Trapper Alan Cameron Entangled With John McCord Dangers
Alan Cameron a young trapper and his Indian partner search for Montagnais camps in Northern Canada. They face wolf meat subsistence after wolf attacks and encounter John McCord a gun wielding hunter who invites Alan on a dangerous expedition beyond the Sinking Lakes. Berthe Dessane and police intrigue enter as Alan tries to clear his name and outpace rivals Rivard Hanbury and McCord.
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Alan Cameron
Big River
Canada
Talking River
John McCord
Hunter
Alen
Heather McCord
Rough
Alan
Fort George
McCord
McQueen
Slade
Arsene Rivard
Berthe Dessane
Neil Campbell
Whale River
Campbell
Berthe
Whale Island
Richmond
Hanbury
Rivard
Hudson's Straits
Fox Channel
Bay of God's Mercy
Great Bay
Montagnais
Mrs. Hanbury
Alan Cameron Faces Loyalties and Longing at Fort George
Alan Cameron plans a river voyage with McQueen while grappling with police scrutiny and a threat from Ottawa agent Mrs. Hanbury. He confronts Berthe Dessane about trust as Rivard presses behind the scenes, and suffers a painful farewell as Berthe quits him.
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Fort George
McQueen
Ottawa
Alan Cameron
McCord
Fury
Rough
Alan
Berthe Dessane
Canoe Trip Prep At Hudson's Bay Company Port
On the shore of the Hudson's Bay Company a small group bids Alan and Noel farewell as they load a canoe for the headwaters. Police and locals observe Trudeau Goyette and McQueen's aides with Montagnais canoe men while Dessane Rivard confer with McQueen Slade and Mrs Hanbury. A seaplane taxis up the river and loops over police canoes before the scene shifts.
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Cameron
McQueen
Noel
Alan
Whale River
Fort George
McCord
Slade
Three Forks
Hudson's Bay
John McCord
Berthe
Heather
Ricard
Mrs. Hanbury
Hudson's Bay Company
Revillon Freres
Trudeau
Goyette
Dessane
Rivard
Neurotics Blight Families With Ongoing Strain and Control
A Cosmopolitan Magazine excerpt describes neurotics as a burden to families. anxious individuals sap energy, trigger family crises, and foster abusive dynamics. It portrays how neurotics manipulate sympathy to dominate, leaving others anxious or suppressed.
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Raymond G. Fuller
Cosmopolitan Magazine
Johnny
Emma
Billiards Starts in United States Cited 1859
An authority on billiards dates the real start of the game in the United States from 1859. The first national match was played at Detroit Michigan on April 12 1859.
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United States
Detroit
Mich
Charming Midsummer Styles From The Sewing Circle Patents
A pattern advertisement describes play suit and afternoon dress designs for summer wear. Details include fabric suggestions, sizes 12 through 52, yardage requirements for cape skirt and sleeves, and a pitch for an accompanying book Success in Sewing priced at 15 cents. The ad directs orders to The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept., Chicago.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker Dr
Chicago
Uncle Phil 3 Says Blarney and Swagger Amid Observations
The column muses on blarney as harmless charm and swagger as a natural effect of ambition. It notes the value of listening to conscience, a pianist at a party, and the mixed outcomes of human virtues and failings. It questions bombmaker thoughts and the fate of those who don’t listen.
Reflections on Books From Poets and Philosophers
A collection of brief quotes about books from Lizette Woodworth Reese Disraeli Andrew Lang Thoreau and Jesse Lee Bennett. The sayings compare books to flowers friends and navigational tools guiding readers through life.
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Lizette Woodworth Reese
Disraeli
Andrew Lang
Thoreau
Jesse Lee Bennett
Are You a Canny Canner
Josephine C Bond warns housewives about jar canning risks. The article urges using reputable brands for jar rings to avoid leaks and ensure full preservation returns. Substitution of unknown brands can lead to air seepage and disappointing results.
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Josephine C. Bond
Canner
Timpanimo Mountain Name Legend Between Bryce and Zion
A Utah peak on the Bryce Canyon to Zion route carries the name Timpanimo, a Piute term meaning two spirits to heaven and one to hell. The name stems from a Piute Navajo love fable about rival lovers and a fatal fall from the peak.
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Utah Mount
Bryce Canyon
Zion National Park
Utah
Hell
Glass train showcases England made by Lancashire glassmakers
A train built in England features a glass exterior with more than 120000 special glass pieces. Its interior includes glass floors glass walls two glass bathrooms and glass pictures. The Lancashire firm created it to advertise its glass products.
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England
Lancashire
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New York
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Lydia E. Pineham
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Beaf
WNU
J. D. Hobgood
Copsright
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Prince Albert
P. A’s
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