Slade Eyes Frayne as River Search for Trumpeter Swan Heats Up
Alan Slade teams with Cruger to chase a river ground for the trumpeter swan while Frayne plots to aid Cruger with a plane purchase. Norland Airways competes with bigger firms, and Slade contemplates overseas service after a rejected Army Air Corps bid. Lynn Morlock stays behind in town as she aids an injured flyer, Slim Tumstead, who hints at Frayne and a new Lockheed.
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Anawotto
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Norlang
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Lynn Morlock
England
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Slim Tumstead
Tumstead
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Kasakana
Eyan
Tye
Air Harbor
Cassidy
Norland
Esmane
Doctor Frayne
Friday
Caspar Karnell
Red Rock
Yellowstone
the Barrens
Hudson Bay
Tyrrell
Swan Hunter
Saye
Norland Aliways
Northern voyage sketches in a perilous polar prelude
Slade arranges a rattling dawn departure with Dr Frayne an ornithologist seeking trumpeter swans. Cassady the Norland keeper notes two mysterious men joining the expedition while a loaded Lockheed waits at the edge of the Anawotto frontier.
Infidelity and Divorce Through a Mother’s View
Kathleen Norris argues that divorces with children bring more misery than remedy. She urges women to preserve family stability, noting husbands who abandon families harm children and rarely solve the underlying unhappiness. The piece illustrates the conflict with a letter from a 34-year-old wife facing a 20-year-old ward who may entice her husband away.
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Tommy
Ellen
Tom
Mary
Alma
Hollywood
Sally
Rob
California
The Lesser Evil
A woman facing marital problems is urged to avoid divorce as it can lead to greater unhappiness. The article argues preserving the illusion of a happy home is preferable to harming the husband’s peace, even when reasons for divorce exist.
Patterns Sewing Circle and Barbara Bell Underwear Set
The pattern offers a pantie and brassiere shaped topper to wear under slacks or skirts. It includes a six gore slip with a brassiere top and is designed for sizes 12 through 20 under Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1621-B.
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Barbara Bell
Rain Clocks and Weather Fads Across Cultures
In Para Brazil people time the day by rain showers, using labels like after the third or fifth shower. Other regions have weather fads such as China where multiple thin coats indicate cold, a three coat or seven coat day.
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Para
Brazil
China
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