
British Columbia
Noos
Bill" Wagstaff
Haxel
Roaring Bill
Haag
Hazel
Beila Coole
Vascouvar
Basel
Bill Wagstaff
Bella Coola
Roering
Bill
Branley D
Barnard Inlet
Seven Seas
Ladysmith
Cty
Inez
Ee Meadows
Hastings and
Seymour
Forevermore
Loraine Marsh
Granville School
Loraine
Jack Barrow
Hesel
Klad
Barrow
Tve
Bush
Babine Range
Roaring Bill Wagstaff
Luscheon
Hasel
Vancouver
Hewel
Bill Wagetaff
Ashcroft
Cariboo
Bill Wagataff
Limited
North Thompson
Mre
Marek
Misa Weir
George
Kiootch
Wooday
Pine River Pass
Slik
Satin
Bini
Billy-boy
Pbs
Joy Crooked Lake
Vaniah
Orval
Hudson’s Bay
Hastel
Silk
William Wagstaff
Jake
Rosling BI and Mazel Seek Gold in Mountain Trek
Rosling BI and WH Mazel embark on a long mountain journey in search of gold. On the route they make an intriguing discovery. Readers are promised further details in the next installment.
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Rosling BI
Whmazel
Cactus Candy Looms From Louisiana Cane Plans
Louisiana sugar cane planters pursue candy from spinelosa cactus. Peel is dipped in hot molasses and coated with sugar to form a flavored confection. Cactus cultivation expands use of water and idle sugar mills by enabling year round candy production.
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Louisiana
Making of Famous Medicine for Women’s Ills
A laboratory visit describes the creation of Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. It details extensive herb use, sterilization, pasteurization, and sealing to ensure purity. Letters from women restoring health are cited as ongoing attestations to its efficacy.
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Labora
Lydia E. Pinkham
Wisconsin Indians Keep Peace Medals From Many Eras
The Wisconsin Archeologist notes Indians retain peace medals from rulers centuries ago. Medals include brass from George I era, silver busts of George II, a Spanish medal, four American medals, and a Washington medal held by a Menomonie elder. Other owners include Philip Nacootee, Shanien the Menomonie chief, and collectors Arthur Gerth, A. T. Newman, and Dr. Alphonse Gerend.
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Wisconsin
South Branch
Lincoln
President Polk
Menomonie
Shanien
Arthur Gerth
Milwaukee
Jefferson
Andrew Johnson
A. T. Newman
Bloomer
Alphonse Gerend
George Iti
Waumegesako
Grooving Machine Aids Wooden Shipbuilding Revival
The revival of wooden shipbuilding brings labor-saving devices like a grooving and placing machine, claimed to replace 15 to 20 workers. Weighing about 66 pounds, it can be powered by compressed air or electricity and is featured in Popular Mechanics Magazine.
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Popular Mechanics
Atlanta plans first negro Y M A building
A proposed YMCA project in Atlanta would cost 15000 dollars. The plan emphasizes community welfare and minority access through a new facility described as a negro YMCA building. Local supporters highlight potential benefits for youth and families.
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