Carolyn May Returns Home to Harlem Family
Carolyn May and Prince reunite with Uncle Joe Amanda and Hannah Cameron after a long absence in Harlem. Aunty Rose is invited to join the patched family as Carolyn May comforts her mother and father, while Prince signals the new harmony in their small flat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn May
Harlem
Edna
Johnny
Prince
Mrs. Price
Princey
Uncle Joe's
Aunty Rose
Papa
Price
Uncle Joe
Mandy
Joe
Joseph Stagg
Amanda Parlow
Amanda
Mamma
Rose
Carro-lyn May
Foe
Hannah
Carlyn
Miss Amanda
Shan
Reai
Rose Kennedy
Hannah Cameron
Festival At Arctic Circle Crossing On Russian Rail Line
Passengers on northbound trains across north Russia pause at the White Sea shore for a festival in surmounting the arctic circle. A picnic dinner is prepared and a ceremonial stop occurs at a roughly marked spot with a small rail gap causing a noticeable jolt as the train crosses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Arctic Circle
White Sea
Circle
The Whippoorwill and Nighthawk Night Flight
The whippoorwill favors forest edges or tree tops at night for fat moths. Its silent flight is aided by soft fluffy feathers but it sometimes emits a groan as it darts past. The nighthawk occasionally makes a loud yawk while sweeping the evening air.
Wounded Policeman Braves 2000 Mile Trek for Murder Clue
Constable M Chappins of the Royal Northwest Mounted Police traveled 2000 miles through blizzards to investigate the suspected murder of Emanuel Peterson, a Hudson Bay trapper, whose cabin near Fond du Lac, north of Lake Athabasca, held his corpse and a diary entry dated March 20, 1918. Chappins endured temperatures of 30 below and four feet of snow, losing dogs to wolves but continuing alone to reach the scene and confirm Peterson died of illness without signs of foul play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatoon
Sask
Emmanuel Peterson
Hudson Bay Company
Fond du Lac
le Lles
Emanuel Peterson
M. Chappins
Royal Northwest Mounted Police
Lake Athabaska
Mdmonton
Chappins
Ake
Canada
Corps of
Scarlet Riders
Prince Albert
Dornier
Tudson Bay
Peterson
Baby Smothered During Moving Mixup
Oakland tale recalls Mrs. Joseph Valado placing her month old baby on a mattress during a move to a new apartment. A blanket covered the infant to keep warm. The expressman unknowingly rolled the mattress and blanket and loaded the bundle into a wagon, where the child suffocated before discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Joseph Valado
Expressman
Choice Things to Prepare Now for Winter
A vintage homemaking feature outlines practical preserves and recipes for winter preparing. Instructions cover canning corn, corn salad, cucumber chowder, cucumber pickles, beet relish, rhubarb conserve, and cheeky reflections on motherhood. Includes detailed ingredient lists and step by step directions.
Timballes and Variations With Bechamel Sauce
A vintage recipe row describes Chicken Timbales Mushroom Timbales and Halibut Timbales with Bechamel sauce. It details buttered mold preparation, molds set in hot water, baking times, and finishing sauces, plus a Bechamel with stock milk and pepper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adidoone
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Carolyn of the
Beacon
Carolyn
Cameron
Dunraven
John Lewis Cameron
Trapper
Canadian Northwest
Jem
Vhis
Verne
Dean
Lydia Shuster
Margaret
Mrs. Shuster
Doan
F. W. Cassidy, JR
Notary Public
Inus
Foster-Milburn CO
Buffalo
Frey
E &S. Frey
Baltimore, Md
King Pin Plug Tobacco
Banner Lye
The
Peat Chemical Works
Philadelphia
USA
Lake Okeechobee
Pahokee Realty Co., Inc
Okeechobea
Florida
Uncle Sam
Marloe Eve Remedy Company
Chicago
U.S.A
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