Number 25 Encounters a Ghost Ship in Gale
In a fierce blizzard the ferry Number 25 stalks a shadowy ghost ship seen dead ahead. A collision with the silent steamer tests the crew, Burr is aghast and Alan battles to steady the vessel and locate survivors as the gale hurls danger and a car deck evacuation looms.
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Burr
Alan
Old Burr
Richardson
Number 25
Number
Aboard the Ferrieship Rescue of Corvet on Deck
Amid crashing cars and rising flood on the car deck, Alan and Benjamin Corvet lead a desperate crew to jettison heavy loaded cars to save the ferry. Corvet, sacrificing himself, repeats commands as the ship buckles and wreckage pile up. Alan is pinned but saved by Corvet’s final restraint.
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Alan
Strug
Benjamin Corvet
Corvet
Sherrill
Number 25
Alan Conrad
Blue Rapids
Kansas
Connie
Ben Corvet
Spearman
Father Benitet
Sherrill and
Father Benitot
Father Perron
L’anse
St. Ignace
Father Benitet and Alan in a shipwreck reunion
Trapped beneath a sinking vessel, Alan confronts Corvet who realises his past and identity. The two men grapple with shocking truths about Alan’s father and Corvet’s role as their fateful connection while a priest arrives as rescue efforts continue.
Education of the farmer elevates Canadian agriculture nationwide
A Canadian farm article argues farming is a professional, educated field. It notes the shift from haphazard methods to crop rotation and soil preservation, aided by agricultural colleges, experimental farms, and government literature. City men turning to farming succeed by studying and applying modern methods, with ample national support and resources. Advertising contact: M. J. Johnstone, 116 Monument Place, Indianapolis.
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Canada
Dominion
M. J. Johnstone
Monument Place
Indianapolis
Up Against It Learn to Play Musical Instruments
A suave stranger promotes an easy method to learn instruments in three months. He boasts selling to five in the house, prompting the tenant to fear for his housing and consider moving due to the racket.
Bide Dudley on Nicknames From Bolivar Brown Author
Literary Gossip notes Bide Dudley, author of Bolivar Brown, says life for a boy is a stream of nicknames. He recalls how mothers rarely use proper names, preferring monikers like Pug Jones and Walter Bronson, revealing how identity shifts with mischief.
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Bide Dudley
Walter Bronson Dudley
Biff
Walter Bronson
Dig for Your Vitamines in Rations
Motivational wartime note urging readers to seek vitamines in bread and rations. Encourages outdoor digging for nutrients to boost health and morale.
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