A Story of the Great Northwest by Vingie Roe
Landry arrives as new owner at Dally's lumber camp and confronts disputes over a timber tract. A camp feud erupts between Dally's crew and Hampden of the Yellow Pines, halted by the Preacher's arrival and a memorable musical cue. Landry vows to speed work while uncovering hidden schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.roe
Mead and Company
Slerz
Siletz
Poppy Ordway
New York
Dally’s
Hampden
Yellow Pines
Landry
East Rett
Sandry
Hig
Siietz
Poppy
Fred
Daisy
Hampton
Daily
Johnny Eastern
O'Conner
Avery
Jandry
Johnny
Dally
Setze
John
East Belt
Hell
Mr. Landry
Jesus
Unrecorded Dees and a Camp Watched by Hampden
Landry discovers the East Belt deed is forged by T. J. O Connell and halts work to secure the contract. Daily reports Frazer is abroad, prompting a plan to rush track into northern timber while awaiting Prater. Miss Ordway bravely ventures out, while Sandry and Stetz watch emotions rise in the tense frontier camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dees
Sandry
Stetz
Landry
Salem
Wesl
Dally
East Belt
Old Frazer
Hampden
Mr. Landry
Prater
Frazer
Frisco
Panama
Yaquina Bay
Jim
John
Tenderfoot
Smith
Little Smith
Great Cascades
Pacific
Stretz
Fern
Black Bolt
Coosnab
Miss Ord
Bill Ordway
Tirst
Wes Ordway
Teaver
Mias Ordway
Ancient Anesthetic Methods through History
An article by Dr. J. de Fenton in the South African Journal of Science surveys anesthesia from antiquity to medieval times. It notes hemp vapors, mandragora wine, and historical uses such as arterial compression and hypnosis prior to surgery including a 1760 instance with King Augustus II under mandragora influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. de Fenton
Journal of Science
Herodotus
Weiss
Albinus
Augustus 11
Poland
Mandragora
Find Curlana Siberian Tribe Expedition Reaches London
The last members of a Siberian expedition from Oxford's anthropology school and the Philadelphia Museum return to London with a rich collection of material and new information. They report the Tungus as a primitive nomadic group with no writing, dwelling in wigwams and living by rearing Teludeer and hunting white foxes. The party brings costumes weapons tools and copper ornaments from the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford University
School of Aothropology
Philadelphia Museum
London
Wigwama
Teludeer
Nightfall Tangle In Married Life
A fragmentary dialogue portrays a weary spouse lamenting the strain of a late homecoming. The other half questions the idea of risking further conflict by demanding punctuality, hinting at ongoing marital discord and fatigue.
Begin Hot Water Drinking for Stomach Purification
An old remedy urges drinking a glass of hot water with limestone phosphate each morning to flush poisons from the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims internal bathing on rising cleanses waste and bile improving digestion and overall health for constipated bilious people.
A Ton at a Time in Winter Coal Talk
A brief exchange questions if coal prices rise in winter. The reply says costs won’t climb much in the speaker’s coal bin and humorously notes even a talkative woman will pay for coal during the cold season.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Liletz
Seattle
Santa’ Barbara
Oneida
Skinners
Paul F. Skinner
Skinner Mfg. Co
Omaha, Neb
America
Buaugas Hinogas Inc Teret CE
al Tank
Mapas
Doga
ESHA
Bath & Hoyas
Oranhae Mobs
Wischeat Dairy
Eleana Tor
Baker
Erlie Wonestan
Iowa
Cresset & Wingate
Les Maines
S&s
CY. Clement
M.D
Nyied
Heal Institute
Neal Institute
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