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Newspaper

Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1932

Page

2

Pursuit Across Snow to Glacier Sun Sunset House Riders

Jim Stuart and LeBlond chase Paradis through the Nipigon and Sturgeon country after a missing woman. They split trails, race north with dog teams, and rely on Indian trackers to salvage signs as hope wanes and hunger and cold bite.

Nipigon Trail LeBlond Albany Fort, Hope Jim Sturgeon Fort Hope Stuart Renault Omar Deer Lodge Gmar Bo’-Jo Medicine Stone Paradis Kinedin Pipestone Winisk Jim Stuart Wolf Pipestone Lakes Pipestones Sturgeon Lake Jinaw Sunset House

Chase through the Winisk: Jim Pursues Paradis in Aurore’s Wake

Jim follows Paradis across northern river ice toward the Winisk coast. Aurore’s pleas echo as the team fights blizzards and fatigue. With a birch bark message guiding him, Jim nears a fateful pursuit in a perilous midwinter tale.

Paradis Jim Hudson’s Bay

Expert on the Subject Explodes Snake Myth

The article cites Doctor Mosauer debunking popular snake myths. Hoop snakes do not roll with tails. black snakes do not form hoops. Rattlesnakes shed skins and regrow rattles. shedding affects vision through fused transparent eyelids.

Doctor Mosauer Prairies Los Angeles Times

Prized pompano prized in Creole cookery

The pompano, a Jack family fish named from the Spanish pampano meaning grape leaf, grows to about 1.5 feet and 2 to 3 pounds. It yields white flaky flesh and is a favorite in Creole cooking.

Change of Heart Mary Ann Confesses Feelings on Outsiders

Mary Ann, eagerly awaiting her grandmother’s visit, clashes over strangers after initial harmony. When left in Grandmother’s care Mary Ann is disciplined and suddenly admits she never liked outsiders visiting, exposing a quiet resistance.

Winisk Kinedin Jim Mary Ann

Difference in Heating in Florence Herald Wordplay

A Florence Alabama Herald item jokes that singing heats the blood. The punchline notes that the people who think they can sing are the ones who really get observers heated.

Florence (Ala Herald

Talkies Arrive In Zululand Stirring Local Echoes

In Zululand a South African film company获 has begun shooting in the native reserve with the new sound cameras. Elders urge patience and consult witch-doctors before filming while Zulus test the eye speaking device in an open-air indaba at Ginginhlovu.

Impis Solomon Dinizulu Eshowe Earl of Athlone Kraal M’kosi Joseph Albrecht South Africa Indaba Ginginhlovu London

Waiting for the Signal Sister Counts Hens Laughs

A visiting girl asks how to tell when hens lay eggs and is told by Aunt Mildred that the hens cackle. She later asks if the hens giggled yet, showing playful curiosity and rural humor in the country setting.

German Radio Station to Be World Reach Transmitter

German authorities plan a 150 kilowatt broadcasting station at Leipzig with 400 foot masts. Officials say the powerful setup will make programs receivable in nearly every part of the world.

Leipzig

Among Friends Aides Describe Kathryn's Changing Status

A playful society note from the Brooklyn Eagle contrasts Kathryn Very Plain as last season a mere society bud and this season a full blown wallflower. The quip highlights social shifts among campus or local social circles.

Kathryn Kittye Brooklyn Eagle

Antiquity of Horse Fossil Remains Identified

Fossil remains identified as a horse date back more than 4,000 years. An unrelated prosaic line about a deceiver follows, noting that a trickster’s deceit never grows stale.

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