War Echoes Of Garth Guthrie In The Canadian Front
Garth Guthrie, a battlefield veteran, moves through Kikwan and Hudson's Hay in a struggle against a war profiteer network led by Norman Guthrie and McDonald. He seeks love with Kia Manceo as he contends with treachery among Crees and Indian factions while rescuing Ninda and facing Jon Mokomnan.
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Garth Guthrie
Kikwan
Kia Manceo
Wudlth Falconer
Ciartos Guthrie
Btianne Savanne
Hellbreed
Garth
Chapter VI Continuation on the island fur dispute
In a tense exchange on an Arctic shoreline, McDonald, Breault, Skene, and others discuss protecting a fur run and preventing rival hunters from crossing the frozen strait. They warn of government pressure, the risk to their ship, and a possible fight with a Frenchman allied to rival camps as winter tightens.
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Jon Molkoman
Skene
McDonald
Hevillon Freres
Big Point
Judson’s Bay
Ottawa
Alintakt
Breault
Hla
Nhasober Sikene
Sonel
Tlin
Joe
Islaund
Aus
Opan
Mikwan
Lea
York
Skone
Lyenult
Bkane
Eivil
Harald
Breant
Starprater
Guthria
Strait
Hudson's Bay Company
Trade Chief Saul Souc Bids for Fox Trade on Ice
On the Ghost the crew discuss Saul Souc a Cree chief of Elkwan who travels with Guthrie to secure northern fur trade. He demands ten prime black fox yet offers three rifles three shotguns and the trade goods for the foxes. The strait near Elkwan is frozen sparing a crisis as Souc cuts a bargain and departs with his dogs heading north.
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Breanlt
Skone
Brenult
McDonald
Skene
Joe
Falund
Spudi
Siena
Isitimo
Enat
Koquay
Guthrie
Soud
Elkwan
Crea
Eikwan
Saud
Spud
Souci
Saul Soucd
Lla Hener
Weill
Mc Donald
Spuci
Clevar
Ike
Aolman
Dikwan
Breault
Oval de
Reeg Point
Eliwan
Heer
Saul
Mouth Open to Protect Eardrums in Gunfire Practice
A discussion cites naval and coastal artillery practices to prevent ear damage during gun discharges. It notes sailors sometimes open mouths and stand on tiptoe to equalize pressure, with some using cotton wedges or air plugs.
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PathOnder
United States Navy
Uae
Coast Artillery
Nebraska Names for a Native Born Resident
A note on early Nebraska nomenclature from 1805 references. It discusses the state’s self designation “Yvan Cianters' State,” and alternative nicknames such as “An telopa” “Biack Water” and “Corn Flusker” with a preference for “Lyce Planter” or “Qora Hysker” as fitting names for a native.
Lucretia Mott’s Quiet Courage in Turbulent Antislavery Years
Lucretia Mott helped form the anti slavery movement in Philadelphia in 1833 and soon after founded the Female Anti Slavery Society. She intervened when a New York session was menaced by a mob guiding a rough fellow to safety. An observer noted her insistence on protecting others. A separate line notes European turf treasures valued at over 50 million dollars were imported by American dealers last year.
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Lucretia Mott
Philadel
New York
Kunsan Cy Star
Last Sear
Pursuit Across Ice Bridge to Akimuski
Garth Guthrie and Etienne lead a five-dog team from Elkwan toward Akimuski seeking an open water route before December’s end. Milenne and Guiligig marshal Elkan hunters as they race the straits, fearing closed ice and aiming to hunt Loveil before the thaw.
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Garth
Etienne
Elkwan
Akimski
Ica
Akinuski
Big Point
Hin Ps
Garth Guthrie
Akinisk
Quickl
Gath
Mileune
de Lea
Guiligig
Saul Fa
Lee Mcdonald
Milenne
Marle Toudy
Old Anne
Anna
Guthrie
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Promoted for Constipation Relief
An advertisement extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild, non habit forming remedy for constipation. It criticizes drastic purges and urges daily bowel movements, promoting the product as safe for families and citing 47 years of practice.
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Dr. Cald
Wwell
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World’ Products
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