A Lone Chase for Joyce MacMillan Ends in Alarm
Alan Baker and Bill Buzzard pursue bandits across Arctic terrain after learning from captive Chink Woolley that Joyce MacMillan has been taken toward Alooska while Jensen's gang robs Trader MacMillan. Joyce leaves a note hinting at danger and a stake in a rescue, as Pence’s carved story-stick bears the trail.
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Bayzzard
Alan
Earibow
Foute
Dave MacMillan
Buzzard
Verdun
Bill
Ching” Woolley
Woolley
Trader ‘MacMillan
Jimmy Montgomery
Baker
le Sergent Terrible
Meti Andre
Watera
Beaufort Sea
Andre
Ron
Jensen
Arctic
Kayabuk
Andre the
North Country
Rees
Point Barrow
Alan Baker
MacMillan
Hershell Island
Joyce MacMillan
Dave MacMiillan
Joyce
Haskell
Dave
Bin
Alooska
Wooller
Old Pence
Caribou
Old Perce
Black Timber Lake
Larry Younge
Larry
dJoyce
Stump
Poverty Defined by Dr. Robert W Kelso
A sociologist Dr Robert W Kelso defines poverty as a condition where a person lacks or misuses resources and cannot sustain a living level that preserves family and mental fitness for ongoing work. It limits the ability to live decently and maintain self respect within the community.
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Robert W. Kelso
Be Philosophical Chief Secret of Consort Quote
Philosophical maxim attributed to Aughey notes the chief secret of consort lies in not suffering tribes to vex us. The line weighs on restraint and unity amid external pressures.
The Meeker Sisters and the Return of Romance
In a small New England homestead the five Meeker sisters navigate lifelong unmarried status. Edith refused a coal baron, Meta thrives at work despite mockery, Lily’s heartbreak over Tom White lingers, Teena marries Nicholas Lang, and Ella remains cautious. The clan rediscovers appeal as Teena’s marriage renews hope among the sisters.
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Meeker
Lily
Tom White
Adirondacks
Edith
Quebéc
Meta
Vimy Ridge
Ella
Teena
Nicholas Lang
Meeker Sisters
Miss Meta
Honeys
Darling
Jean
Sata
Lily Meeker
Teena Meeker
Greenwich
Conn
Real Beauty: Cheap yet artistic household items showcased
Edward P. Richardson of the Detroit Institute of Arts demonstrated that beauty can be found in affordable objects. With a small budget from the Junior League, he gathered 18 inexpensive items from department stores and shops, displaying cups, napkins, curtain fabrics, and more in a corridor exhibit beside American paintings. The response supported the claim that form and color define taste and utility need not be sacrificed for aesthetics.
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Edward P. Richardson
Detroit Institute of Arts
Richardson
Art Institute
Miiomi
Herald
Parents of Presidents National origins of U S presidents listed by ancestry
The text catalogues the English Welsh Scotch Irish Dutch Irish and other ancestries of U S presidents from Washington to Hoover, noting various ethnic backgrounds for each. It treats the presidents' lineages as a succession of national origins with a focus on their ancestral roots.
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Washington
Adams
Jefferson
Madison
Monroe
J. Q. Adams
Jackson
van Buren
Harrison and
Tyler
Polk
Tay- Tor
Fillmore
Pierce
Buchanan
Lincoln
Johnson
Grant
Hayes
Garfield
Arthur
Cleveland
Benjamin Barrison
McKinley
Roosevelt
Taft
Wilson
Harding
Coolidge
Hoover
Siriss
Odorless Skunks Reach Fur Market
Odorless skunks, Mephitis mephitis, bred through intensive experiments, lose their odor and fur patterns. Veterinary surgery and selective breeding remove stigma and stripeless animals may soon enter the world fur market.
Missiles and Mischief At A Virginia City Dinner
Mark Twain recalls a horse thief incident from reporting days in Virginia City. He recounts the thief throwing a hobnailed boot at the judge, missing by striking a reporter, a moment he says he wrote up in a single concise paragraph.
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Mark Twain
New York
Virginia City
Pathfinder Magazine
Maronites Lead Lebanon's Diverse Faith Landscape
Lebanon counts seven confessions in a 26 618 inhabitant population. The Maronites remain the largest group with 214 313 adherents, plus 20 448 emigrants in the United States still paying homeland taxes. Other major groups include Sunnite Muslims at 136 440 and Shiites at 123 536, with Protestants numbering 5 421 and several ancient churches among minorities. The community traces to the fourth century and maintains a pope but has its own patriarch and Aramaic language roots.
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Lebanon
Asia
United States
Long Buried Watch Restored to Stockton Jeweler
A watch bought in 1878 from a Stockton jeweler was buried in a field for 43 years before being found last spring. Delmar You Gahn, Yosemite council Boy Scout executive, recovered it and returned it to the original jeweler, who cleaned and repaired the piece so it keeps good time.
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B. HL Vor Glaha
Stockton
Calif
Delmar You ‘Gahn
Yosemite Council Boy Scout
Government plan to thaw frozen bank assets teased
Mrs Dumbell notes a government plan to thaw frozen bank assets and asks what it means. John retorts by joking that banks hire plumbers to handle such issues, highlighting a humorous misunderstanding of financial jargon.
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John
Mra Dumbell
End to That Idea and a Man's Home Castle Quote
A Louisville Courier Journal quips on the old saying that a man’s home is his castle and notes it holds until a wife’s hissed counter. The piece mocks how a slick tongue can land a man in trouble and condemns shady reputation amid busy policing.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
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WNT
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Blue Lake
Burnie
THE
Meeker Girls
Dlure Newspaper Syndicate
WAU Service
Carol
McKesson
Robbins
Ree
Gare Teld Tea
Hakural Laval
Free Jayne’s Almanac
Dr. Jayne
OR. D. Jayne & Son
Philadelphia
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