Cholera of Szechwan Life and Salt Industry Across China
The Szechwan province hosts 60 million isolated people on rugged land, farming on terraced fields with primitive tools. It explains the mountain barrier, rice cultivation, the flowing well salt industry near Tsallu-ching, and Chengtu as the ancient capital with irrigation by Li Ting and a historic wall.
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China
Szechwan
Tibet
Chengtu
Texas
Mogatalo
Aala
Fortmer
Caine
Plata
Chang-king
Tsallu
Seechwan
Chengto
Marco Polo
Cheng
Eald
Li Ting
Chenyin
Min
Mille Plain
Toy Main
Tig Plate
Sin
Eldom
Christian College
The Lead Dog Trail Through Winter Peril
Journey Hrock McCain and Gaspard Leerolz trek the Yellow Log in a winter chase. After a brutal portage the pair face ambushes and storms, Gaspard survives captivity, Brock is wounded, and their quest to uncover a father’s killer deepens. They plan to wait until spring then resume scouting and avoid an Indian camp.
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Hrock McCain
Gaspard Leerolz
Flash Hrock
Brock
Flash
Gaspard
Wille
Crock
Cree Trappers Plot Clever Trap to Foil Cree Invaders
Brock and Gaspard push through snow and forest in a tense chase, tracking a raiding party toward a Yellow-Leg watershed trapline. They foil a looming ambush by baiting the route and confront a trapped wolverine as they press on toward the Big Yellow Leg camp.
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Tittle Pond
Etienne
Brock
Gawpard
Pard
Gaspard
Lake
Poids
Red Beard
Yellow- Leg Lake
White Brock
Al-hoh
Antoine
Jacquea
Oath of
Big Yellow
Flaher
Marten
Otter
Flach
Sim
Eried
Sioek
Plash
March
Incu
Hunter
Beacon of Ju land and the Tower of King Erik
A fragment recounts a northern pole at Ju land where the North Sea meets the Katitge and a beacon kept by hero figures. It notes a Nyt house, a 1413 town charter by King Erik of Pommern, and dunes that have buried much of the village church leaving only the tower top visible.
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Polot
Juland
North Sea
W Pearl
Thorkel Skarpa
Erik
Pommern
Denmark
School for Commuters Expands Home Education Reach
Southern California institutions unite to offer 20 plus courses for suburban workers traveling to and from work. Classes emphasize portable texts and instructor access, covering topics from home building and gardening to advertising, aviation, radio, and stenography.
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California
Soviet Move Against Holy Men Sparks Fear of Resistance
Looker-On in the London Daily Chronicle warns that the Soviet regime plans to suppress wandering holy men or elders in Munsta. The villagers’ belief in Rusputin and superstition could mobilize vast popular support against such crackdown, with some elders genuine preachers akin to Jewish prophets.
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Munsta
London Daily Chronicle
Stars discuss education at Christins benefit meet
Doug Fairbanks and John Barrymore casually compare college histories at a Christins benefit. Barrymore notes his alma mater founded in 1704 while Fairbanks jokes he never knew it existed, as Los Angeles Times quips about the moment.
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Doug Fairbanks
John Barrymore
My College
Mr. Barrymore
Dong
Debunking Myths About Christopher Columbus
The article states Columbus was not imprisoned and did not die in poverty. It notes the common legend of his debt is inaccurate and cites his Valladolid will showing he held considerable wealth at death.
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Columbus Christopher Columbus
Valladolid
Time and Place for Everything Proves Worthwhile
The saying emphasizes scheduling each task with a set time and place to gain efficiency. It argues that organized routines boost productivity and free up leisure, contrasting with the chaos of rushing and chasing lost time.
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Tryon Edwarda
Cotton Demand Surges as Production Expands Globally
Massive cotton demand remains high with over a million bales used to manufacture motor fuels. India and Africa are cited as the primary regions where cotton area can be expanded to meet ongoing needs.
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India
Africa
Quote on giving and grace from Seneca
Concise reflection urges cheerful prompt giving, noting that reluctance curbs benefits and that a generous response mirrors the ease of receiving. The aphorism emphasizes the immediacy of charity and the moral reciprocity behind benevolent acts.
Painting Stirs Debate as Liberality Meets Judgment
A fragmented column argues that tolerance has limits and taste shapes public discourse. From a mother’s view an Ugly baby remark hints at counterpoint to liberal attitudes. A fire in Jonesboro delays rescue as the Mere Mth store suffers significant damage.
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Joneuboro
Ark
Mth
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