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The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1936

Page

6

Plane Escape in Arctic Mine Chase Ends in Flight

Garth overpowers Huxley with Lilith’s aid and arrests the murderer. He orders the others to abandon the site, then prepares a snowbound plane. The crew uses bear fat to grease the floats as they lift off from the ice and head south toward safety.

Lilith Garth Huxley Sue Dillon

Squaw Lilith Accepts Marriage With Alan Garth

Alan Garth persuades Lilith Ramill to marry him after a cross country flight to Edmonton and Fort Resolution. She begs to return to the valley life, but he insists on civilization, an imminent trial, and a honeymoon plan from Japan, with Lilith embracing the prospect as she learns of his prominence.

Garth Huxley Huxbdy Laney Dillon Miss Ramill Lilith Alan Mackenzie Great Bend Liard Fort Simpson Great Slave Lake Fort Resolution Airways Slave River Edmonton Civilization Orient Mr. Garth Hudson’s Bay Company Royal Geographical Society Squaw

Credit for Invention of Friction Matches Is Given to an Apothecary

An article notes early fire making and credits John Walker, an English apothecary, with inventing friction matches in 1827. It discusses the evolution from tinder boxes to lucifer matches, dangers of white phosphorus and chlorate of potash, and the failed safety-match attempts aside from one Erie factory.

Frank A. Prometheus Seneca John Walker Walker United States Erie

Spaniards Referred to Large Forts as Castles

Historical note explains that early explorers labeled big fortifications as castles while the term fort was used for smaller strongholds. The distinction reflects naming practices by Spanish colonizers.

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