Reunited in the East Amid Storm and Tense Plans
In a tense night scene, Ivan asserts control over Dorothy and Pavlof as they plot escape among Esquimo villages. The man’s ruthless authority over Dorothy deepens the rift, while Pete remains a distant, protective presence preparing to intervene if needed. The chapter ends with a dramatic reveal of Pete’s true identity and a hint of peril ahead.
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Dorothy
East
Cerber
Pete
Guily
Pavlof
Evan
Paviof
Tvan
Esquimo
Ilof
Ivans
Ivan
Savic
Pete Wo Moneol
Mercy
Peto
Roads in Fair Condition County Roads in Fair Condition
County road workers report county highways in fair condition after recent rain. Crews are smoothing surfaces as they dry quickly. Grove-making uses large quantities of eyes, with one firm needing 2,000 yolks weekly for kid preparation.
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Grove
Ancient Ming Coffins Found When Grand Canal Diverted
About a dozen coffins were uncovered near Suchien after the Grand Canal's bed was altered to deepen the waterway. Three coffins hold members of the Giang family, with inscriptions noting a death around 1514 during the Ming dynasty. Researchers see the find as evidence the canal once ran east of its present course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suctien
China
Associated Press
Tts
Suchien City
Haichow
Ging
Giang
Djeng Dei
Grand Canal
Summer session opens at University of Southern California
The 1924 summer session at the University of Southern California in Los Angeles opens June 30 with more than 2 100 enrollments for the regular six weeks. Noted instructors join a faculty including Edward Mims and others from across the country. Also mentions social and family visits in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iMrsu. R
Boysen
Kentucky
University of Southern, California
Los Angeles
Edward Mims
Ement
Vanderbilt Univesity
Gilmore Brown
Pasadena Community Players
Norman Goull
Jean Corser
Cleveland
Knute. Rockne
Good of Notre
Farmers Open Harvest Season Amid Potatoes Digging
A reader note reports farmers in the area digging potatoes this week while the wheat harvest is in full swing, reflecting agricultural activity and seasonal work patterns.
Belleview News Roundup From Sunday Socials and Visits
Belleview residents report visits across Kansas including Mrs Dye in Kansas City and Topeka native M L Sowers in the community. A surprise birthday party for Elwin Freeze and gatherings at Raber and Dimick homes highlight a weekend of social events with church youth activities and an ice cream social planned for Wednesday.
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Dye
Kansas City
M.L. Sowers
Topeka
George Whaley
Burdett
Kans
Elwin Freeze
Charles Ott
Olathe
Geo. Ott
Tommie Akin
Donald Smith
Ednarde
Genevieve
Elvie Raber
Lonnie Travillion
Raber
Forsythe
Sind
John Shirk
Alia
Lecompton
Ralph Traxley
Orville McCarl
Big Springs
Henry
Mathia
Akin
Belleview
Toa Duncan
Hubbard
Franklin
Y. R. Denny
John Gage
Dimick Bros
Howard
B. He Dimick
Lionel Dimick
Kangas
New Treatment for Swollen Glands Offered
Citizens urged to use Emerald Oil daily to shrink enlarged glands and heal openings without scars. The product promises to destroy germs and toxins, reduce swollen veins, and dissolve goitre, with a two ounce original bottle lasting a long time when used as directed.
Belleview Church Lights Highlight New Goleman Installment
Evening services at Belleview Church drew good crowds as the congregation praised the newly purchased Goleman lights. Dimick Bros. hauled hay to Kansas City this week while three Haskell boys worked the fields. George Ott Jr. recovered from mumps and was back out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belleview
Goleman
Haskell
Dimick Bros
Imick Bros
Kansas
Geo. Ott, Jr
Welcomes Journal World Letter From Mrs Power
A Tacoma Washington reader Mrs B B Power writes that daily World consumption keeps them from being aggravated and tired, expressing appreciation for the paper’s regular visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-World
B. B. Power
Tacom Wash
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Arch W. Garvin
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Mrs. Ferrier
Bettie
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L. H. Tuttle
A. C. Graves
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Will, Miller
Roy Miller
Mart Morris
Harold
George Lothholz
A. Lotz
Eugene Muller
Frank Bryant
Fall Leaf
Will Spirh
Carl Lothhals
W. M. Lothhalz
Henry Westerhouse
H. R.westerhouse
Mae Ralph Bailid
H. B. Westerhouse
Carl Lothholz
Texas
W. M.‘Lothholz
Alice McKenney
Wellsville
Leslie
Elizabeth Bartz
June
Louis
Muzzie
Carl Neis
Felix
Margaret
Vernita ‘Spitz
Glén Wilson
Earl
Elmer
Treebridge
Eudora
Grandma Eisele
Alfred
Hudora
Otto Spitzli
Walter Wilson
Artita
Mary Muz
Pateces
Bayer
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Sallcyilcweld
Detroit
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Pelouze ‘Perait
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Lydia E Finkham
Chamberlain
Gil ‘Oer. i
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Purina
Underwood & Sons
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J. H. Robinson
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