Nancy and Pine Ridge Debut and Library Plan
A puzzled debut unfolds for Nance as family finances force a new life at Pine Ridge. Matthew Adam helps, Jack Nelson replaces Luke, and Nance campaigns to start a public library aided by parents and neighbors. The story follows rural charm, library dreams, and budding romance in 19th century frontier setting.
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Mency Nelson Ty
Sudenty
Fosc
Thia
Sikpoestate Council
Cousto Columbine
Jack
Pine Ridge
Nancy
Missea
Aurora Tubbs
Matthew Adams
Columbine
Mark
Adam
Take
Jack Nelson
Luke
Sbe
Nance
Adam ‘Hoya
Nelson
Matthew Adam
Matthews
Night of Ice and Hope on the Drifting Bus
In a frozen blizzard, Jack and Nancy battle cold and dwindling supplies aboard a snowbound bus. With exhausted children and dwindling food, Jack plans to seek help while urging Nancy to keep the kids moving and stay hopeful through the perilous hours.
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Jack
Brimly
Nance
Paul Evans
Nanne
Nancy
Joey Miller
Sis
Nance Nelson
Cousin Columbine
Evelyn
Bill
Iite
Tom
Tommy Osgood
Prairies
Blizzards and Courage On The Prairie
A group of children endure a brutal blizzard on the plains. Jack leads toward safety while Nancy and the others fight cold hunger and fear. The wind dies and returns as hope flickers and a dangerous journey toward home continues.
Campbell Urges Road Safety On High Speed Roads
Sir Malcolm Campbell, world speed record holder, told a New York luncheon crowd that fast driving has no place on regular highways and that road safety is a public responsibility. He added he would never suggest high speed on the road and praised the advice.
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Malcolm Campbell
New York
Brantford
Photographer misaddressed photos find correct home
A young man in Weingarten Wurttemberg had his photographs taken but the address was mislaid. The photographer affixed a proof to the envelope with the note To this gentleman in Weingarten, and the photos arrived at the correct address.
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Weingarten
Wurttemberg
Preserving Old Local Breeds at Gloucester Museum
The Gloucester museum plans to preserve endangered local breeds, adding an Old Gloucester heifer and aiming to showcase Berkeley two-spot pigs, Cotswold sheep, and a Cotswold cat. A separate exchange shows a clerk suggesting a sun suit while a customer seeks a wife’s present.
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Gloucester
England
Lion tears aircraft fabric in ambush above field
A pilot saw a lion spring from cover and tear a portion of the aileron fabric as the plane passed low over a field. A separate note claims eyelashes grow about one twentieth of an inch weekly and a remark about learning when one thinks they know many things.
France Cracks Down On Radio Interference Howlers
France enforces strict radio reception rules with a police campaign by the Ministry of Posts and Telegraphs reporting thirteen thousand four hundred eighty five offenders in one month. Citizens must buy anti parasite gear when home devices upset neighbors, reflecting strict measures on interference.
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France
French Ministry of Posts and Telegraphs
Pigeons Fail To Weather Simulated Storm In France
In an experiment at the Basses Landes radio station French military experts and pigeon fanciers produced storm like conditions with 200 ampere Hertzian waves. Hundreds of military pigeons released from their coops hovered near the aerials for minutes then returned to their coops as the storm ended. The test aimed to probe devotion to duty under electrical disturbances.
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France
Basses-Landes
Little Helps For This Week And Faith
A devotional meditation urges readers to accept their lot as assigned by God. It cautions against self pity and envy and invites reliance on divine provision. It encourages counting blessings and recognizing hidden resources within limitations.
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Eveready Air
Canadian National Carbon Co., Limited
Toronto Winnipes
Hadio
Homer
Olliad
Diacy
Mi Enyae
Calg 5
Bau
Régina
Winie
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