Weeping Sides by Percy Negend in Fe
Mark Barrell, a young American lumberman born near BL Victor, Canada, faces hostility in a French Canadian village. After being refused lodging, an angry mob attacks him. Madame Kinrosa calms the crowd and proposes Mark rescind the lease for $6000, which he refuses. Broussse, the lawyer, arrives and vows no interference with lumbering operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Barrell
BL Victor
Canada
Tie
Nat Page
Mark
Madame Kinrome
Mark Toance
Iater Horace Broussse
Madame Kinrosa
Brousese
Thin
Operaliona
Mark Darrett Pursues Lumber Scheme at St Victor Mill
Mark Darrett and Nat take over Broussac’s mill on the St Victor, secure two thousand cords of lumber, plan pay raises and two schooners to ship logs. Foreman Larousse confronts pay demands as Mark presses a pragmatic take on labor, money, and looming freshets. A priest counsels Mark to abandon the venture amid local sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark
Monsieur Vitard
Nat
St. Lawrence
St. Victor
Gulf
Broussac
Pipeton
Louis Larousse
Monsieur
Larousse
Madame Larousse
Monseur
Monsieur Lacombe
Father
Father Lacombe
Monsieur Darrett
Madame Kinross
Tam
Success With House Plants and Flowers
A brief ad promises transforming a gloomy north window into a colorful display with an afternoon of work. It touts a 40 page book SUCC HOUSE PLANTS AND FLOW covering indoor gardening, terrariums, dish gardens, and house plants and urges readers to get a copy now.
Household care tips from an old guide
Damp umbrellas mildew if closed, so keep them open to dry. Shape hand crochet hats by soaking in cold water and pressing crown on a firm surface, then air dry. A safety razor speeds spring chicken prep by removing hair and light feathers. Save soap scraps in flannel, dip in boiling water, cool, and dry to reuse. Dry dishes on a Turkish towel to avoid chipping, then air dry towel for next use.
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W. 27Th St
New York
N. Y
Fleischmann
U.S
Hota
Locke Stove Company
West 11Th St
Kansas City
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