Norman Erickson and the Lighthouse Quest Chapter II
Norman, son of Gustaf Erickson, rebels against life at sea while his father is injured. Norman seeks work in the lighthouse service, passes the exam, and is posted to Blind Man's Eye. Tensions rise with Ed Baker as Gustaf denounces his son and Norman faces accusations of cowardice.
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Gustaf
Ed Baker
Norman
Blind Man’s Eye Lighthouse
Blind Man's Eye
Stocking II
Lving
Susan
Stocking
Baker
Chaptr IV
Julie Richaud
Gustaf Erickson
Sue
Gal
Erickson
Sutton
Sam
Captain Stocking
Seatton
Coast Guard
Beck
Sue Stocking
Parish
Julie Richard
Hricksons
Steve Sutton
Samuel Stocking
Delong
Swallow
Tamarack River
Wreck at Blind Man's Teeth Tests Erickson at Lighthouse
Norman Erickson struggles with fear and guilt after a coast guard wreck and a dog’s death. Captain Stocking berates him for cowardice while Baker’s theft and a mysterious sand-buried package fuel mounting tension as Norman faces possible ostracism and a perilous choice.
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Steve
Norman Erickson
Ed Baker
Sutton
Parish
Keeper
Sincce
Coast Guard
Norman
Samuel Stocking
Stocking
Stockine
Sue
Captain Stocking
Famous Market Faces Demolition in Washington
Center Market on Pennsylvania Avenue may be torn down after January 1, 1929 to clear space for Department of Justice buildings. Jacob West, a 77 year old butcher who has worked at stall 145 since the opening, recalls past presidents and famous visitors who shopped there. The Agriculture Department has owned the market since 1922.
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Grant
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Bris
Roosevelt
Garfield
Cleveland
Department of Agriculture
Impressed A Negro Arrested on Banditry Charge
A Black man was brought before Judge Rosalaky in general sessions New York and held on bail of 25 000. The judge remarked on the man’s undaunted bearing as he headed toward jail, noting admiration in his eyes and a comment about the magistrate’s magnificent figures.
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