Fiery reunion on Lake of the Sand Beaches
Jim Stuart, fur trader at Sunset House, falls for Aurore LeBlond after a day together on a forested lakeshore. She warns him of duty to her employers, but their bond deepens as they plan future meetings before September. The couple parts with hope, while Jim faces further dealings with rival LeBlond and Paradis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
Jim Stuart
Paradis
Aurore
Paul Paradis
Jeem Stuart
Paul
Aurore le Blond
Stuart
Sunset House
Char
Omar
Aurore LeBlond
LeBlond
Andrew Christie
Bonne Chance
Winnipeg
Jeeem
Louis LeBlond
Marie
Jeem_ Stuart
Kenedin
North-West Company
Nord
Crismas
Jingwak
Esau
Visit of Ojibwa Traders Stirs Tension at Pipestone Lakes
Jim and Omar meet Ojibwa at the Pipestone lakes post called the House of the Setting Sun. The elder questions their purpose and accuses a Frenchman of spreading lies to keep fur profits, while Esau and Omar mock the claim. The scene ends with continued tension as the party camps by Smoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
Pipestone Lakes
Sturgeon River
House of the Setting Sun
Omar
Esau
When Husbands Slip Fellows' Syrup Promised Vitality
A worried wife fears her husband may lose his job as she uses Fellows' Syrup to ease nerve strain and boost vitality appetite. Her mother-in-law advised daily use and she now recommends the remedy to friends asking druggists for genuine Fellows' Syrup.
Bears Found Worldwide From Polar to Tropical Regions
The article recounts bears as a global family from polar regions to jungles and even mythic Antipodean varieties. It cites Godfrey of Bouillon defending a woodcutter from a bear during the Antioch siege and notes the biblical tale of David killing a bear near Bethlehem as evidence for historical bear encounters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polar Regions
Snowy
Tropics
Antipodes
Syria
Holy Land
Godfrey of
Bouillon
Eustace
Baldwin
Jerusalem
Antioch
Godfrey de Bouillon
David
Bethlehem
Samuel
Paradise for Shoppers in Kyoto Arts Center
Kyoto, the ancient capital, remains a leader in crafts with small family shops guarding timeless techniques. Cloisonne, damascene, lacquer, swords, bronzes, Satsuma ware, and Awata pieces enchant visitors as they browse the skilled wares across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Kyoto
Damascus
Repeal Homestead Act Urged In National Land Policy Plan
Montana State College professor M L Wilson argues in a radio address that lower farm prices, higher purchase costs, and rising taxes threaten rural America. He outlines six steps including repealing the Homestead Act, classifying lands, removing poor land from production, tax reform, a Domestic Allotment Plan, and promoting part time farming with local industry decentralization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
M. L. Wilson
Montana State College
NBC
National Advisory Council On Radio In Education
Wilson
Not Sick James Returns to School After Sore Throat
A young pupil named James returns to class after several days absent. The teacher greets him with care asking if he was ill. James explains he was not sick but had a sore throat, prompting a supportive exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Elm tree grows around farmer's cultivator in Ohio yard
A tree on Lawrence Henderson's Marietta property has grown around a cultivator it swallowed as a sapling. The elm's trunk now measures about 10 inches thick, trapping the implement within the living wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Hendersan
Marietta
Ohio
Rules of the Game Candidate
Political banter on campaigning and personal record contrasts with a call to build a home during hard times. The exchange hints at candidate strategy amid economic strain. The source reflects editorial tone from a Boston Transcript discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Transcript
Mule on Snowshoes Helps Trapper's Pack Bearer North of Sherridan
A mule owned by W. Klonwick, used to haul a trapper's load 600 miles north of Sherridan Manitoba, is fitted with snowshoes eighteen inches across. The animal refuses to walk in snow without them. The trapper explains the mule suffers from dyspepsia and rheumatism, and Otis adds he stayed after school because he could not spell those terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherridan
Man
W. Klonwick
Otis
Down Hearted Otis Seeks One Last Horse Show
A neighbor asks about a horse show as Otis, returning from school, reveals sadness and hints it may be his final chance to see a horse in this brief vignette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis
Shaw
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hada
Frozen
George Marsh
Chapter
Vuth
Fellows Syrup
RINSO
Wucura
al ‘Ey
Nate Aan
Potter & One Corp
Malden
Mase
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!