Captain Ramey Tackles Tonga Dick Aboard in Honolulu
Karen Waterson and John Colt confront the mysterious Tonga Dick in Hawaii as Ramey hints at risky island exploits. Colt projects confidence about Karen’s eventual claim to Alakoa while Karen seeks real insight into Tonga Dick and the stakes surrounding her island future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captain Ramey
Honolulu
Karen Waterson
John Colt
Colt
South Seas
Lanai
Togga Dick
Ramey
Tonga Dick
Karen
Tonya Dick
Dick Wayne
Tonga
Waynes
Hawaii
South Pacific
Viti Levu
Tuamotus
Everly Pacific
Pacific
Miss Waterson
Islands
Pacific Coast
Alakoa
Garrett Waterson
James Wayne
Richard Wayne
Tonya Richard
John
Mr. Wayne
Hollywood artists map Santa look for Papa figures
Hollywood makeup experts debate how to age a father into Santa Claus. They set a target of about 70 years old, 5 foot 10, 175 to 215 pounds, 48 inch chest and waist, ruddy complexion, and bushy white facial hair. They advise subtle makeup using foundations, powder, rouge, and eyebrow tricks to avoid obvious disguise while offering dads a playful guide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Hollywood
Santa
Daddy
Eskimos In Alaska Import Large Herds Of Santa's Reindeer
Article notes government efforts to establish reindeer herds in Alaska leading to over 700000 animals. Reindeer sustain Eskimo communities providing food and income, with domestication tracing to 1891 introductions and later instruction by Lapp herders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eskimos
Alaska
San Niklaus
America
Santa Claus
Clement Clark Moore
Santa
United States
Lapp
German Introduces Yule Tree to America in 1843
Historians say August Imgard, a German immigrant, introduced the Christmas tree in 1843 in Wooster Ohio. The first church tree lighting in the United States occurred in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
August Imgard
Wooster
Ohio
Cleveland
Oak Tree Crowned As First Christmas Tree
The article notes that an oak tree was used as the first Christmas tree, a historic distinction though evergreens now usually receive the honor.
Pasteurization and Brucellosis prevention notes
A historical overview links Brucella discovery to Brucellosis. It explains transmission mainly via raw milk, advocates pasteurization at 143 145 F for 30 minutes, and promotes home pasteurization on farms. It also includes a Bible lesson about Christian giving and stewardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Bruce
Malta
Mediterranean
Bang
Alice Evans
Bruce
Traum
Boards of Health
Faith in Christ and the Presence of Life
Dean Howson cites Martha's statement to show faith in Christ brings eternal life. The passage argues that Christ dwelling in the heart defeats death, asserting believers cannot die when Christ is present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha
Disciples of
Christ
Dean Howson
Notable Physicians Named in Regimen Sanitatis Salerni
A line from Regimen Sanitatis Salerni lists three exemplar doctors: Dr. Diet, Dr. Gist, and Dr. Merriman. The source highlights these physicians as models of medical guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diet
Gist
Merriman
Question Box Advice on Pituitary Juice and Meniere’s Disease
A reader asks about using pituitary juice to lose weight. the answer warns against pituitary extract without physician supervision. The second question defines Meniere’s disease as dizziness nausea and buzzing ears and recommends reducing salt intake.
Crochet Mittens For The Outdoor Girl In Red White Blue
A brief note describes two mitten styles for an outdoor girl. One mitten features a laced back with red, white and blue colors, while the other is worked in one piece.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Waren Sane
U. S. Revenue
Tahiti
U.S. Revenue Officer
International Council of Religious Education
John Willis Baer
Christian Church
Wilbur M. Smith
Paul
Macedonia
Corinthians
Jerusalem
Dr. Nathan
Davis
U.S
Harold L. Lundquist
D. D. Dean
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept
Eighth Ave
New York
Pat
Tern No
Pan
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia Pinkham
Rabelais
Capitol
Union Station
Chas. L. Hutchinson
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