Loon Alarm Foils Patrol and Larry Wounded in Lake Chase
In a tense pursuit, Alan and Bill stalk bandits by a lake but a chorus of loons sabotages their ambush. A gunfight erupts. Larry is fatally wounded while Alan and Bill rescue him, determined to press on and confront Dave MacMillan.
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Alan
Sill
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Larry
Dave MacMillan
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When Your Daughter Comes to Womanhood
An advice style ad urging mothers to give Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to teenage girls during puberty. It promotes health tonic use for the transition to womanhood and motherhood, implying benefits to future family happiness.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lighting a Torch, Band Of Survivors Carry Larry Home
In Chapter V Alan cuts away Larry’s clothes and treats two gunshot wounds after a chase. A knee bone shattered by a ricochet and a chest wound threaten Larry as Alan applies a tourniquet and medicine. Bill patches the canoe, and they carry Larry toward the Alooska branch through bogs at night, sorrow guiding their worn steps.
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Alan
Bill
Larry
Alooska
Liver Pills Marketed To Boost Bowel Health
An article fragment touts a purely vegetable liver tonic claiming to “power the daily bile” and cleanse the bowels. It warns against mineral water laxatives and candy and promotes a specific brand with bold sales language.
Revenge Beckons After Tragic River Patrol
Alan nurses a vengeful resolve after a deadly caper leaves Jimmy Montgomery dead Larry wounded and Joyce Mac Millan tormented. Inspector Haskell’s split patrol order is blamed as the case darkens, fueling Alan’s aim at retribution and justice.
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Dave
Joyce
Jimmy Montgomery
Larry
Joyce MacMillan
Alan
Inspector Haskell
Haskell
The Rhyming Optimist Poem by Aline Michael
The poem explores a speaker who ponders whirling stars and endless space. He seeks design in infinity and, unhurried, finds a divine purpose that humans only glimpse within the human soul.
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Aline Michael
Speaking on the Moral Aims of the Allies in 1918
Sir George Adam Smith spoke in Cleveland in April 1918 at a Chamber of Commerce meeting attended by over 700 business and professional people. He appeared with then nonoffice Taft, who voiced support for continued Allied aid to Britain and rejected any repayment, praising Britain as the shield between the United States and a perceived monster.
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George Adam Smith
United States
Mr. Taft
Cleveland
Ohio
Chamber of Commerce
Taft
Great Britain
British Weekly
Little Helps For This Week
A devotional excerpt exhorts faith and trust in God through today and tomorrow. It cites scripture from Isaiah and Psalms, encouraging believers to rest in divine care, avoid anxiety, and rely on God’s unfailing strength and guidance.
Free Educational Films Move Across Europe Duty Free
Moving picture films of educational value will cross European frontiers duty free once the League of Nations completes international agreements. They include materials for occupational training on health and technical research as well as films detailing the league's work.
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League of Nations
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