Flight to the trumpeter swan case heats frontier chase
Alan Slade agrees to fly Frayne and Karnell to the Anawotto river to locate a trumpeter swan, enabling Cruger to buy a Lockheed. The plane is stolen, Slade pursues with Lynn and Minty, and Umanak uncovers pitchblende while Karnell plots escape. Lynn finds Slade battered and alive, but Slade vows to confront Frayne and Tumstead as Minty and Zeke close in on Karnell. TO BE CONTINUED.
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Alan Slade
Frayne
Karnell
Anawotto
Cruger
Slade
Norland Airways
Umanak
Zeke
Minty
Lockheed
Slim Tumstead
Tumstead
Padre
Lynn
Alan
Lake Cove
Tomstead
Father
Lindy
Lesson Subjects and Scripture Texts by ICRE
Reading notes show selections titled Lesson for November 22 with subjects and scriptures catalogued by the International Council of Religious Education and used by permission. The document lists study prompts and references for a religious education program.
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International Council of Religious Education
Recognition of God in the Home and Family Testimony
A church lesson urges recognizing God in home life through faith in God and service. It urges parents to model devotion like Moses’ parents and Joshua’s leadership, linking faith to daily family influence and community responsibility. It emphasizes husband wife harmony and children’s obedience under divine nurture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses
Joseph
God
Josh
Joshua
Israel
Christ
Meat rationing prep and frugal dishes from the era
The piece explains that voluntary meat rationing will begin with a two percent weekly allowance per person and outlines nutritional strategies using fish, cheese, and milk. It offers practical, meat-saving recipes such as Fish Fillets in Tomato Sauce, Baked Shrimp Salad, Cheese Macaroni Loaf, and Idaho Suzettes, emphasizing simple, economical preparation and balanced meals.
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America
Idaho
Lynn Chambers
Pe Heean
Union
Ablems of
Western
The
Illinois
Eileaned
Lynn Says The Score Card Meat Ration For Civilians
The column explains civilian Share the Meat limits at 2 percent pounds per person including meat bone and fat. It lists restricted items and mentions nutritious offal like liver and kidneys. Canned meat and similar products escape limits while fall fruits remain available. Local spices such as mustard paprika and cayenne are noted as valued pantry additions.
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Lynn
Cayenne
Louisiana
Historic Quiz Questions for a General Knowledge Round
A batch of trivia prompts includes the water per acre from an inch of rain, the Cradle of Liberty building, spider leg pairs, a court term tales suba, a cross shape named a plus, Croesus the king of which ancient country, and which U S president served as a sheriff.
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Acre
Stesuba
Croesus
United States
Trivia Quiz Snippets From Historical Clippings
One hundred tons mentioned in a brief item. Faneuil Hall appears in a short note. A spider is described with four pairs of walking legs. A notice states additional jurors are summoned. A Greek cross is cited. Lydia is named in a compact snippet. Grover Cleveland is noted as sheriff of Erie County, New York.
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Faneuil Hall
Lydia
Grover Cleveland
Erie County
New York
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Arthur Stringer
W.N.A. Service
Harold L. Lundquist
Moody Bible Istitute of
Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Ronan
Clea
Vicks VapoRub
U.S
Begoodrich
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