Aurora LeBtond and Jim Stuart in a Furry Lake Tragedy
In the Canadian north Jim Stuart and Aurora LeBtond clash over a canoe accident on a lake. A risky chase for the missing girl unfolds with rival burying old feuds as the scene shifts toward a perilous finale on the Lenaite shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Stuart
H Handel
Aurora LeBtond
Stuart
Bainesay
Oka
Jim
Pabidla
Arrieee
Aurore
Traval
Jim Ames
Anne
Door to Sunset House Heats Up at Peterboro Arrival
Jim Stuart and Omar Wutted confront Louis LeBlond as Paradis plots to seize control and Pierre Paradis agrees to testify. The Peterboro visit promises police scrutiny and a showdown over Paradis and LeBlond with Jim and Christie’s interests at stake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
Omar
LeBlond’s
Paradis
Pierre Mignan
Sunset House
Rome
Paraodia
LeBlond
Christie
Houge
Bolavert
Dadenida
Baal
Als
Chieti
Migswan
Hlnter
Ae Fox
Stuart
Paradia
Amooth
Mane Lauren
Tim
Baou
Louis LeBlond
Peterboro
Louis le Blond
Pierre
Theo LeBlond
Maclauren
Mr. Stuart
Mignan
Marder
Island vigil as Kla peterboro nears North-West post
Jim Sturt watches distant islands fade from view as Kla peterboro travels the squid miles. Behind him Pierre Mignan sits on his heels in concern while Omar and the others ride in the stern arc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paradees
Pitlegs
LeBlond
North-West Company
Jim
Omar
MacLauren
Dis LeBrond
Jim Sturt
Kla Peterboro
Pierre Mignan
Arma
Trail of Cynicism in Poor Richard's Counsel
Philadelphia Ledger reflects on Benjamin Franklin's Poor Richard's Almanack, noting proverbs blend industry and frugality with virtue. It argues wealth and virtue are not inseparable and praises Franklin's industrious simplicity over ostentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard
Prapkiin Hisself
Franklin
Philadelphia Ledger
Tribute to Great Sailor Ford Nelson
A brief tribute recalls Ford Nelson as a foremost British naval officer. The naval commemoration notes his death and honors his service, portraying him as a model on the deck and in leadership at sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Nelson
Desert Caves Hold Ancient Treasures and Ruins
British surveyors in the Trangjordania Syr ian desert report discoveries south of Ammad including caves with prehistoric relics, Bronze Age artifacts, inscribed walls, and Bedouin wells still in use. Noted are six meter high walls near Almagribe, ancient Babylonian sites, and a planned Euphrates bridge at Haith between Damascus and Baghdad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haifa
Bagdad
Tos
Ammad
Degertatoff
Haith
Datmascus
Euphrates
Pumbadita
Mabtnbe
Halth
Wella
Balth
Almagritbe
Almagrabe
Miss Madelena Crowley’s Kruschen Weight Loss Story
In Little Rock Arkansas Miss Madelena Crowley shares a weight loss success after using Kruschen Salts for a year. She says she weighed 140 pounds and now weighs 116 pounds and feels healthier and more active. A jar costs a trifling sum and is available at drugstores worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madelena Crowley
Little Rock
Ark
Salta
Barnes Butterfly Collection Sold to National Museum
The widow of Dr. William Barnes of Decatur Illinois has accepted a $50,000 offer from the United States government for the famed butterfly collection. The specimens will be transported to Washington and housed in the National Museum after transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Barnes
Decatur
Fourth grade lesson on rlaling sparks playful wordplay
A teacher prompts Samuel to define a mine and he answers with a pun about minds. Cordelia boasts a 12 inch gun can toss a football. The piece hints at elusive secrets of success in a shy, cryptic tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel
Cordelia
Peat still used for heat in Caithness homes
In Caithness in Scotland peat remains a common winter fuel. Families cut, dry, and burn peat in a lazy hole and transfer embers to an ingy hole where ashes smolder overnight. The practice shows peat’s continued role in rural heating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beotland
Caithness
Ao Callas
Ara Saat
USA
Women outnumber men at St Albans mice show
Women vastly outnumbered men by 16 to 1 at the South of Mnyland mouné show in St Albans. Visitors crowded the exhibit pens to view mice from across the country competing for 20 challenge cups and 44 special prizes. Mice of nearly every color were present and valued from under 100 dollars to a top price of 250 dollars.
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St. Albans
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Esau
Pipestone
Dreef
How Gown
Woman River
Finland
Seylitt
Smoke
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Milan
Lake of the Sand
Hig Man
Kalf
Yim
Pargdig
Chapter
Mercolize
Othar Weatmanti
F.e.rollinsco
Weil
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Petermar
Raed
Jayne
DR. C. Jayne & Son
Philadelphia
W. W.A
Des Moines
Toledo Blade
John
Toli
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