Wandering Cousin Columbine and a Westward Plan
In a family scene Nancy and Jack beguile their mother with talk of Nancy visiting Cousin Columbine in Pine Ridge Colorado. The plan grows from wanderlust, family lore, and a need to ease their father James Nelson’s finances as they debate leaving New England for the Colorado frontier.
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Dad
Louise
Nancy
Colorado Springs
Pine Ridge
Aunt Judy
Nance
Tack
Stone
Judith
James
Aunt Louise
Jamon
Zeus
Columbine
Lola
Caprenson
Colorado
Jack
Wild West
James Nelson
Jethro
New Hampshire
Kansas
California
Colorado Mountains
Jed
Denver
Auraria
Col
Ambine
Kaa
Mother
Jim
Fater
Leadville
Judy
Jack Nelson
Mat
Reece Sever Pares
Sin
West
Salvation Army
T Tan
Aek
Tancy
Africa
Sia
Missing Housing Letter Prompts Exeter Return Inquiry
A fragment notes a Colorado housing letter forgotten, with Jack returning to Exeter Monday. He spent two days driving his mother and Aunt Judy to Edgemere in his Mary Ann to inspect conditions at the old home and decide what furniture should be sent from the city.
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Judy
Lou
Tve
Nancy
Jack
Nance
Ousing
Colorado
Exeter
Edgemere
Mary Ann
Reclamation Work Expenditure in Saskatchewan Drought Area
Federal plans for drought relief in Saskatchewan call for about half a million dollars this season. Projects cover dam construction, dugout and reservoir excavation, creation of agricultural illustration stations, and township area organization. Dams and reservoirs will be built with farmers and ranchers paid on a yardage basis for their work.
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Saskatchewan
Regina
The Rhyming Optimist By Aline Michaelis
Aline Michaelis portrays a steadfast optimist who bears weariness and courage with equal grace. Her face and voice reflect hope as she embraces life’s bitter and sweet, noting Earth’s long history of kind and cruel tides and accepting both dread and dream with quiet faith.
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Hope
Dust Storm Theory from Navy Astronomer
The Navy astronomer Captain T. J. J. Lee says winds returning bring rain and end the drought as of last August. He forecasts no new drought for seven years and calls the winds prophets of good. The Providence Journal notes regional damage but hopeful outlook. Butter and dairy per person consumption in 1934 is cited as 30.92 pounds butter, 864 pounds cheese, 328 pounds milk products.
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Navy
T. J. J. Lee
Providence Journal
Twilight sleep cure touted for mild mental cases
The American Psychiatric Association in Washington reported twilight narcosis or mild trance sleep using sodium amytal as a treatment for mild insanity in both genders. Descriptions included a businessman from the 1929 crash whose pain and fear eased after weeks of rest and guided conversations during long drugged sessions.
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American Psychiatric Association
A. L. Skoog
Kansas
First Gliding By Night Member Of London Club Made A Perfect Landing
C Nicholson of the London Gliding Club completed a night glide in the United Kingdom using hurricane lamps and moonlight for visibility. After about forty minutes clouds covered the moon, prompting a landing. A flash lamp and motor car headlamps enabled ground communications during the approach.
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London
C. Nicholson
United Kingdom
Nicholson
London Gliding Club
National Fuel Policy Under Western Canada Coal Pact
The new directorate of the western Canada Fuel Association was instructed to call a conference of representatives from all coal producing provinces to craft a unified national fuel policy for Canada. The directorate includes W B Doyle Saskatoon for the wholesalers section and E B Smith Calgary A T Child Regina and R P Strickland Saskatoon for retailers. Elected to the 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. 8. Smith
Calgary
A. T. Child
Regina
R. P. Strickland
R. Drury
Smith
Strickland
Storks Flying South Travel Four Hours Daily Study
Report from Munich reveals that storks migrating south for winter spend about four hours a day in flight and the remaining time feeding resting and sleeping. They average over 30 miles per hour over thousands of miles along their migration routes.
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Munich
Food Supply Threatened by Tfuonia Eskimo Winter Woes
Food supply fears arise as tofuified phrases from a torn page describe threats to Eskimo winter stocks. The fragment mentions the Dacog ton and walle te Stale slabs, with reference to free troughs and boiled men, indicating a disrupted barter system and possible famine signals in a northern community.
Little Helps For This Week Praise And Hope In Faith
A devotional note cites Psalm 9:1 praising the Lord with a grateful heart. It speaks of cheerful courage, gratitude, and aspirations guided by trust in a higher Power. The writer reflects on charity, the Soul, and Emerson’s influence urging reliance on divine guidance for a worthy future.
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R. W. Emerson
Aliso
Graf Zeppelin crosses oceans ninety times with revived South American run
Germany's veteran airship Graf Zeppelin has reportedly flown 423 trips totaling 9,817 hours and crossing the ocean 90 times this year since resuming the South American service after a winter interval. It carried roughly 0,000 passengers five million pieces of mail land and over 84,000 pounds of freight. It is noted as a record of endurance and reach.
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Graf Zeppelin
Ocean
Germany
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Crone
Bio
Peres
Pola E
Trhbaince
Rhyming
Aline Michaelis
Earth
Zaninatin
Talon
Western Canada
Fuel Associatio Call Conference
Mary
Jane
Keen
Keen's
Ary Othr
Keen’s
Ps.f. Mustard
Eas
England
Lord
Appleford
Edmonton
Winnipeg
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