Chase to Thal Azzah Ends With Bandits Cornered
Alan and Bill pursue Pedneault and two others through the Thal Azzah wilderness. They spot a covert on a lake shore and plan to circle in on foot, aiming to ambush the bandits from the north before they reach a creek. Larry holds position to block retreat as dusk falls.
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Alan
Alooska
Frank Pedneault
Ped
Thal- Azzah
Haskell
Bill
Larry
Thal-Azzah
Alooska Forks
Pedneault
Night Patrol in Waterlogged Wilderness Ambush Plot
Alan and Bill creep through muck toward six bandits by muskrat houses hoping to spring a surprise. A red bearded leader is spotted, confirming strangers to the area and heightening risk as they plan a bold move at the last muskrat house edge.
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Bill
Alan
Ashmun
Final Standoff Plan in Wild West Tug for Outlaws
The speaker urges immediate action when three outlaws appear, arguing three in sight gives a fair fight. He orders Bill to shoot with no hesitation and states prisoners won’t be taken, declaring the confrontation a finish fight as they move toward the fourth musk rat house.
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Bill
Prince of Wales' new airplane readies for flight
The Prince of Wales awaits delivery of a twin engined high performance monoplane for early flight. It will be housed at Hen don and previously used small aeroplane at Smiths Lawn. The craft, scarlet and blue, can carry up to six passengers but room exists for twelve with entourage aboard.
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Smith's Lawn
Windsor Great Park
Hendon
Men and Machines in Ancient Rome to Modern Factories
A comparison traces work output from ancient Rome to today. A single shoe maker needed 514 days for a pair, while one modern worker makes 82 pairs in that same span. Brick, iron, and electric goods show dramatic productivity gains across eras.
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Rome
Messabi Range
Minnesota
United States
Lord Nelson Saves Montego Bay in Nuclear Moment
E. E. Long recalls in a magazine a Nelson episode at Montego Bay Jamaica where a burning man-of-war could have destroyed the town. Nelson sailed to the vessel, boarded it, redirected its guns and ordered them skyward, preventing disaster.
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E. E. Long
A Magazine
Montego Bay
Jamaica
Lord Nelson
Nelson
Montega Bay
Quiet Mind Amid Present Trials Says Faithful Reflection
A devotional passage urges focus on the present and acceptance of God’s guidance. It cautions against speculating about the future and stresses courage, light, and strength provided as needed.
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Fenelon
The Rhyming Optimist Poem by Aline Michaelis
Aline Michaelis presents a nostalgic poem praising hopeful eyes and joyful laughter over wealth and angelic praise. The speaker prefers loving, bright expressions from a beloved during April’s playful mood over royal splendor. The verses celebrate faith, happiness, and tender humanity.
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Rhyming Optimist
Aline Michaelis
Paris reports total Legion of Honor holders rise to 153049
New statistics from Paris show 153049 individuals hold the Legion of Honor including 125150 chevaliers 21213 officers 3145 commanders and 78 holders of the Grand Cross. The count includes many foreign recipients who have earned the decoration admired by French citizens.
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Paris
Netherlands Radio Plant Workers Return to Jobs Mass
Large numbers of men formerly employed in radio manufacturing plants in the Netherlands are returning to work. The move signals renewed production activity as factories resume operations and demand for radio components increases.
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The
Netherlands
Dog fish oil touted as mosquito repellent preparation
A brief notice describes dog fish oil as a preparation used to keep mosquitoes away.
Unemployment at All Time Peak in United States
William Green president of the American Federation of Labor reports November unemployment at 11,590,000, higher than August. Affiliated trade unions suggest December totals exceed November, signaling a continuing rise in joblessness nationwide.
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United States
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Fish adapted to drought travels to British Museum
A fish from Chaco streams capable of burrowing into mud and surviving drought is headed to the British Museum. It secretes water in two bladders to endure dry periods, digging into muck when rivers vanish between rains.
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Chaco
British Museum
Sugar Crop In Philippines Rises 26 Percent From Year Prior
The Philippine sugar crop last season stood 26 percent higher than the previous year, reflecting a sizable improvement in production for the industry.
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Philippines
Tea Declared World’s Most Popular Beverage
The article proclaims tea as the world's favorite drink, noting its global popularity and cultural reach across continents. It highlights widespread consumption and long-standing traditions surrounding tea.
King's Lands Crown Profit and Royal Finances
The article outlines royal finances showing the Crown yields a profit to British taxpayers, with the king's nominal salary and voluntary relinquishment of crown lands revenues creating a net public gain. It notes two royal residences at Sandringham and Balmoral as private property bequeathed by Edward.
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Britain
Sandringham
Balmoral
Edward
Jewish calendar origin dates back to 3761 BC
The Jewish calendar in current form traces to the era of Hillel II in the fourth century AD and is believed to have originated around 3761 BC as the date of creation.
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Hillel II
One fifth of U.S. population attends the movies daily
The report states that about twenty percent of Americans go to the cinema each day, reflecting strong filmgoing habits and consistent audience demand across regions. It notes implications for theater attendance, box office trends, and industry planning.
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United States
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