GREETINGS Continued From Page Two Debris Heaped for Second Burn
Debris piles are burnt a second time as Diwai roots are cleared. Workers till the ground and plant native foods amid further clearing and replanting efforts. The narrative describes ongoing harvesting and preparation of local staples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diwai
Life at Yagaum Hospital Mission in New Guinea
A narrative describes daily life for nurses at Yagaum Hospital in Madang New Guinea. It covers farming a kitchen garden near the mission, meals served in the dining hall, housing with private rooms, laundry, leisure, travel to cinema and hotel meals, climate, and the two monsoon seasons with heavy rainfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baeynae
Dana
Gar Ans
Garing
New Guinea
Yagaum
Madane
Madang
Ieningad
Yasaum
Weather Winds Through Uncertain Seasons
Fragmentary reader note describes cool weather and a habit of unpacking a sweater for warmth. Mentions drenching and evenings, with a continuation reference to page 7 indicating an ongoing column or diary entry about seasonal experiences.
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MR. and
Mrs
Floyd Huisman
Lenora
Kenneth
Kay Marla
Marilyn
Mason
John J. Lesjiak, M.D
Kuch’s Food Center
Mrs. Rolland Fox
Dewayne Hanna
Marvin Stroebel
Chester Kline
Veryl Schmidt
Mrs. Rolland Watson
Bethlsham High
Titonka Farm Store
George and
Helen Schuster
Lori and
Mark
Mrs. J. L. Intermill
Janice
Carolyn — Donald
Lilah Attig
Mabel Tjarks
Harm O Uken
Merry Christa
Donald Wubben
Russ and
Doug
Darrell Beavers
Bud Alke
Harold Wibben
Lowell Bentley