Fleming's Folly unfolds dam conflict and threats
Link Fleming faces labor unrest and conspirators as Buzz Hamilton is paroled and swears to ruin the dam project. Tensions rise at the Silver Lake dam site with Kilgo Mell and Roper Kilgo pressing workers while Fleming and Helen navigate financial strain, sabotage clues, and a looming confrontation with Jackpot Mell.
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Link Fleming
Boone County
Buzz Hamilton
Helen
Link
Kilgo
Fleming
Buzz
Buster Townsend
Heien
Keming
Torney
Rawhide
Roper
Roper Kilgo
Jackpot
Mell
Marty Bush
Hamilton
Flemme Etek
Sas
Tha
Townsend
Bat
Cee Beng
Avi
Bure
Otto Pieper
Tom
Tomy
Roper Kilge
Mr. McLendon
Wwe
Buster
Vaille
Star Loop
Berrens
Stephen
Jack
Iroh Spring
Gyp
Tall Abyssinian Drum Major Balihu Joins Royal Band
Balihu, the seven foot seven inch Abyssinian drum major discovered by Emperor Haili Sellassie, was brought to Addis Ababa in October 1934 to face murder charges. The shillot court, held weekly, paused the case after the emperor paid 1000 thalers to the dead man’s relatives. Balihu later entered imperial service becoming an umbrella holder to the Negus and ultimately drum major of the royal band.
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Byssinian
Balihu
Haili Sellassie
Addis Ababa
Jimma
Abyssinia
Royal Band
Public Men Readers Of Bible Highlight Daily Habit
The Watchman Examiner urges daily Bible reading by noting that Britain’s Prime Ministers have long been Bible readers. Gladstone, Salisbury, Asquith, Balfour, MacDonald, Bonar Law, Lloyd George, Baldwin, John Bright, and King George all valued scripture. A Halas Hungary museum opens showcasing the Halas ace made by Cumanians descended artisans.
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Watchman
Great Britain
Gladstone
Lord Salisbury
Asquith
Balfour
MacDonald
Bonar Law
Lloyd George
Stanley Baldwin
John Bright
House of Commons
George
Queen Alexandra
Cheerful funerals trend in Manchuria shocks observers
A brief report notes a rising trend toward cheerful funerals in Manchuria, with communities adopting upbeat decor and celebratory tones as traditional rituals fade, reflecting changing attitudes toward death and commemorations.
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Manchuria
Canoeing In Prince Albert National Park
Prince Albert National Park in Saskatchewan invites a big canoe season as the park records its most ambitious visitor plans. With Waskesiu Kingsmere Ajawaan and Lavallee lakes linked by waterways, canoeists can cruise a circuit in under a week, enjoy sandy beaches, and rent boats at park liveries.
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Prince Albert National Park
Saskatchewan
Prince Albert Nation
al Park
Department of the Interior
North Country
Hudson Bay
Prince Albert
Lake Waskesiv
Waskesia
Kinigsmere
Hiakes
Waskesia Lake
Kingsmere Lake
Ajawaan
Lone Island
Sanctuary
Lavallee Lake
Kingsmere Lakes
Crean
Hanging Heart Lakes
World's Largest One Piece Carpet Weaves To India
The Glasgow loom has completed a massive 80 by 27 foot machine woven carpet for the Maharajah of Jodhpur. Weighing nearly a ton, it travels in a tin lined hermetically sealed case to India. Gold colored with blue and green border, the rug features nine thread strands per yarn with 96 tufts per square inch totaling 30 million knots.
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Glasgow
Jodhpur
India
Blood banks equipment to preserve plasma for transfusions
For use in transfusions in the WMASS country, blood banks and preservation refrigerators will be installed at the County Hospital in Chicago. Blood is kept just above freezing with sodium nitrate to prevent fogging, allowing preservation for several weeks. Branton notes that more than half of the tea exported annually worldwide is consumed in England and Scotland.
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Wmass
County Hospital
Chicago
Branton Na
Little Helps For This Week Prayer Reflection
A devotional reflection urges readers to present their bodies as a living sacrifice per Romans 12 1 and to offer mental and spiritual power with loving sympathy encouragement and ready service Daily life is to be lived as a constant offering of kindness work and opportunity to others.
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Brethen
Border House Divides Two Nations In Alsace Lorraine Town
A 63 year old woman in Lauterburg lives with a bedroom in Germany and a living room in France. Her house straddles the Franco German border and taxes are paid to both countries. Her niece next door in Germany is engaged to a youth on the French side and will inherit the border home. The woman avoids politics, saying border life requires co operation and that life stops if people quarrel.
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Germany
France
Lauterburg
Alsace-Lorraine
Mademoiselle Maria Morgan
Fraulein Maria Morgan
Fraulein Morgan
Germain
Fraulein Maria
Mademoiselle Maria
Parks as memorials proposed by royal commitee
January discussions at Buckingham Palace touched plans to create children’s parks in Belgium to honor Queen Astrid, with a view to commemorating King George in England as well. The idea reflects royal support for child welfare and public welfare projects praised by the people.
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George
Astrid
Leopold
Buckingham Palace
Mary
Belgium
England
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Tom McLendon
Silver Lake
Weekes
Pierce
Alberta Wey
Halas
Hungary
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