Fort George Darting Tales of Alan Cameron
Alan Cameron wrestles with loyalties in Fort George as mistrust and a federal agent intertwine. McCord plans a perilous interior expedition while Berthe teeters between affection and suspicion, and Mrs Hanbury presses for secrets. The pace builds toward Alan’s looming departure and unresolved rifts at Whale River.
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Chapter Chaos Notes On Berthe And A North Coast Departure
Sick at heart with Berthe's coldness Alan seeks Pierre to learn what comment at the Reviiion Freres accompanied his sudden departure toward the north coast. The exchange hints at a troubling motive and a strained friendship amid mystery and pursuit.
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Remains Of Roman Soldier Found Near Charibury
Archaeologists report hobnailed boots found on a skeleton of a Roman soldier buried near Charibury England dating about 2000 years ago. A curious note mentions modern slot machines selling ice in 25 pound blocks wrapped in waxed paper.
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Charibury
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Problem Child Vision Of Nine Year Old Boy Made Him See Objects Upside Down
A nine year old Chicago boy once saw locomotives and moving objects upside down and read from right to left. Dr Edmund Krump trained him to use one eye at a time by switching opaque lenses, restoring normal perception. The boy lost both eyes but functioned with normal results.
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England to raise 4 million for national defense
Treasury notes totaling four million pounds in defense funds would travel three times around the world at the equator, illustrating the scale of wartime financing and the reach of monetary instruments.
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England
Equator
Vast NSW Urdenville District to Plant 1.5 Million Acres
About 1,500,000 acres in the Urdenville district of New South Wales will be planted to trees and its wildlife protected, signaling a major conservation and reforestation effort by authorities.
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