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Newspaper

Plainfield Messenger

Location

Plainfield, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1922

Page

6

Shadows on the Lakeside War and a Fatal Rescue

In a cleaved memory of Benjamin Corvet and Captain Stafford, the tale uncovers a steel freighter scheme, a fatal rescue on the Miwaka, a treacherous cut hawser, and Spearman’s murder driven by guilt. Calmed by the priest, Alan finds peace at a hilltop home with Constance and resolves a future of love.

Stafford Gorvett Benjamin Ramsdell E ‘Stafford Benjamin Corvet Manistique Boulder Reef Father Perron Perron Henry Spearman Sherrill Corvet Father Spearman Tamedell Luke Alan Stifford Alan—Corvet Cwife Captain Stafford Caleb Stafford Constance

Nature's Changes and Ancient Forests Across the Rockies

The eastern slope of the Rockies was more humid in the Cretaceous and Tertiary. Petrified forests from Yellowstone to Arizona show holly oaks elms chestnuts sequoias and other trees in Colorado shales. Periods of uplift submergence erosion and climate shifts reshaped species. The Ice Age then reestablished forces.

Rockies Yellowstone Park Arizona Colorado

Albatross bill shading described in pale pink to yellow

Fragmentary note describes the albatross bill color as pale pink shading toward yellow at the tip. No clear event or identification.

Makes Old Waists Like New The Next Best Thing

A string of humorous vignettes shows everyday misreadings and misunderstandings. A boy’s black eye after a schoolyard incident and a rural visitor’s blunt reaction to a napkin prompt gentle, period style comedy with simple, clear moral twists.

Willie Johnny Smith

Always Under Suspicion

A reflective meditation on reputation and appearance in social behavior. The speaker notes Jenks as unusually polite, joking that his politeness makes others suspect he aims to borrow money. The contrast between a man with an empty sleeve and one with an empty hat underscores empathy toward misfortune.

Jenks

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By William MacHarg and Edwin Balmer Illustrations By Irwin Myers Edwin Balmer Stafford’s Franklin Ramsdell Stafford and Ramsdell Lakes Manistee Anly Putnam America New York
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