Alaska Bush Valley Affair Amid Clearing of Hearts
Carol Coburn, Alaska born daughter of a bush claim dies. Sidney Lander, mining engineer, rescues her from annoyances aboard ship. Lander engaged to change in Sidney, while Coburn insists on her own teaching career and shuns interference. A tense, self aware exchange follows between Coburn and narrator.
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Carol Coburn
Sidney Lander
Eric
Red
Sidney
Carol
Barbara
Lander
Teaching in the Wild Yet Warmed by Neighboring Help
The narrator adjusts to life in isolation near Willow Creek, noting Sidney Lander's departure from mine management and Barbara Trumbull’s voyage. He befriends Sock-Eye, trains with a rifle and revolver, and teaches in remote homesteads, helping families with chores and care amid widespread poverty.
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Sidney Lander
Willow Creek
Seward
Barbara Trumbull
States
Sam Bryson
Sock- Eye
Lock-Eye
Parka
Mukluks
Aupil
Sock-Eye
S'lary and Sid Lander in Alaskan Valley Tangle
In Alaska, Salaria Bryson, a strong hunter, resists outsiders while Sid Lander, favored by many, faces tension with Barbara Trumbull and Sock-Eye Schlupp. The narrator notes Salaria’s distrust of government aid and the evolving pull between Lander and his rugged circle as a new life in the valley looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Bryson
Salaria Bryson
S’lary
Alaska
S‘lary
Middle West
Salaria
Sock-Eye
Sid Lander
Sid
Big John Trumbull
Anchorage
Schlupp
States
Lander
Ol’ Sock-Eye
Debates on Draft Age and World War Propaganda
The piece argues for a draft reform favoring younger training ages 18 to 21, estimating 1,000,000 recruits yearly. It recounts Lord Northcliffe and James Keeley using balloons to drop German propaganda in World War I and cites potential impact on morale. It warns that seven billion dollars adds to national debt, with inflation risks.
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Washington
America
National Guard
Marine Corps
Navy
Naval
Army
Lord Northcliffe
London Times
Germany
James Keeley
Northcliffe
London
Wilson
Lesson for March 30 Theme and Scriptures
A religious education note lists the March 30 lesson with the selected scripture texts. It credits the International Council of Religious Education for the material used by permission.
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International Council of Religious Education
Framed Frac Art Hen and Rooster Cuddle Toys Pattern
Plain colored wings tails and combs shown on 13 inch print material bodies. Pattern 79034 15c lets buyers make both hen and rooster into cuddly toys for children. Send order to:
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Hattie
No, your name will shine on hearts you touch forever
A pithy moral urging readers to live kindly and do good deeds that endure beyond a lifetime. The quote compares lasting virtue to stars in the night sky and emphasizes leaving a legacy of mercy, kindness, and love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary
Jesus
Emmaus
Jerusalem
Peter
Risen Christ
Church of Christ
Christ
God
Luke
Chalmers
Think Twice Before You Speak or Act
Franklin saying on caution guiding speech and actions to wisdom. The quote warns that restraint leads to wiser outcomes and prudent choices in all daily dealings.
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Benjamin Franklin
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E Lampim
Valley Arthur Stringer
W.N. U. Service
Chapter
Coburn
Trumbull
Matanuska
An Qots
Wright
A. Patterson
Western Newspaper Union
Christ’s Commission
Denool
Harold L. Lundquist
D. D
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Kansas City
Slioseph
Shakespeare
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
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