Ed Stanley and Red Rider saga ends in northern trap case
Ed Stanley joins the Northwest Mounted Police with his brother Paul, a five-year Red Rider. After Paul is mortally wounded defending against Mark Eyssen, Ed returns with three riders to capture Eyssen. A three-day siege follows. Ed survives, vows vengeance, and holds position unseen until the post returns.
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Ed Stanley
Canadian Northwest Mounted Police Service
Little Silver River
Paul
Northland
Eyssen
Mark Eyssen
Silver Country
Mounted
Id Stanley
Norman Lee
Night Pursuit Ends With Snowblind Killer
Ed tracks Eyssen after a long chase across moonlit terrain. Eyssen, snowblind and exhausted, is cornered as Ed fights the urge for vengeance and finally delivers a restrained, code-bound justice. Paul’s presence steadies Ed, reminding him of the Red Riders code.
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Mark Eyssen
Eyssen
The
Red Riders
Paul
First U S Paper Plant Founded in 1690 at Germantown
The first American paper mill began in 1690 on Paper Mill Run at Germantown Pennsylvania by William Rittenhouse, with partner William Bradford. The plant faced destruction by flood and a new mill opened in 1702, reflecting early colonial demand and democracy through rag-based paper production.
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U. S
North America
Germantown
William Rittenhouse
Dard Hunter
Technology Review
Rittenhouse
William Bradford
Middle Atlantic
Bradford
Italian Clockmakers Hold Fast in Alpine Village
Pesariis in the Alps remains a famed clockmaking village supplying electric clocks for Ostia’s new railroad station and hundreds of state railways. From a 1725 iron foundry, the firm shifted to clocks, embracing electric models since 1981 for Florence station and Naples post office.
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Ostia
Pesarils
Alps
Florence
Naples
Pesariis
Thomas More Executed by Beheading at London Bridge
Sir Thomas More, author of Uto ia, was sentenced at Tyburn to hang but commuted to beheading. On July 7, 1535, he was executed in the Tower of London and his head was set on London Bridge, later said to be rescued by his daughter and buried with her at St Dunstan's, Canterbury.
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Thomas More
Tyburn
More
Tower of London
London Bridge
St. Dunstan's
Canterbury
War Guilt, Defense Vision, and Girl Scout Progress
Eleanor Roosevelt reflects on Pegler’s view that war guilt is a futile target and urges farsighted preparation. She notes boosting production, defense readiness, and mental resilience, especially for women and children. Roosevelt also praises Ignace Paderewski and describes Golden Beach weather, Paderewski’s Poland concerns, and plans to relay his message to the President. She celebrates 29 years of Girl Scouts, highlighting their role in citizenry, health, self reliance, conservation, and defense at home, plus Pan American ties and a March Atlantic Monthly diary reference.
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Mr. Pegler
Adolf Hitler
Mr. Hitler
Congress
Golden Beach
Fla
Ignace Paderewski
Palm Beach
Poland
Paderewski
South America
Washington
Western Hemisphere
Health Column Explains Body Vibration and Liver Stimulation
Dr James W Barton discusses vibrating exercisers and mechanical horses as aids for stimulating the whole body. He links liver and bowel benefits to movement, cites McGill research, and notes riding and brisk walking as practical options for middle aged readers to stay mentally and physically active.
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James W. Barton
Western Newspaper Union
McGill University
Aittle
Wood
Danshill
Vaccines of Value In Preventing Colds
A survey across the United States finds outdoor living shifts cold risk from climate to indoor air. Vaccines for colds show limited value, reducing severity and duration in factory workers over 17 months to five years. Sugar in waste water is not definite diabetes evidence. weigh risk factors and consult a physician.
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United States
Maine
California
L. D. Bristol
New York
American Journal of Public Health
TIPS to Gardeners
The gardener should know many stringless bean varieties to maximize the crop. For early focus choose Bountiful green padded or Golden Wax yellow. Bountiful is good for small shoe-string pods and home canning with high yield. For longer season yield plant bush and pole beans. Kentucky Wonder is a top all purpose pole bean offering good snap beans and versatile uses from fresh to dried.
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Kentucky
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Milltown
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Ree
Cumberland Valley Nurseries, Inc
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