Caught in the Wild as Alan Garth Faces Treachery
Prospector Alan Garth prepares to lead a hazardous trek to his Mackenzie outpost as Burton Ramill Lilith Ramill and Vivian Huxley plot to exploit him. After sabotaging a plane and stealing supplies, Garth must endure and organize a perilous journey through the wilderness.
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Alan Garth
Airways
Burton Ramill
Lilith
Vivian Huxley
Garth
Lilith Ramill
Ramil
Mackenzie
Huxley
Garth Pushes Winter Plan Amid Arctic Camp Tensions
In a rugged northern camp Garth tightens control as Lilith Ramill improves her survival skills and confronts her pampered past. He scouts caribou and moose, outfits the team for a harsh trek, and warns Ramill of risks tied to the placer claim while planning a return to civilization.
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Miss Ramill
Garth
Lilith
Hurley
Huxley
Miss Ramil
Hux
Mr. Ramil
Mr. Ramill
The
Mackenzie
Ramill
Bearded Bohemians Challenge London Elder Style
London art students at the Royal College of Art defy the elder art world by flaunting diverse beards and unconventional looks at diploma presentation. The older artists have shaved, blending with lawyers and bankers while younger artists embrace varied beard textures and styles, signaling a shift in image.
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London
London United Press
Chelsea
Bloomsbury
Royal College of Art
Nebraska land sales rise 70 percent in year ending March 31
A. E. Anderson reports land sales in Nebraska jumped 70 percent for the year ending March 31 1935. 1 550 farms sold, 28 percent of farms changed hands, total 36 000 farms over 14 years and 8 000 000 acres transferred. Weighted 14 year average price 51 24 per acre. 1935 average 60 86 high, 35 39 low for 1935.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
A. E. Anderson
Anderson
Nebraska tax bill grows as relief drives levy rise
State Tax Commissioner W. H. Smith reports a 3.2 percent uptick in the 1935 tax levy from 16 counties as relief measures expand. He notes the rise will likely grow with more populous counties Lancaster and Douglas to file, predicting the 1935 relief bill may be the highest since 1933.
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Nebraska
Lincoln
Lincoln Highway Opens North Platte to West stretch
The Lincoln Highway across Nebraska was formally opened at North Platte after long planning since 1913. The 462 mile route cost about seven million dollars, featuring 323 miles of paving and 139 miles of bituminous mat built with state and federal funds. The dedication saw diverse caravans including pack horses ox carts stagecoaches and modern cars with a presidential message read in the ceremonies.
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Lincoln
North Platte
Nebraska
Buffalo Bill Ranch
Roosevelt
Pine Ridge land purchase to fund forestry and recreation
Approval of a 700 thousand dollar land allotment funds development in Sioux and Dawes counties. The project will convert dry land farms damaged ranges abandoned cropland and cut over woodland in the Nebraska Pine Ridge for forestry grazing and recreation. Paul McDill acting project manager of the resettlement administration announced that 155 thousand acres are included in the purchase.
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Pine Ridge
Lincoln
Sioux and
Dawes
Nebraska Pine Ridge
Paul McDill
Resettlement Administration
General Fund Shows October Cash Decline in Nebraska
Nebraska's general fund for October shows a cash balance of 638,935, down from 865,201 at the start, a shrinkage of 227,000. State Treasurer Hall reports a further November decline expected as 1935 tax receipts will not arrive until after December 1.
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General Fund
Lincoln
Nebraska
Hall
Lost Utah mine and fatal chase in early Colorado tale
A wounded 1879 stranger tells of a ancient Utah mine near ruins with rich silver and gold. A Meeker expedition followed trails of the treasure until two prospectors were found slain. the mine remains unfound as of 1904, graves recorded but location lost.
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Aspen
Colo
Utah
Leadville
Meeker
Ute
Old Ute
Mystery Wall and Gold Vein Found in Yaqui Territory
In 1906 Murphy and Thomas discover an ancient masonry wall in Sonora while hunting their burros. They find a tunnel entrance and a 150 foot chase to a two foot vein of gold. An American assayer joins as partner. on the return trip Yaqui attackers kill Murphy and Thomas, leaving the wall’s location a secret.
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Murphy
Thomas
Sonora
Mexico
Chapel in Quaretaro Marks Maximilian’s 1867 Execution Site
A small chapel in Quaretaro Mexico encloses the pillar where Emperor Maximilian was executed in June 1867 ending a royal attempt in America. A wreath of artificial flowers rests on the shaft.
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Quaretaro
Mexico
Maximilian
America
Arthritis Declared Major Social Disease in America
Chronic rheumatism usually called arthritis is described as the most important industrial and social disease in the temperate zones of America, highlighting its wide impact on workers and society.
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America
Increasing Weight Through Food Rest And Exercise
Dr James W Barton explains weight gain and loss through three factors: food rest and exercise. He notes that underweight individuals need more food and rest while reducing exercise, and overweight people need more activity. He highlights vitamin B rich foods to stimulate appetite and aid digestion, and shares a TB hospital diet approach with meat eggs and milk to build weight.
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Jean
Weol for Harris Tweels Harris jg. the Southerp and smaller half
The fragment references Harris Tweels Harris jg and the southern and smaller half of Lewis-with-Harrig, described as the most northerly islands of the count of the ¢ ture.
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Weol
Harris
Harris Jg
Lewis-with-Harrig
Old Saying Birds Pattern Wall Paper Curse Riches
A quip warns that birds in wallpaper patterns, curtains, and similar decor foretell wealth slipping away as riches take wings. The observation links home adornments to financial fate in a folksy moral.
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Golden Phantoms
LOST
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McCollum
WNU
Dr. Barton
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