North of Fifty Three
In a remote British Columbia setting, Bill Wagstaff and Hazel plan a life in the wilderness. They consider mining prospects, stake land, and dream of a future with travel, money, and a shared stake in a rugged, isolated home.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1918
Page
7
In a remote British Columbia setting, Bill Wagstaff and Hazel plan a life in the wilderness. They consider mining prospects, stake land, and dream of a future with travel, money, and a shared stake in a rugged, isolated home.
Hazel and Bill push east from the clearing with pack animals as a railroad survey blooms in the mountains. They meet a surveyor at a camp near Nachacco Fraser and learn of a Pacific terminal at Prince Rupert. Bill buys land later while Hazelton buzzes with boom talk as trains loom and the couple heads deeper into untamed wilderness.
Miss Hazel Weir seeks refuge from gossip by teaching in Cariboo Meadows BC. She meets Roaring Bill Wagstaff at a boarding house and spends a winter in his camp. He loves her and proposes, she initially resists, then decides to return to him after a Vancouver trip.
Hazel glimpses the merciless northern wilds and learns a harsh lesson about mistakes as the story moves to the next installment.
Government officials estimate the Philippine population at just over 9.5 million with Luzon island containing about half of that total.
Advertises California Syrup of Figs as a safe laxative for children to ease constipation. Promotes that a single teaspoon clears waste, improves appetite, and restores playfulness, urging mothers to choose the brand with clear bottle labeling and warnings about counterfeit products.
Two youths in deferred Class due to industrial work ignored calls to conserve fuel and offered rides to two women near the Emmerichville bridge. The women refused, calling them slackers, and about an hour later the pair were seen walking to town with many patriots.
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