Gold fields chase and frontier party in Northwest tale
In a Yukon style adventure, Hammond and partner Joe Britten seek new gold beyond the Big Moose river while facing rivals and law. Annie the frontier dance hall owner gathers a troupe for a new venue as Kay Joyce and Jack pursue love, secrets, and a boozy bootlegging plot amid a looming discovery and a rich miner Olson.
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Hammond
Prince Rupert
Seattle
Moken¢ Joe Britten
Hag Gore
Nein
Hammerid
Annie
Jack
Kay Joyce
Lawsyer
Barstow
Kay
Timmy Moon
Bruce Enning
Terry
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Jeanne Towers
Jeanne
Joe
Big Moose River
Kenning
Jimmy Moon
McKenzie
Lew Snade
Timmy
Joyces
Olson
Moonlit Gold Dreams in Moose River Camp
Jack Hammond and Kay Joyce flirt amid mining chatter and gold fever. Olson revels in his nuggets while tensions with Mrs Joyce rise. Kay pushes for a placer mine and plans to stake a bigger claim with Hammond’s help as they envision vast gold deposits beyond Moose River.
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Seattle
Hammond
Olson
Kay
Joyce
Jack
Joe
Kay Joyce
Timmy
Harmimiond
Tucker Sven
Presto
Moose River
Jack Hammond
Iver
Bruce Kenning
Peru
Bolivia
Bruce
Coking of Coal Improved by New Carnegie Method
Five years of research at Carnegie Institute of Technology promise cheaper, faster, and more versatile coal coking. Preconditioning coal to 200 to 400 C in low cost equipment could cut oven time by a third while boosting coke yield and quality. The process involves controlled heating to promote favorable molecular changes, enabling use of coals not previously suitable for coking.
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Pittsburgh
Coal Research Laboratory
Carnegie Institute of Technology
William B. Warren
Mr. Warren
Warren
United States
Carnegie Institute
Telescope Quest Seeks Light on History Across Cosmos
A broad search extends to the visible universe to illuminate history through light from distant events. Dr Zwicky, Baade, Hubble and Humason study dimensionless ratios of physical quantities and red shifts to interpret cosmic history beyond Einstein. Some discrepancies hint radiation travels variably, challenging classical relativity.
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Watson Davis
Space
Earth
Fritz Swicky
Young and Brillant California Institute of Technology
Mt. Wilson Observatory
Drs. W. Baade
Edwin Hubble
M. L.hum Baade
M. L. Humason
Nebrae
Zwicky
Omnipresence of all elements, say Noddacks
German chemists Walter and Ida Noddack argue every element is present everywhere on earth from minerals to dust. They claim earth's original fluid history mixed elements, urging chemists to report results with decimal precision and avoid saying elements are not present.
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Earth
Berlin
Drs
Walter
Ida Noddack
Noddacks
People of This Day Are Taller and Mature Earlier
German researchers report that today’s youths grow faster and mature sooner. Fourteen year olds average nearly four inches taller and eight pounds heavier than previous generations. Final adult height remains comparable to ancestors, a view disputed by military doctor Hans Muller who cites ongoing growth beyond twenty.
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Berlin
Germany
Ernst Walther Koch
Leipzig
Hans Muller
Koch
Brain Waves Remain Consistent Across Days
Des Lee Edward Travis and Abraham Gottleber of the State University of Iowa report in Science that brain waves are remarkably stable day to day, though mood and mental activity vary. They also note that an individual can be distinguished by his brain waves, with patterns changing by sleep, effort, or idle wakefulness.
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New York
Des. Lee Edward Travis
Abraham Gottleber
State University of Iowa
Science
Towa Agientista
Abraham a Man of Prayer Lesson Preview
Lesson for May 9 emphasizes Abraham’s intercessory prayer for Sodom and Gomorrah. It discusses prayer as privilege, responsibility, and objective, urging believers to pray for others, execute bold, persistent petitions, and seek God’s power for cities, nations, and individuals.
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Abraham
Sodom
God
Gomorrah
Dwight L. Moody
Christ
No Reason for Anxiety in a Father’s Guiding Hand
A reflective note emphasizes that anxiety harms life and leads to sin. It voices confidence that the future is guided by a fatherly hand, urging trust over fear and urging readers to accept divine guidance. The fragment suggests spiritual reassurance amid worry.
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Blaiy
A Long Life Quote Reflects on Living Well and Loss
The line observes that a long life is measured by living well not by length, suggesting much of life is lost through poor choices. It hints at a reflective ethic where meaningful deeds outweigh mere duration.
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Weller
End of an Era for Walter Milton and Coe Ceé
Walter Milton and Coe Ceé conclude a notable period marked by leadership and service. Community reactions highlight enduring contributions, with local institutions acknowledging milestones and ongoing impact beyond their tenure.
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Mounted Police
Isha
Clark, Gable
John’ Barrymore
Mrs. Joyce
McKenzie Joe
Rand
WNU
Mt. Wilson
James
Westernerie Daaper Union
Coe Cee
End Ey Piso Serve Who
Walter Milton
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