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Newspaper
Monahans News
Location
Monahans, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1932
Page
2
Jim Stuart confronts Baptiste Wagosh and Esau and Omar as tensions rise with the Ojibwa. Wagosh warns against entering Pipestone country while Jim seeks friendship and to expose Paradees and LeBlond’s deception. The team plans a cautious advance to protect Sunset House amid hostile superstition and looming conflict.
George Marsh is listed with copyright ownership attributed to Penn Publishing Company, indicating rights held by the publication. The line signals formal assertion of proprietary rights regarding printed material.
Jim and Omar land at Pipestone islands and meet Ojibwa leaders led by Ovide Notaire. They seek hunters to verify Jingwak’s influence and Paradis. Notaire recalls Fort Hope ties, warns that Jingwak is a liar, while Omar raises hopes for alliance and mentions trading flour and tobacco for safe passage.
Jim Stuart and Omar save Aurore LeBlond after a canoe accident at Sunset House in the Canadian north. LeBlond's half breed lieutenant Paradis schemes against Stuart leading to ambushes and power struggles with LeBlond. Amid tensions the lovers plan a rendezvous before Aurore returns to Winnipeg and Jim aims to win over the local Indians.
The piece argues that mule breeding and European horse imports displaced oxen as farm power, calling it a progress penalty. It laments the loss of oxen’s decorative, primitive appeal and the fading craft of ox driving, while noting modern speed favors automobiles over traditional yoked work.
In a sentimental moment Touching The Landlady recalls the death of her sea captain uncle, slain at sea twenty five years ago, and the lamb he gave her as a parting gift. The boarder mournfully notes the lamb’s fate, joking that it has finally met its end.
The Supreme Court of California held that John Driscoll a teamster cannot receive workmen compensation for a broken wooden leg after his horses shied and threw him. Three judges dissented from the majority which feared opening claims for other artificial aids.
A brief quip noting a bachelor’s life as a sequence of undarned tasks and minor misadventures, reflecting a playful urban wit. The line suggests light satire of romantic or domestic ambitions with a sharp, era-tinged tone.
Jim, Omar, and Esau debate how to outmaneuver Jingwak and Paradis while gaining influence with Ojibwa traders along Pipestone and Sturgeon rivers. Jim plans a December return with goods, faces danger from Paradis’s faction, and hopes for reconciliation with a local girl as he pursues better fur trade paths. Smoke the dog offers a quiet comfort amid looming trouble.
A quotation attributed to Sir Roger L'Estrange extols cheerfully performing one’s duties and entrusting the remainder to heaven. It frames faith and effort as jointly remedying despondency, urging steadfastness and pious resolve.
The statement asserts that faith in God must endure regardless of losing health or wealth, and also remains steadfast even with abundance. It emphasizes maintaining sight of God whether in deprivation or prosperity.
Imports of 36 750 reptile skins from French Indo China last year quarter are linked to a spike in rat populations in the territories where the reptiles were captured. Snakes reduce rats and pests, but the numbers raise concerns over ecological balance and pest control.
Mining engineers report a coal seam sixty eight feet thick on the edge of the burning mines near Summit Hill. The vein runs along the mountain ridge where stripping operations are underway.
A London Tit-Bits note jokes about a recipe for furniture polish from Mrs Newwed Mother and a playful exchange with Mr Newwed tasting soup. The fragment hints at domestic tidbits and light humor from a periodical.
Cooling soothing Blue Star Ointment melts at body heat and penetrates skin pores delivering medicines to kill stubborn itch. Ends rash tetter ringworm foot itch eczema and other itchy troubles faster than ordinary remedies. Pleasant odor. Money back if it fails. Sold by all drug stores.
A fragment notes a scene where one character urges silence as a play has already begun while another questions the timing. It contrasts hush with concern about waking others, set in a staged moment of late arrival and quiet observation.
A humorous exchange features a landlady and a new boarder as they discuss a bed described as three season. The boarder quips that it has no spring, prompting a lighthearted pun about seasons and comfort.
A Felton quote on language as a living, evolving body needing constant supply of new words to replace those that fall away through use.
A Boston Transcript note quotes a woman defending stylish French heels against her husband objections. She states she should not have to lower herself to please any man, framing fashion as personal choice over conformity.
A quirky line from Collier's Magazine riffs on domestic life as a mother, a child, and comic sock mysteries. The snippet captures light humor about misplaced items and family chatter.
A string of aphorisms and quotes reflects on criticism and work ethic. The speaker notes a critic’s daily pressure, while reflecting that Adam’s fall came from loafing rather than effort, highlighting the tension between diligence and critique.
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