Sitka Charley Makes Law on the Trail
Sitka Charley guides Kah Chucte Gowhee and Joe through a brutal Arctic trek toward the Yukon. He enforces a harsh code, facing tribal contempt, white allies, and a frail Mrs. Eppingwell, as the journey tests loyalty, endurance, and survival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sitka Charley
Kah-Chucte
Gowhee
Captain Eppingwell
Fitchiey Charley
Mrs. Eppingwell
Northland
Sika Charley
Joe
Stuart
Yukon
Kah-Chudte
Moose-Head
Three-Salmon
Sitka
Charley
Moose- Head
Gowdee
Hach
Kah- Chucte
Gowchee
Chippewyan
Appeal to Appetite and the Hidden Value of Food
The text argues that taste and aroma drive appetite more than fuel content. It notes proteins fats and carbohydrates have little taste, while fats can add flavor when fat drips away during frying, leaving most calories in the fat. It contrasts how lean tissue is rejected as bland while greasy scraps seem enticing.
Be a Live Wire In Pursuit Of Power And Progress
The text urges an energetic, resilient person to act as a living example of productivity. It emphasizes continuous skill growth and endurance in one field before seeking new work, highlighting systematic effort, focused energy, and intelligent direction as keys to rewarding achievement.
Moon Beliefs Across Cultures and Literature
The article surveys historical and literary persistence of moon power ideas. It traces Egyptian, Jewish, Greek, and Roman roots and notes their influence in English literature from Shakespeare to Shelley. It also notes farmers almanac reliance and the belief that the full moon is most auspicious, waning with the moon.
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Shakespeare
Spenser
Beaumont, Fletcher
Ben Jonson
Byron, Scott and Shelley
Edgar Allan Poe
Ocean Hotel Prospers as December Booklets Go Out
A Louisville Courier-Journal snippet notes the ocean hotel owner praising steady business in December. He mentions ongoing booklet mailings while acknowledging the sea’s appeal and steady customer flow.
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Ocean Hotel
Louisville Courier-Journal
Language in the Making in the Courier Journal
The Louisville Courier Journal notes lexicographers face nuanced word meanings as language evolves. It cites shifts in terms like geezer, guy, and gink and suggests future dictionary makers will have to wrestle with these changes.
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Geezer
Guy and
Gink
Louisville Courier-Journal
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