The Ridge Hideout Hardens Jeems and Toinette
Jeems and Toinette escape Mohawk pursuit by hiding beneath rock shelter on a ridge. A Seneca hunter discovers their lair, prompting a tense close encounter that ends with Jeems fatally thwarting the aggressor while Odd and the group regroup on the ridge.
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Toinette
Jeemsa
Jeems
Villey
Jeeims
Odd
Tam
Reoms
Tie
Seneca
Young Abe's Victory
The young Abraham Lincoln, reading about George Washington, is invited by village storekeeper Mr Offcutt to work at his shop to earn money. Abe's diligence and honesty quickly earn the respect of Mr Offentz as he begins his first duties in the store.
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Abraham Lincoln
George Washington
Mr. Offcutt
Abe
Young Abe challenges Jack Armstrong in fair play clash
The village bully cohort provokes Abe to wrestle Jack Armstrong. Abe refuses until they taunt him into a match. They fight but Abe quits, while Jack turns to cheating, and Abe condemns cheating as the basest act. Armstrong later admires Lincoln's commitment to fair play.
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Jack Armstrong
Abe
Jim
Jack
Abraham Lincoln
Armstrong
Ceward
Annual Report Summary of Farmers Mutual Creamery Co Monticello IA
The document lists assets liabilities and production figures for 1930 including pounds of cream received sold and butterfat metrics. It shows totals for butterfat in sweet cream butter produced shipped sold and costs with figures on patrons and average prices.
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Hutchinson Ice Cream Co
Cedar Rapids
Creamery
The Greedy Goslings Instructions
A children craft project explains cutting out figures from the page and mounting them on heavier paper to form a sliding base. Figures one through three guide assembling the goslings to take turns eating from a dish.
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Goslings
Senecas Offer Dire Choice To Jeems And Toinette
Jeems uses his courage and a shaky tale to win partial sympathy from Seneca leaders. The war party debates a brutal test decide whether Jeems and Toinette may travel with them or be killed to demonstrate loyalty. Toinette vows to stay with Jeems as they prepare for a long treacherous march toward Chemssle.
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Add
Toinette
Fye
Jeems
Wepsitah Adams
Werle
Tlaoga
Lussan
Jet Jeems
Taeg
Chich
Teun
Hidden Town Quest in the Mohawk Frontier Tale
In a tribal march, Shindai and Minoga plan to escort the captured Jeems to Silver Heels while Toinette asserts resolve. The chieftain formalizes the ritual, declaring Jeems as a prisoner and preparing his fate as the band moves toward the tepee with the scalp, feather, and tokens of the Mohawk stern code.
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Toinette
Thing
Eussan's
Jeems
Steam Pipes Used to Clear Snow Drifts at Continental Divide
Steam pipes are deployed to melt and remove heavy snow accumulations near the Continental Divide, aiming to improve winter travel and access through the rugged terrain. Authorities report quick deployment and expected relief for local routes and mountain communities.
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Continental Divide
Thoxine Promises Fast Relief for Sore Throat
An ad touts Thoxine as a doctor prescribed liquid that relieves sore throat and coughing quickly by targeting the internal cause. It claims a money back guarantee and lists 35c 60c and 1.00 dollar bottle sizes sold at Stickford's Drug Store and other drug stores.
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Stickford's Drug Store
Good Drug
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