Island Quest and Rival Fur Trader Clash
Jim Stuart and his ally Omar rescue Aurore LeBlond after a canoe overturn on a northern island. Paradis, a lieutenant, opposes Jim and pursues the missing girl. Ambushes, bribes, and retaliations follow as Stuart seeks a promised note and faces Cheistie’s one year delay order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bia Fur Post
Simac House
Canedian
Jim Stuart
Omar
Latte
Aurore LeBlond
Stuart
Jim
LeGlond
Paradis
LeBlond
Aurore Taa
Jam
LeSland Post
Andrew Cheistie
Chastie Allowa Stuart
Sunset House Intrigue Faces a Banished Trader
Jim Stuart negotiates with LeBlond and MacLauren after Parker Paradis faces expulsion over a planned ambush on Stuart. Aurore LeBlond invites Stuart to lunch, then arranges a secret dawn meeting on a white sand beach as both plot and passion unfold amid a wary standoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paradis
Sunset House
Jim
Qmar
Monsieur Paradis
Flerre
Stuart
MacLaureno
Omar
LeElond
Lfe
Lonuis LeBrond
Jessen
Paladin
Lake Expanse
MacLauren
LeBlond
Christie
LeBion
North-West Trading Company
Lettah
Paul Paradisees
Aurore LeBlond
Mr. Stuart
Mon Pere
Tith
Pierre
Anne
Zaurch
Abrore
Fur Meno
Aurore
Pipestone
LeLlond
Jima
Sarah
Marthe
Esau
le Blond
Aurore le Blond
Jim Stuart
Eland-Beach
Monsieur Stuart
Eterno
Sim
No Profitable Market for American Seaweed
A historical overview tracks American seaweed interest from pre-Columbian use to early 20th century. Potash potential noted in 1902, delayed appeal until wartime needs, California plant worth 2 million dollars for explosives. Postwar, firms dispersed as German potash and imports dominated. only one plant remained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Pacifc
Farma
California
National Geographic Society Bulletin
Implacable, Oldest Battleship Afloat With Storied Past
The Implacable, originally the French Duguay Trouin launched in 1789, is described as the oldest battleship afloat with a long history. It resisted with heavy losses after Trafalgar, later being taken as a prize to Plymouth, justifying its implacable renaming.
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Trafalzar
Plymouth
Glastonbury Tales of Ancient Towers and Legends
Glastonbury in Somersetshire about 25 miles from Bath is linked to England's first Christian church born 1 900 years ago. St Patrick is said to have been born there and returned to die. Joseph of Arimathea and the Grail are said to have visited the hill with its Glastonbury thorn that blooms at Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somersetshire
Bath
Glastonbury
England
Patrick
Ireland
Joseph of
Arimathea
Londag Mall
Safeguards for milking utensils and home sterilizing tips
Minnesota University extension bulletin No 138 describes making chemical sterilants at home for milking machine parts. It outlines a calcium hypochlorite solution and other tips for care of milking equipment, claiming homemade mix equals commercial products in effectiveness and costs far less.
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Agricultural Extension Division
Minnesota University
Bulletin
Pinto Beans Substitute for Cottonseed Meal
Dairy farming reports from Colorado show Pinto beans used to replace cottonseed meal in big grain rations. M and James of Parker tested locally grown beans with cows, starting at six to ten percent of the ration and increasing to near full bean content as cows adjusted. The remaining ration was a 50 50 mix of corn oats and wheat, and the cows reportedly accepted beans readily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. &. James
Parker (Cole
A. N. Tedman
Arapahoe County
Colorado Agricultural College
Tedman
Controlling Lice Infestations in Cattle
Costly to feed lice with current milk prices. timely treatment controls infestations. Three lice types affect cattle blue red and gray. Recommend spraying cattle every ten days with non-irritating spray and treat bedding stalls and walls. keep animals in stable if weather is cold until dry.
Dairy Notes on Milk Yields and Cow Care Practices
A report outlines that a cow producing 8 000 pounds of milk yearly yields about 1 100 pounds of dry matter in her milk. It covers New Yorks first cooperative bull association, silage benefits, culling effects, drought pasture needs, udder cleanliness, milker hygiene, clean buckets, and three practices to keep cream sweet in warm weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Douglas Fairbanks Jr Delivers Pistoned Plot Reproach
Douglas Fairbanks Jr bursts into a First National writers conference and pitches a new plot idea. Critics deem it episodic and unsatisfactory, prompting his quick exit with a wink and a quip that the very tale he told is the plot of Hamlet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Fairbanks, Jr
First National
Ile
Ehamlet
Daston Nerakd
Egyptian boy stages fake funeral joke
A young Ingyptian in Cairo joked that his father had died while away from home. He watched funeral preparations with amusement until the father returned healthy and scolded him. The son, mortified, leapt into the Nile, and the real funeral ended up serving as his son's burial.
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Cairo
Nile
First Fishing Trip Ends With Snake Sighting
Bobby, banned from hunting, goes fishing with two uncles while his mother stays home. He returns excitedly describing getting close to a large black snake and noting its tongue bore a T sign.
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Bobby
Ike
Riverage
Meiher
Silence In Garden from an American Magazine
A reflective piece notes that many friends were kept silent about conversations that could have happened, urging candid talk and the value of speaking truths within friendships.
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Rozen
Sys
George Mars
Chapter
LeBrond
Taradis
Jes
Gorey
Jake
Jeem Stuart
Salt Lake City
Newness Hotel
Rotel
Ernest C. Rossiter
Afger
Pennsylvania
AG Drug Store
Romany Justice
Thanovce
Koglee
Slovakia
Ele
Peterman
Lydia E. Pickham
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