Men Marooned by George Marsh on the Island of Cree
In a Cree camp tale on the Kapiskau River, Achille Laguerre and allies confront fear and superstition. Mokoman and Saul arrive with rumored devilish influence linked to McDonald. Etienne Savanne fans the crisis as the women grieve and the hunters plan to seek Sonel the shaman for answers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Achille
Garth
Nurfelt
Chen Hilonne
Souci
Targuerre
Strait Ees
Achila Laguerre
Masien' Gutheia
Etienne
Achilla
de Fox
Kapiskau
Tila
Savanne
Ache
Nou Leesen
Ula Island
Wilenne
McDonut
Mokoman
Milende
Saul
Axon Guthrie
Eulenne
de Schonner
McPonal
Tim
Kitienne
Guthrie
Stoies
Etlenac
McDonald
Elkwan
Tree
Sonel
Hikwan
Achilla Laguerre
Story from the Start Garth Guthrie in a Yukon war tale
Garth Guthrie, a Canadian Cree veteran, returns from a conflict with a scarred memory and vows to win the love of Nid Haneda and Edith Malconor. He clashes with Laughing Mcdonald as he journeys near Mikhwan, helping Ninda, a tuberculosis patient, and encounters resistance from Jos Maleaman. The tale follows war, romance, and Cree mediation amid peril.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garth Guthrie
Wanltonad
Hudson's Bay
Mikkwan
Nid Haneda
Edith Malconor
Ali Charlon Quthirte
Viloria Bavanne
Halthread
Hia
Tlond
Garth
Pin Abella
Ninda
Etton
Saul Soul
Weta
Ho Mefmnald
Jos Maleaman
Nindi
Bilswan
McDonald
Cirth Halla
Soud
Eikwan
Moakouan Iasi contends with Saul and river camp plan
Etienne and Garth pursue Saul Bouel along the ice covered river as they join a hunter camp. Tensions rise over Saul's loyalties and motives while the party weighs whom to trust, and rumors of a looming threat near the shore emerge amid camp interactions with Laguerre's group.
Greenland Cathedral Ruins Unearthed By Danish Explorer
In Greenland near Cape Farewell at Tullanband, Doctor Norland of Copenhagen uncovered the foundations of a vast cathedral and a bishop’s body in full episcopal regalia. The episcopal palace nearby spans 100 feet with three acres of outbuildings and facilities for cattle, horses, sheep, and pigs. The findings suggest the settlement’s scale exceeded prior estimates, with three to four thousand homes likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Farewell
Tullanband
Greenland
Irle the Ted
Brattaud
Alberte
Still Belief in Witches Stirs England Yet
A London lecturer on witchcraft says belief persists in England today. In Dorset a village shows villagers paying to witches’ organizations, while locals recall a woman declaring Witch Funny is dead and naming Witch Bessie as the current witch. The discussion hints at succession and unresolved questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
London
Dorset
Rodin Masterpiece The Whinker on Display Across Americas
The original Rodin study The Whinker, a doorway statue intended for a French doorway, was created in 1604 and was acquired by the French government. The first heroic cast stands before the Pantheon in Paris, with five others across the continent at the Cleveland Museum of Art, Golden Gate Park, Baltimore, Detroit Institute of Arts, and Buenos Aires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodin
Rodin Museum
France
Pantheon
Paris
Cleveland Museum of Art
Golden Gate Park
San Francisco
Baltimore
Detroit Institute of Arts
Buenos
Alves
Costly Indiaposition Cols Cost the Nation Time
A clipped note asserts that costly Indiaposition and unrelated wastage push time lost from work to about a billion dollars annually in the United States, highlighting economic impact of inefficiency and missed productivity.
Night on the tundra pursues a dog team to the Rabbit headwaters
Garth and Etienne lead five dogs across a wind blasted tundra toward the Rabbit headwaters. Ill luck and biting cold slow their trek as the team struggles on torn feet and aching legs. The landscape shifts to a treeless barrens as the advance continues under a looming storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stnra
Ptarmigan
Vallaya
Mokoman
Souel
Ethwan
Elkwan
Akimisk
Garth
Etienne
Helenne
Indiana
Sovanne
Castor
Ittlenne
Chemical will control borers in peach trees
Extension entomologist HB Brannon notes thousands of pounds of paradichlorobenzene are used yearly to control peach tree borers. Proper annual application by age, dosage, and soil mound covering yields up to 100 percent control with minimal harm to trees, and recommends removing gum, spacing crystals about an inch from the trunk, and reworking the soil after treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HB. Brannon
North Carolina State College
Mr. Brannon
Most Strawberry Fields Grow Under Matted Row System
Most commercial strawberry fields use the matted row system with initial plant spacing of 80 to 88 inches. Plants form a thick 12 to 14 inch wide mat after budding, supporting good bearing whether cultivated or mulched between rows. After dormancy, do not cultivate in spring as it spurs vegetative growth.
Propagate Blackberries by Suckers or Shoots
There are two methods of propagating blackberries. One is to dig up suckers near the crowns to obtain new plants for the home garden. The second uses root cuttings taken in fall, stored in moist sand, and planted in spring to grow for transplantation. The first method is most practical for the average gardener.
Horticulture Squibs on Fruit Bearing and Pruning
Horticulture notes advise spraying with lime sulphate for lice, bagging grapes to ripen, and tying paper bags over bunches. Some pears are self sterile, young trees need bearing habit, use best grade stone near orchard sprays, prune bearing trees every other year after cutting back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saeing
Record pace for 880 yard run may drop five seconds
Dr Harle R Hadrick of the University of California argues in Popular Science Monthly that a new world record for the 880 yard run is likely within reach. He bases his claim on a death rate analysis of human endurance and notes the 880 record could fall from one minute fifty two seconds by as much as five seconds while remaining compatible with other marks. The piece also notes the American dye industry remains over a decade old yet supplies textile factories at about half prewar costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harle R. Hadrick
University of California
Popular Science Monthly
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George Marsh
Penn Publishing
Ox Wru
Laguerre
Chapter
Old Saul
Seal Cave
Suvanne
Bo-jo
Gulbele
Dlenna
Marla
Wuenne
Saul Souci
Vilenne
Alto
Ttienne Prarm
Talan
Achille Daguerre
Kaplakau
Ol’ Tron
Jenn Ua
Eyer
Garthata
Oxexexol
Pepxkseko Roker
Skplokgxks ES
Siler AS
Riage Pa
Dutta
Allelton
Boreaiver Valley
T. A. Northrop
Oroakaton, Inn
Daily Desk Commission
Carolina Mills Company, Gaffney, &. C. i
Cole
Ney
Doan
Ter Milburn Co
Cham Duffony Eee
Erryad
Pala Biase Posten
Etn
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