Return to the Fort Sparks a Deadly Chase
Rodney Shaw fights to protect Annette Leclerc as Burke Rickman pursues her with military force. After Annette warns Shaw she betrayed him, he returns to Fort Shaw to find danger and plans a trap. A covert canoe ambush sets the stage for a dramatic confrontation.
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Rodney Shaw
Basile
Mademoiselle
Shaw
Burke Rickman
Annette
Rodney
Fort Shaw
Rickman
Mississippi
Flaming Hair
Wabegum
Shawad
Annette Leclerc
Mackinac
Capes
Leslie
Giles
Hell
Jacques
Rodney Shaw Returns from Mongazid’s Fury in New Life
Rodney Shaw comes home to his fort pale yet stout in spirit. He refuses a capote despite the cold, claiming a revived vitality fuels him with warmth as he rebounds from Mongazid’s assault.
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Jacques
Mackinac
Rodney
Rodney Shaw
Mongazid
Pedestrianism Persists As Five Miles A Day Average
The Detroit News cites Albert Stoll Jr and notes Americans remain walkers despite cars. Plowmen postmen patrolmen golfers commuters and others total daily foot mileage likely over five miles, a health builder. The piece argues hiking is not a lost American habit and continues across occupations and settings.
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Albert Stoll, Jr
Detroit News
Papillon Breed Traced to Mexico and Spain
The papillon is described as native to Mexico and brought to Spain by returning soldiers. A Los Angeles Times writer notes its striking similarity to the long-haired Chihuahua. The breed reportedly interbred with a dwarf spaniel, producing the papulon.
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Mexico
Spain
Los Angeles Times
American tallness compared across populations study findings
The text cites studies on height and church membership. It notes Americans as among the tallest white groups, with urban churches averaging 546 members and rural 115, while a claim about the present duke of Windsor and tall Americans with three generations of ancestry is mentioned. College surveys suggest height increases over 15 years.
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Duke of Windsor
Average age and river obelisks among scattered facts
About 2,200,000 reach twenty first birthday annually. Two Egyptian obelisks stand in New York and London. A total price is 64.76 dollars with Mississippi at 18.93 and New York at 124.32. An idol or household god is common in Chinese households. Average salinity is nearly six times that of the ocean. The Angles.
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New York
London
Mississippi
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Rich
Conrad Rich
Ash
United States
Great Salt Lake
Ocean
England
Alexandria
Mary
Ironing Board
Costa
Coléman Iron
Coleman Lamp and Stove Company Dept
WU2
Wichita
Kans
Philadelphia
Pas
Chicago
iIt
Los Angeles
Smith Brothers
Smith Bros
Dickens
Plutarch
Strange Bros. Hide CO
Sioux City, Iowa
Bacon
Ruskin
Naty
Lemar
Bee
Aranteed
Quaker State
Pennsylvania
Quaker State Oil Refining Corporation
Oil City
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