Richard's escape and aboard battle endgame on Venturer
Trapped Richard digs a vertical tunnel through peat to reach daylight as pursuers close in aboard the Venturer. George McAusland fights for survival with Mary under threat from Peter Carr and ruffians, the cabin storming toward a deadly finish as Hurd looms with a spade.
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Peter
Richard
Corkran
Venturer
George
Mary
Brea
Rannels
Gee
Hurd
Ranfield
George McAusland
Peter Carr
Tommy Hanline
Willie Leeper
Mary and George in the final moments aboard the Venturer
In a fatal confrontation Willie Leeper kills Hurd with a cleaver as George dies in Mary’s arms. George reassures Mary before life ebbs away. Four months later the Venturer sails on a calm sea with Richard below and Corkran and Mary at the rail as a distant whaling ship vanishes on the horizon.
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Hurd
George
Willie Leeper
Willie
Mary
Peter
Richard
Venturer
Mat Forbes
Tommy Hanline
Corkran
Yellow Wolf Nez Perce Patriot Remembered on Colville
A Western News tribute recalls Hemene Maxmox known as Yellow Wolf a Nez Perce patriot of a lost cause. Cousin and lieutenant of Chief Joseph he aided the 1877 retreat from Idaho to Montana and later helped write a history of those events.
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Yellow Wolf
Colville
Washington
Hemene Maxmox
Valley Forge
Nez Perces
Joseph
Clearwater River
Idaho
Bear Paw Mountains
Montana
Canada
Sitting Bull
United States
Indian Territory
Ahkunkenekoo
Lesson Subjects and Scripture Texts for July 20
A brief notice indicates the lesson for July 20 includes selected subjects and scripture texts approved by the International Council of Religious Education for use in study and instruction. The note references copyright and authorized use by affiliated churches.
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International Council of Religious Education
Responsibility of the church on beverage alcohol
A church lesson argues the church must oppose alcohol with intelligence and vigor. It urges separation from sin and disciplined church life, citing I Corinthians and Titus to promote total abstinence and public moral clarity in American life. It also reviews Yellow Wolf’s Nez Perce story as a historical highlight and calls for consistent Christian witness.
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L. McWhorter
Yakima
Wash
Caxton
Caldwell
Idaho
Yellow Wolf
O. O. Howard
Washington
Joseph
North American
Bear Paw Mountains
Nelson A. Miles
Howard
Chief Joseph
Nez Perces
Yellowstone Park
God
Christ
New Jobs in U.S. Civil Service Parade Offers Opportunities
A 32 page booklet outlines civil service openings with salaries and requirements. It explains applying rules, trial periods, promotions, increases and retirement annuities. Send your order to obtain details and positions available nationwide.
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U. S
Getting a Job with the U S Government booklet offer
A brief notice invites readers to enclose 10 cents for a copy of a government employment guide. It requests the name and address of the applicant.
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U. S
Tricky Trivia Quiz from Ask Me Another General Round
A set of ten quiz questions covering Moses tablets blood proportion Shakespeare folklore binnacle Greek myth leaders British monarchs time notation Ethelred Niagara Falls flag precedence and related facts. The prompts test biblical, historical, linguistic, and civics knowledge.
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Egbert
Ethelwulf
Ethelbald
Ethelbert
Ethelred
Niagara Falls
United States
Answers to ten varied trivia prompts
Answers cover topics from literature and geography to history and symbolism. Notable items include Macbeth as a tragedy, a ship compass in a box, Jason as a figure, Liberia with Monrovia named after Monroe, a time notation defining midnight and day zero, the first five English rulers from 827 to 873, Niagara brink recession around 2 percent feet annually, and church pennants allowed atop the U S flag reflecting Christian internationalism.
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Macbeth
Jason
Liberia
Monrovia
Monroe
England
Island
Niagara
Education's Beginning and lasting influence from infancy
A brief quotation from Logan on how education begins in the cradle and early life shapes the mind across a lifetime. It emphasizes that the deepest principles root in infancy, childhood, and youth and influence later character and conduct.
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Logan
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