Garth Pursues Huxley to Valley to Seize Placer Claim
Garth, Lilith Ramill, and a Northwest police convoy descend by air and snow to the muskeg valley. They plan to trap Huxley at his placer claim while Lilith seeks justice for the man who betrayed her. A blizzard threatens as the pursuit tightens.
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Garth
Huxley
Lilith
Mr. Ramill
Fort Smith
Ramill
Northwest
Simpson
Fort Norman
Bellanca
Northwest Police
Hullo
Lan
PDQ
Dillon
Liard
Rabbit
Lilith Ramill
Tobin’s Wharf
Alan Garth
Dad
Miss Ramill
Kiwi
Fort McMurray
Tobin
Glacier Stream
Italy Forges Independent Chemical Industry Amid War Preparations
Italy builds a national chemical industry to reduce reliance on imports from Britain, the U.S. and Germany. Plants spread from Milan and Turin to remote regions, producing acetone, ammonium and phosphates, calcium nitrate, sulfur, lead and zinc. Hemp fibers supplement cotton, and a 1 million lire Cotton Institute grant funds substitutes. Aluminum industry grows from local raw materials.
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Italy
Germany
Great Britain
United States
United Press
Rome
Milan
Turin
The
Cotton Institute
Bermuda Blues By Kay Kennedy
A narrator accompanies Jack Kennedy aboard a Bermuda-bound voyage. Jack, sick on the sea and flirting with a dancer named Nancy, lands a side gig teaching dancing at a hotel, while the narrator endures seasickness and concerns about his nephew’s behavior and future.
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Kay Kennedy
J. G
Bermuda
Jack
Freedom of Expression, Education as Shield for Learning
Educator William Allison Shimer argues that only free expression can prevent intellectual stagnation. He says both conservatives and radicals must prove their ideas publicly or risk ignorance. True scholarship requires disinterested inquiry free from political, racial, or religious bias.
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William Allison Shimer
The
American Scholar
Official Basketball Court Dimensions Rule
The official rules define the basketball court as a rectangular surface free from obstructions with maximum dimensions of 94 feet in length and 35 feet in width.
Oxygen Intake From Pure Air Not More Than From Air
A scientific note states the human body uses no less oxygen when breathing pure oxygen than when breathing ordinary air containing 21 percent oxygen. It argues that increasing oxygen concentration does not increase overall oxygen consumption by the system.
Ruffed Grouse Describes Color and Distinctive Markings
The ruffed grouse is a rustic brown bird with black gray and white mottlings. The tail features cross bars and bands. Males show a crest and a ruff of feathers before the shoulders.
Vitality Peak Times in Morning Hours
The text notes human vitality is highest between 10 and 11 a m and lowest between 2 and 3 a m. It presents a general physiological claim about daily energy fluctuations.
Jumping Tower Popular in Air Minded Russia
Parachute jumping has become a popular sport in Moscow with a tower at the Park of Culture and Rest where locals learn to overcome fear. A cable lowers the jumper as they descend, costing a few kopeks per jump, drawing crowds of boys and girls who line up all day.
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St. George’s
Jack
J. G
Uncle George
Park of Culture
Moscow
Cafe Sport
Gorky Street
Science Baffled Science Finds Cure For All But One Pain
Science Baffled Science reports a breakthrough in pain relief with a drug that treats most pains except a stubborn neck ache. Researchers note ongoing trials and potential alternatives under review.
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Ata
Chapter
Fort Simpson
Rogues’ Gallery
Bermuda Blues
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Townsend
Jerry
New York
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Russia
Science
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Shean
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