Wanderlust in Pine Ridge Cousin Chronicles
In a New England family, Nancy and Jack debate sending Nancy to live with Cousin Columbine in Pine Ridge Colorado to gain independence and see the West. They plot a discreet plan, aiming to help their ailing father while facing fears of homesickness and isolation, as Aunt Louise narrates their family history.
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Jack
Judith
James
Dad
Nancy
Mother
Aunt Louise
New England
Columbine Nelson
Nance
Aunt Lou
Webster
Colorado
Columbine
Wild West
James Nelson
Jethro
Nelson
Hampshyre
Fred
Kansas
California
Colorado Mountains
Jed
Pine Ridge
Denver
Auraria
Judy
Jim
Family worries rise as brother questions move to Colorado
In a tense late night scene, Nance confronts Jack Nelson about taking a job in Colorado for twenty five dollars a month. He worries aloud about their father being down and out and the family finances.
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Jack
Nance
Jack Nelson
Colorado
Dad
Amusing Letter From Colorado Recalled in Exeter
An amusing Colorado letter recalls Jack who did not return to Exeter on Monday. He spent two days driving his mother and Aunt Judy to Edgemere to inspect conditions at the old home and decide what furniture to send from the city. To Be Continued.
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Louise
Jed
Leadville
Columbine
Pine Ridge
Nancy
Mother
Aunt Judy
Jack
Nome
Aunt Lou
Ancy
Nance
Colorado
Exeter
Judy
Edgemere
Mary Ann
Reclamation Plan for Saskatchewan Drought Area Revealed
Unofficial Regina reports outline federal drought relief work in Saskatchewan this season with about half a billion dollars to be spent. Projects focus on dam construction, reservoir excavation, agricultural demonstration stations, and township organization aided by yardage bonusing to farmers and ranchers.
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Saskatchewan
Regina
The Rhyming Optimist
A concise portrait of resilience as a poem. The speaker praises a steadfast figure who endures weariness and fear with grace. She accepts both joy and hardship, recognizing life’s dual and enduring nature.
Dust storms linked to rain omen says Navy astronomer
Navy astronomer Captain T J J Lee says dust storms prove winds bringing rain have returned and drought ended last August. He forecasts no more drought for seven years though vast western plains remain battered by winds and soil loss.
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Navy
T. J. J. Lee
Providence Journal
Butter and Dairy Per Capita Consumption in 1934
According to the latest statistics Canadians consumed 30.92 pounds of butter 5.64 pounds of cheese and 6.28 pounds of concentrated milk products per person in 1934.
Twilight sleep treatment described by American Psychiatric Association
A report from the American Psychiatric Association in Washington describes twilight narcosis using sodium amytal for both genders during mid insanity. A 1929 crash survivor, nicknamed stock marketitis, slept poorly and feared collapse but recovered after two sleep sessions and reassurance from his physician.
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American Paythiatric Association
Washington
A. I. Skoog
M.D
Kansan City
First Night Gliding by London Club Member
C Nicholson of the London Gliding Club reportedly achieves the first gliding by night in the United Kingdom. Hurricane lamps and moonlight aided the flight above the downs as clouds moved in after about 40 minutes. A flash lamp and car headlights were used to coordinate a safe landing on the ground.
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London Gliding Club
C. Nicholson
United Kingdom
James
Nicholson
London Gilding Club
National Fuel Policy Conference Planned by Western Canada Fuel Association
The new directorate of the Western Canada Fuel Association was instructed to convene a conference with representatives from all coal producing provinces to fashion a unified national fuel policy for Canada. The directorate includes W B Doyle Saskatoon retailers section E S Smith Calgary A T Child Regina and R P Strickland Saskatoon. Elected to retailers section were R Drury Regina and Mr Smith and Mr Strickland.
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Western Canada Fuel Association
Canada
W. B. Doyle
Saskatoon
E. S. Smith
Calgary
A. T. Child
Regina
R. P. Strickland
R. Drury
Smith
Strickland
Four Hour Day for Migrating Storks Reported by Munich Society
Members of the Munich Bird Society in Munich Germany report that storks traveling south for winter rest only four hours daily. They spend the remaining 20 hours feeding resting and sleeping. Storks average over 30 miles per hour and cover thousands of miles along migratory routes.
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Munich Bird Society
Munich
Germany
Stork Airways
Eskimo Food Supply Threatened by Influenza
Influenza ravages the Eskimo community along the Bering Sea reducing crews available for winter whaling. With fewer able bodied men, the hunting season faces critical disruption to food supplies.
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Bering Sea
Praise and Gratitude Across a Faithful Week
A devotional reflection on giving thanks to the Lord with a heartfelt psalm like commitment. It encourages joy courage and trust in divine guidance, noting how gratitude strengthens communion with God and sustains hope for the future.
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RK. W. Emerson
Graf Zeppelin Crosses Ocean 90 Times In Service Return
Graf Zeppelin, Germany's veteran airliner, resumed South American service after winter break. The airship has crossed the ocean 90 times this year, totaling about 423 trips and 9,817 hours aloft. It ferried roughly 30,000 passengers, five million pieces of mail, and over 84,000 pounds of freight.
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Germany
Graf Zeppelin
Ocean
Interpretive Lesson on Amphibious Ends in Misread Jibe
A classroom moment shows a teacher asking for the meaning of amphibious and a pupil responds with a racially charged joke about fish stories. The exchange reflects mispronunciation and a biased insult within a school setting.
Australian Law Defines Being Seen With Noted Criminals
A newspaper note reports a criminal offence for appearing in the company of a well known offender under Australian law. The article discusses implications for associations and public conduct.
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Colorado Springs
Sis
Ual
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E. Pinkhard
Caroline Newman
Raymond Ari
Rhyming Optimist
Aline Michaelis
Hope
Earth
U.S. Navy
London
Jans
Keen
Jane
Keen’s P.s.f. Mustard
Ce'man-Keen
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