Night Wind in the Pines and the Timber Fight
In a lumber camp Walter Landry arrives to supervise the East Bell claim and court wealth from uncut timber. A dispute with Hampden of the Yellow Pines erupts into a massed brawl as Daily and Siietz clash with rival workers near the misty pines and a girl named Daisy watches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shetz
Dathy
Walter Landry
John Daily
Foretrall
Dillingworth Lumber Co
Sitetz
Peppy Ordway
Frorm
New York
Daily's
Hampden
Yellow Pines
Landry
Bandry
Siietz
Peppy
The Preacher Arrives Winds Clash at Hampden Camp
In a tense logging camp, a fight erupts between Hampden's Yellow Pines faction and rivals as Sendry eyes revenge after a brutal brawl. A mysterious preacher arrives, offering guidance while Landry plots to save the contract and uncover Frazer’s whereabouts. Daisy and Miss Ordway observe, tensions rise, and the woods echo with impending conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny
Sendry
Hampden
Daisy
Yellow Pines
Siletz
Sandry
Metropols
Bolt
Landry
Black Bolt
Liletz
Unrecorded Deed Shakes East Belt Ownership
Landry discovers the deed to the East Belt is not recorded and a new homestead titled to T J O Connell appears. Daily and Landry suspect Frazer or Hampden of foul play as they confront a possible breach of contract and hidden interests in the rugged country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandry
S'letz
Landry
Salem
East Belt
T. J. O’connel
Old Frazer
Hampden
Frazer
Mr. Landry
Ancient anesthetics known in antiquity and middle ages
Dr. J de Fenton reviews historical anesthesia practices in the South African Journal of Science. He notes nepenthe, hemp vapors, and mandragora wine as ancient remedies, cites a 1760 mandragora operation by Weiss, and mentions arterial compression and hypnotism as early techniques.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.de Fenton
Journal of Science
Herodotus
Weiss
Albinus
Augustus I
Poland
Mandragora
Curious Siberian Tribe Expedition Returns to London
The last members of Oxford and Philadelphia museum led Siberian expedition return to London with material from a voyage. They describe the Tungus as Mongolian nomads living in wigwams and hunting reindeer and white foxes with a belief in spirits. The haul includes costumes, tools, implements and copper ornaments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford University
School of Anthropology
Philadelphia Museum
London
Svea
Wheat pays price for land in Canadian settlement tale
A Canadian settler near Warner bought adjoining land at 20 dollars per acre. He put a quarter section in wheat, and a single year’s harvest paid the purchase price and expenses. His 18 000 bushels of wheat this season supports plans to add sheep and livestock. The article notes Canada’s cash-based trade shift with the United States and improving finances, with exports set to exceed imports by year’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
United States
Warner
Two Deluded Souls
Two speakers reflect on grand beliefs and personal illusions. One wonders if Doctor Cook really claimed a pole find, while the other recalls marrying and finding happiness as a kind of paradise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bix
Doctor Cook
North Pole
Paradise
Cascarets Advertise 10 Cent Box Benefits
An old advertisement touts Cascarets a cheap quick remedy for constipation biliousness and stomach discomfort. It promises relief from headaches dizziness sour stomach gas and backache and urges readers to buy at local stores.
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Great North
E.roe
Dodd, Mead and Corim
Ellett
Womlan
Hie
Sandry Reese
Johnny Eastern
Dorrick
Daily
U‘connel
Jim
Ala Daily
John
Jesus
Seattle
Santa Barbara
Mr.Landry
Frisco
Panama
Yaquina Bay
Jinzgo
Collins
Yella Pines
Tenderfoot
Smith
Sandary
Great Cascades
Pacific
Coosnah
Miss Ordway
Miss. Ordwey
Miss ‘Ordway
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