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Newspaper
Gunnison Valley News
Location
Gunnison, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1925
Page
3
A two year old named Donald swats his father with a fly swatter after prior punishment. He calmly explains the sting was intentional with a simple fly, repeating the act until satisfied. The father concedes the child has no flies on him.
A public notice warns buyers to look for the Bayer name on packaging or tablets to ensure genuine aspirin. It emphasizes safety proven by millions and prescribed for 25 years, urging consumers to say Bayer when buying. The message attributes the warning to Amy.
A brief aphorism from the Philadelphia Record notes a Reverend Whitsett and seven children, praising parental effort while acknowledging ongoing financial duties. The quip also jokes that kindness earns future consideration when a person faces trouble again.
Brent Steele travels northern Canada to stay at the Walling River factor’s post. Denise, daughter of Col. Hilaire St Onge, and Steele fall in love while pursuing the Windelo Windigo creature and the canoe theft and missing ice crew. The Windigo unseen, tracks and eerie performances unfold as Steele and allies seek the truth.
Steele pressures Colonel St Onge for full confidence as three men study strange prints on Walling River. Tete Boule the shaman stirs fear with Windigo rites while Denise St Onge and Michel fail to solve the riddle of the bear like tracks and elusive clues.
Archaeologists report crude fishhooks among ancient France remains dating about 200000 years, including stone hooks shaped like buns and ridged grooves for lines. Similar finds in Switzerland reveal bronze and barkless hooks, showing early fishing tool development and varied designs across regions.
Seventeen mile stretch of the Yosemite Valley railroad is under reconstruction to a higher grade to avoid submersion from new Merced River dam water. A lighthearted dialogue from the Boston Transcript is noted about Jack, who is described as gasping like a fish out of water.
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