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Newspaper

Renwick Times

Location

Renwick, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1938

Page

3

Quest for Koksoak Headwaters On Arctic Journey

Alan and Noel pursue a winter dog sled odyssey from Talking cabin across the Sinking Lakes to locate the Koksoak headwaters. They endure frost, ice, and peril while McQueen shadows them and Heather waits at the cabin. The voyage shifts toward the Koksoak river and a risky summer ahead.

Cousr Alan Noel Johr Heather McQueen Alen Vailey Vally Great Lake de Beeg Riviere Jake Koxsoak McCord AL Ao John Jan Koksoak Naskapl Drummond Peterboro Rupert Koksoal Nael

Back in the Windbreak After a Terrifying Storm

After three days of blizzard pounding the line of spruce camp, the party endures a fourth day lull. Men and dogs emerge to scout a lake head route seeking spring water from the Sinking Lakes through three feet of fresh snow, while wildlife forages nearby. Alan discovers a water source.

Noel Alan Alex Roughy Rough McCord

Early Irish Missionaries in Germany Made Themselves Understood

The study suggests Irish missionaries from the sixth to eighth century easily communicated in central Germany where Celtic language remnants persisted. Professor Menke Gluckert cites toponymic traces and a lack of bilingual Celtic German texts as evidence for Gaelic influence fading after Frankish Christian kings aligned with Rome.

Germany St. Patrick Emil Menke-Gluckert Dresden Technical College Kansas City Star Menke- Gluckert Rhine Danube Menke-Gluckert Rome

Pantheism definition origins and Toland link

The nayue pantheism phrase dates from about 1705 describing beliefs where God is all and all is God. The idea equates the universe with God and vice versa. The term pantheist is believed to have first appeared with John Toland in the eighteenth century.

God John Toland

Ohio Johnnies Drive Two Pennant Bids in Early Season

Baseball observers credit two Ohio pitchers Johnny Vander Meer of Cincinnati and Johnny Allen of Cleveland with powering their teams toward pennants. Vander Meer’s no hit streaks and Allen’s fierce competitiveness anchor the rotation alongside Feller and other stars as both clubs vie for the World Series title.

Cleveland Cincinnati Ohio Johany Vander Meer James Johnny Allen Ernie Lomberdi Vander Meer Derringer McCormick Cathelier Goodman Allen and Feller Averill Johnny Va Imscinnati Bis Rudds Fook

Hornsby Takes Lookouts Manager Post In Southern Association

Rogers Hornsby, famed right handed hitter and former New York Giants managerial candidate, becomes manager of the Chattanooga Lookouts in the Southern association after a stint with the Baltimore Orioles. The Lookouts are noted as a large property, purchased from the Washington Senators with a mix of stock and cash led by Joe Engel.

New York Giants Rogers Hornsby Southern Association Chattanooga Lookouts Hornsby Seryims Baltimore Orioles Antil Rajah St Louis Cards Boston Bees Chicago Cubs St Louis Browns Chettanooga Sons of Chattanooga Washington Senators Joe Engel TB Cabs Claude Passean Bucky Walters Phillies van Lingle Mungo Dodgers Cardinals Dizzy Deans Michigan State College Charles Bachman Johnny Ablew Boston Oscar Vitt Indians Alex Kampouris Giast Insco Lawrin Ben Marshall Dis Done New Orleans Joe EL Brown Brown New York Tony Lazzeri Yanks Julian Black Joe Louis Lews Wester Newspaper Union

Atlanta Golf Legends Shine Across National Titles Through Decades

Charley Yates of Atlanta won the British championship marking a long Atlanta run in major golf titles. The city produced U. S. Open, Canadian Open, U. S. Amateur, British Open and Amateur multiple times from 1909 onward with notable players including George Sargent, Alexa Sterling, Bobby Jones, Perry Adair, Watts Gunn, Dorothy Kirby, and David Mitchell.

Charley Yates Atlanta George Sargent Alexa Sterling United States Bobby Jones Aulsnta Jones Watts Gunn Aso Dorothy Kirby David Mitchell

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