Baree the Wolfedog’s First Wild Step into Dawn
A close reading of Baree's earliest life in the Canadian wilderness traces his half wolf, half dog nature. Gray Wolf, blind mother, and Kazan his father guide the infant through a shadowed world of windfalls. Baree encounters light and sound for the first time and begins to follow, venturing toward a broader, perilous world beyond his den.
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Nepaese
Pierrot
Trapper
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Carvel
Baree
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Bares
Nepecee
McTaggart
le Bares
Nepease
Kagan
Gray Wolf
Bnres
Buree
Nature
Vengrace
Nood
Kavan
Mittie
Kasan
Sun Rock
Karan
Rascal
Hudson's Bay Post
Tusco
Cres
Bia Trafla
Wapoos
Dainty Frocks for Girls and Formal Tailored Garments
The article surveys fashion for young girls from ages six to teens, detailing everyday dresses in ginghams and voiles, plain tailored suits, and party frocks in tub silks and georgette. It highlights youthful yet grown-up styles, embroidery, trims, and the shift toward tailored forms with feminine touches.
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Unyu
Johnsonian Retorts in Anecdotes of Samuel Johnson
A fragmentary account by Charles Hopkins Clark recounts Sharp Johnsonian retorts against admirers and peers. It notes Johnson’s humor during exchanges on sermons, introductions, and social pushes, including quips at Sir Lynch Cotton and Dr Bernard.
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Samuel Johnson
Charles Hopkins Clark
Johnson
Vesey
Eaid
Lynch Cotton
Porter Johnson
Bernard
Jesus College
Oxford
Johnaup
Johnnor
Hidden City Sights Draws From Unexpected Eyes
In Detroit readers ponder why visitors notice obscure urban scenes while locals overlook them as residents overlook the famous spots. The inquiry contrasts outsider curiosity with insider familiarity, exploring what makes a city feel familiar or unseen.
Woman Recommends Lydia Pinkham Products in Letter
Brooklyn resident Mrs G Hop of 85 Central Ave touts Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Pinkham's Pills for Constipation, claiming dramatic relief. She says her testimonial may be used and invites other women to write for more names and information from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn Mass.
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New York
G. Hop
Central Ave
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Pinkham
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Pinkham Medicine Company
Lynn
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Longest Yet Shortest Road Theory Cited by Philosopher
Indiana state entomologist Frank N. Wallace notes that while a straight line is the shortest path, a winding road can seem longest yet keep you moving toward a destination. He recalls a small town philosopher who argued that curves prevent endless stagnation and ensure you always have somewhere to drive.
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Frank N. Wallace
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