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A narrative scene on a shore signals with a blanket and coded dots and dashes. Garth, Lilith, and Ramill prepare for a steamer departure while tensions rise over Huxley and a planned pursuit. Lilith insists on joining, despite risks, as a Northwest police contact coordinates a plan to capture the thief and murderer.
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John Buck
Garth
Mr. Ramill
Lilith
Dad
Huxley
Northwest
Simpson
Miss Ramill
Fort Norman
Bellanca
Northwest Police
Airways
Dillon
Liard
Selwyns
Lilith Ramill
Kiwi
Fort McMurray
Constable Dillon
Tobin
The Value of Letters and Emotions in Daily Life
A discussion on maintaining friendships through letters as a bridge across distance. It urges thoughtful correspondence to strengthen bonds, notes the spectrum of human emotion from despair to joy, and urges parents to guide children toward mastering higher emotions for lasting happiness.
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Bell Syndicate
WNU
Gypsy Race Shows Mixed Heritage Across Regions
A Cleveland Plain Dealer correspondent notes the gypsy race is now highly mixed, with blood from many countries. The term gypsy stems from old beliefs of Egyptians, while some call them Tartars. Modern inquiry traces origins to northwestern India with migrations through Kabulistan, Persia, Syria, Egypt, and into Europe, forming 14 or more dialects.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Europe
East
India
Kabulistan
Persia
Syria
Egypt
Africa
Turkey
Languages and Tongues In World Language Classifications
A discussion noting that language covers speech and writing across modes. It cites Meillet and Cohn’s The Languages of the World listing 6 760 named tongues and scripts. The work groups speech by country town village island river tribe, with dialects omitted.
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Meillet and Cohn
Inlaid Carpets Transforming Floor Design
Inlaid carpets and rugs use a new method where the pile is anchored to the foundation rather than woven. The process enables razor cut back designs and color blocks held by adhesive tape, replacing traditional weaving. Once limited to public buildings, it is entering residences and may revolutionize carpet making.
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WAR Service
Robert Ames Bennet
Fort Simpson
Liard River
Ramill
Rascal
Fort Smith
Tobin’s Wharf
Alan Garth
Lan
Edith M. Barber
Maryland
Bell Syndicate.—Win Service
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