Baree Faces Hunger and Hunters in North Woods
Baree struggles to survive after a harsh forest fire chase, finding food from a partridge and later rabbits. He endures starvation, meets the sly ermine Sekoosen who steals prey, and moves toward the trapping grounds of Pierrot and his daughter Nepeese. The tale follows Baree’s stubborn wolf-dog resilience amid peril and longing for his mother.
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Baree
Bates
Raree
Sekoosew
Sekoosew Bri
Prince Rupert
Great
Hudson's Bay Company
Sekoosen
Sekaosaw
Napanao
Napanaa
Napanso
Selkoosen
Kim
Napanau
Barce
Sekousen
Amd
Pierrot
Wrola
Smallpax
Nepeese
Montreal
Bader
Haree the Wolf Pup Learns in Wild Encounter
A two month old wolf dog hybrid named Haree meets Papayuchisen the young owl and is driven into a swollen crack during a fierce confrontation. He is buffeted, nearly drowned, and rests stranded on the bank. Lost, hungry, and fearful, Haree journeys on through days of danger and learning, facing storms and meeting forest creatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haree Hias
Papayuchisen
Haree
Early Peoples Passed Up Shellfish Says Morse
Dr Edward S Morse of Salem spent 45 years examining shell heaps along New England shores and found early shells composed mostly of oysters and clams. He learned from Danish expert Steenstrup that clam shells occurred with oysters in Europe yet ancient peoples rarely ate them. North American Indians introduced epicurean clam eating, while early ancestors avoided shellfish for 25 000 years.
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Edward S. Morse
Salem
New England
Europe
Steenstrup
Edwin EB. Slosson
Science Service
Collier’s Magazine
England
Signs of Progress Time Flies and Trades Evolve
Detroit News notes shifts in industry and labor as old terms fade and new roles emerge in progress. It contrasts harboring, mortuary work, electrical trades, and corporate reorganizations showing a city adapting to modern structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit News
Fragmented Quote Fragment on Courage and Opinion
A garbled early-20th century quotation fragment reflects on courage, conformity, and public opinion. The readable text references conscience and popularity, with misspelled words suggesting OCR issues from a newspaper page. No identifiable people or events are clearly preserved.
Radio on the Farm Brings Dollars to Agriculture
Government experts say radio turns from mere entertainment to a practical dollars and cents asset for farmers. The USDA outlines a growing farm radio service with weather crop market reports, four new farmer friendly features, and college extension broadcasts expanding access and profits for rural households.
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Atwater Kent
Actug
Tie l
Raglo
Jardine
United States Department of Agriculture
United States Bureau of Standards
Washington
Ian Told
Post Offie Department
Radio Telegraph
Uncle Sam
Department
Carl S. Miles
Washington County
Indiana
Mr. Dies
Gardner C. Norcross
Plymouth County
Mass
Department of Agriculture
Government
Bureau of Home Economies
Radio Order
Bers
Kansas State Agricultural College
Manhattan
Ken
Jamine
Kansas
Fire Pockets in Volcanoes Debate Modern Theory
The article argues that volcanoes harbor small superficial lava reservoirs rather than vast interior sources. It suggests that vents in Hawaii, Vesuvius, Etna, Popocatepetl, and other active peaks may be connected to near surface pockets of fluid heat. Similar pockets could exist beneath Erebus and other martike volcanoes.
Tea Table Talk and Tea's Earliest English Beginnings
A correspondent cites an 1058 news sheet claiming the Earl of Arlington first drank tea in England. It notes a London ad for China drink sold by the Royal Exchange, calling it Teha or Tay. Mention is made of a 1660 act taxing tea, suggesting growing popularity. The note adds that oysters are now hatched by incubators.
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Earl of Arlington
England
Royal Exchange
London
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Mexico
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