Windigo Synopsis Fragment From Northern Canada Tale
American Museum of Natural History traveler Brent Bresle visits northern Canada by Walling River where Denise Si Onge plays violin. He accepts hospitality at a log chateau and learns of a malevolent windigo creature linked to a missing shade and its crew.
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David
Haltreed
Brent Bresle
American Museum of Natural
Tory
Canada
Denise
Hilaire Si Onge
Walling River
Windigo Mystery Drives Walling River Tale
In a dim northern valley, Denise St Onge faces family ruin as father St Onge contends with Lascelles for her hand. Steele, a Canadian trader, weighs danger and desire amid rumors of a lost fur canoe, Ojibway legends, and a Windigo cry that shivers through the night.
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Monsieur Steele
France
Revillon Freres
Canada
St Onge
St. Onge
Steele
Albany
North
Monsieur
St. Oage
Cannille
St.Onge
Walling
Portage Lake
St. Onges
Napoleon
Sedan
Touraine
Sahara
Lake Tchad
Denise
Denise St. Onge
Lascelles
Windigo
Nepigon
Windigo Performs for Steele’s Benefit Rumor
A puzzling tale suggests a Windigo figure is “performing for Steele’s benefit,” prompting questions about the nature of the event and the identity of Steele, with readers seeking clarification on this unusual sighting.
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Steele
Poetic For All Ages and the Irony of Eloquence
Fragmented OCR presents a muddled verse fragment referencing Garrick and poetic modes. It hints at conversations on age, beauty, and human passions, with mentions of audiences, quddence, and pompous speech. The readable portions imply a discussion of poetic form and social reception rather than a clear narrative.
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Tean
Garrick
Hymilet
George
Jardine Outlines Farm Plan at Illinois meeting
Urbana delegates heard Secretary of Agriculture Jardine present an eight point program for farm relief. Key proposals include tax redistribution, land classification, broader use of credit, freight and highway improvements, inland waterway outlets, and stronger cooperative marketing. Jardine rejected price fixing and government handling, urging a farmer controlled agency to address surplus and merchandising handicaps. Former Gov. Lowden urged Dickinson bill support.
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Urbana
Federal Farm Board
Illinois Agricultural Association
University of Winds
Frank C. Lowden
Dickingon
Ihl
Jardine
Ilnois Agricultural Association
United States
Bill Aims to Split U S Shipping Agencies and Create Councils
A House bill by Representative Robert J. Bacon proposes divorce of the Emergency Fleet Corporation from the Shipping Board and the creation of a federal shipping council and regional advisory council with authority to maintain and develop ocean trade routes. It follows merchant marine conference recommendations and seeks broader regional representation of agriculture, commerce, industry and shipping in shipping policy decisions.
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U. S
Washington
Emergency Fleet Corporation
The
Shipping Board
Federal Shipping Council
House of Representatives
Robert J. Bacon
New York
National Merchant Marine Conference
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Coolidge
Congress
Scott
United States
General Motors Employees Split Eleven Million Disbursal
New York reports General Motors distributing 11.2 million dollars to 8,800 employees from the savings fund. The cash totals 2,048,405 with semiannual interest over five years, plus 75,481 shares of common stock valued at 6,157,720.
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New York
General Motors Corporation
United States Invited to Passport Conference at Geneva
The United States has been invited by the League of Nations to attend an international conference in Geneva on May 12 aimed at reducing passport and visa complications. The event seeks joint efforts to simplify travel documents and enhance international mobility.
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U.S
Geneva
United States
League of Nations
Indians Worth 1.6 Billion Dollars In United States Property
Washington Indiana report states tribes hold property valued at 1.5 billion dollars and interiors department notes forty one Indiana tribes own bank accounts of two hundred thousand dollars or more.
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Washington
Indiana
United States
Interior Department
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Senegal
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