Free Traders Synopsis Ends With Rescue At Lake
Lee Anderson of the Canadian Mounted Police is sent to arrest Pelly for murder and to guard Jim Rathway, head of the Free Traders. In Little Falls a girl appears, Pierre and Shorty menace her, and Anderson intervenes. After a chase and a landslide, Anderson seeks Liston Lake, joins Rathway and Estelle, fights for the girl, and the party escapes. Anderson is injured with a broken rib and Estelle tends him.
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Lee Anderson
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Stony Hange
Pelly
Jim Rathway
Free Traders
Pierre
Shorty
Anderson
Liston Lake
Siston Lake
Rathway
Estelle
Where am I and what has happened
In a forest shelter the woman recovers from a dislocated shoulder and head injury after a horse accident. Lee the orderly reassures her and tends wounds while planning a return to safety. They discuss hair, crutches, and memory as they wait for healing and a move to continued shelter.
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Lee
Memory Lost Woman Forges Woodland Bond With Lee
In a forest refuge, Lee Anderson tends a wounded unnamed woman whose memory vanishes after a head injury. As they rebuild life, they grow closer, facing fear of memory returning and the peril of winter mission travel while planning a future together.
Night Storm Forces Flight to Push On in Snowbound Wilderness
Lee and the girl survive a sudden midwinter blizzard that destroys their shelters. They press on toward a mission two days distant, traveling light as Lee repairs a rib injury, and the girl recalls a possible past connection to the region.
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Lee
Little Falls
Montreal
Winnipeg
Fragmented memory pulls woman toward forest amid mystery
The girl recalls blurred scraps of her past, including forests as childhood home, convent schooling, and study to be a medical missionary among Indians. She wakes in the woods with Tee, unsure of her identity and recent events, lingering between memory and present peril.
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Lee
Mr. Anderson
Tee
Tea Plant Varieties and Cultivation in China
The tea plant grows in two varieties Thea Kohea and thea varides across Kwang-Tung Fu-Klen and Che-Kiang provinces. Plantations are on high loam slopes not lowlands. Leaves are picked three times mid April early May and late spring. First harvest yields finest tea but injures the plant.
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China
Thea
Service notes from hotel involving damp sheets inquiry
Mrs McGee asks about damp sheets in a hotel. A new maid replies that the sheets are not damp and offers to sprinkle them if desired. The hotel management line frames the exchange.
Catarrh Sufferer Credits Pe-ru-na After Ten Years
Charles S. Many of Ossining New York says he suffered catarrh for a decade and found relief using Pe-ru-na. He reports bloodshot eyes bad breath dizziness and improved after about ten bottles. He keeps Pe-ru-na on hand and uses it at the onset of a cough.
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New York State Penitentiary
Charles S. Many
Water St
Ossining
N. Y
Brooklyn inventor's telephone call meter
A Brooklyn inventor has devised a neck attached meter for desk phones that automatically records calls when the receiver is replaced on the hook. The device aims to help track telephone usage for monthly bill checks.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Popular Science Monthly
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