Clash Over Alaska Claim Heats Up In Lone Star Tale
Carol Coburn decides to return to Alaska to teach while her father’s unproven mine claim sparks a fight with Trumbull Co. engineer Sidney Lander breaks with his employer and faces social pressure as he remains engaged to Barbara Trumbull. Salaria Bryson vies for Lander’s attention amid business tensions and a sharp exchange about schooling.
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Sidney ‘Lander
Carol Coburn
Eric
the Red
Ericson
Alaska
Lander
Trumbull Co
Coburn
Trumbull
Barbara
Carol
Salaria Bryson
Mexico
John Trumbull
Klondike Coburn
Sidney Lander
Juggernautohn Trumbull
Eric the Red
Colonel Hart
Salaria
Silent Lander
Frontier
Valley project reshapes frontier life in Alaska
In a Palmer Alaska scene a field manager introduces the Matanuska Valley Project and outlines plans for camps a hospital a radio link and two hundred families as Lander and the narrator confront roadblocks and lingering isolation. A tense romance unfolds as Lander hints at deeper feelings amid frontier challenges.
Soldier's Soldier Grunert Guides Philippine Defense
Gen. George Grunert of the Philippine department warns Americans in Manila to stay calm and not spread alarm while he applies his military expertise. A native of White Haven Pennsylvania, he fought from the Spanish American War through World War I, later teaching at Shattuck and leading at Fort Leavenworth.
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New York
Japan
Oceania
George Grunert
Philippine Department of the Amer
Grunert
Ian Army
Philippines
White Haven
Manila
Far East
Philippine
A.E.F
France
Army of Occupation
Germany
Shattuck
Fairbanks
Minn
Army’ War College
Fort. Leavenworth
End Tables Easily Made From Spools
Dear Mrs Spears offers a reader made spool shelves in pink matching living room decor. She asks for rigid end table ideas and suggests using curtain rods through spools with glue between spools and shelves. Instructions promote Book No 3 and mailing to order.
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B .P
Do X era Nazi commander tied to luck talismans
A dossier on Gen Friedrich Christiansen recounts his use of talismans and luck charms including a horse shoe from Mons and a four leaf clover in a cigar box. It notes his wartime rescue and later executions in Holland, framing his belief in lucky objects as part of his history.
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Eports
Herr Hitler
Friedrich Christiansen
Dr. Seyssinquart
Holland
Do-X
Mons
Zeebrugge
Germany
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The
Valley Chalk-Wrangler
Palmer
Matanuska Valley
Eving
Canby
Juneau
Atanuska
Red Cross
Lemuel F. Parton
Consolidated Features
WNN
By Ruth Wyeth Spears
Rhee
Arcane
WNU Service
Ruth Wyeth Spears
Bedford Hills
Hali
Roel
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