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Reporter Boyden

Location

Boyden, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1938

Page

2

White medicine woman flees Fort Shaw through river route

Basile counsels delay as Rodney Shaw regains strength while Shaw’s grip tightens on the girl. She writes a farewell note and slips away with beatmen at dusk. They travel toward the Mississippi. two rice traders mention Flaming Hair and a planned marriage.

Rodney Shaw Basile Mademoiselle Shaw Burke Rickman Ette Rodney Fort Shaw Rickman Mississippi Shin Flaming Hair Wabegum

Shaw Fights Rickman For Annette Amid Island Pursuit

Rodney Shaw returns to his fort while a pall hangs over him. Annette Leclerc’s letter reveals she betrayed him, but Burke Rickman then pursues her with military support. Shaw and Jacques race along the channel to intercept Rickman and rescue Annette.

Rodney Shaw Mongazid Rodney Basile Shaw Annette Leclerc Rickman Mackinac Jacques Rich Conrad Rich Annette Capes Leslie Giles

Hiking as a health habit persists in American life

The piece argues that walking remains common across society despite cars. It notes postal workers post eight to ten miles daily and golfers, commuters, and others average well over five miles a day, with physicians endorsing walking as a health booster.

Albert Stoll, Jr Detroit News Dobbin

Papillon Native to Mexico Described by Times Writer

A Los Angeles Times writer notes the papillon is a Mexican native not a European dog. The tiny stout papillon is likened to the long haired Chihuahua and says the breed intermingled with the dwarf spaniel producing the true papillon.

Mexico Spain Los Angeles Times

How many people reach voting age each year in the United States

About 2,200,000 reach their twenty first birthday anniversary each year. The other items note cleopatra’s needles and various demographic facts.

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