Tusk of the Wild Boar from Java Adventure
A Java boy named Kaboel recalls a 1929 jungle hunt with his father in which a massive boar chased him. He leapt to a tree, used rope to secure himself, and slept through the night while the wary animal wandered below before dawn. The tale appears as an Adventurers' Club yarn from Java.
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Ello
Adventurers’ Club
Java
Dutch East Indies
Kaboel
Panggoengweg
Tegal
Kabeel
Esd
WNN Service
Sis
Dawes
Fritz Kreisler
Charles Dawes
Toledo and Ohio Central Extension Railroad
Cincinnati School of Law
McKinley
Central Trust Company of
Chicago
Budget Bureau
Harding
United States
Coolidge
Anise Hyssop and a Tale of Noughts in Trade
Anise hyssop or Agastache anethiodora is described as a tall slender herb with blue flower spikes and purple calyx. The piece also recounts a tale of an Armenian merchant’s elastic arithmetic asking $200 for an embroidered tablecloth and a separate damning exchange over damages in the Near East after the war.
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Europe
Near East
Handy with Bike
William C Bailey eighty four took up cycling at seventy nine pedaling from Chicago to Vermont a 1028 mile trip in 18 days He planned stops but said he would pedal the entire distance to the Green Mountain state himself.
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William C. Bailey
Chicago
Vermont
Green Mountain
Tom-boy spirit and daring drive two aviation icons
The article profiles Charles Dawes and Amelia Earhart, tracing Dawes from Marietta Ohio to vice presidency and Earhart from Kansas childhood to first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic. It highlights how bold choices and varied jobs shaped their paths, urging tom-boys and parents to trust leadership potential.
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Amelia Earhart
Atchison, Kan
Hyde Park High School
Chicago
Rydal
Canada
Toronto War Hospital
Amelia
California
Telephone Company
Columbia University
Atlantic
Cosmopolitan Magazine
WNU
Favorite Bee Up the Week Fractured Omelet Recipe
Pare and slice apples and stew pulp with butter lemon and sugar. Beat eggs and cool sauce then fold in. Spread on bread, cover with crumbs, bake until brown. Turn out and dust with powdered sugar and cinnamon. Yield six servings.
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