River of Skulls and the Labrador Quest Ends in Highland Mystery
Alan Cameron and his Indian partner Noel chase a hidden fortune and glory across the wild north, meeting John McCord and Heather McCord in a saga of deception, murder, and the River of Skulls. McCord unveils a lost gold tale tied to Koksoak lore, as Allan and allies plot a perilous expedition into Ungava country.
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Alan Cameron
Noel
Big River
Canada
Talking River
Lan
John McCord
Hunter
Alan
Skulla
Heather McCord
Rough
Fort George
McCord
McQueen
Slade
Arsene Rivard
Berthe Dessane
Bilge River
Billy
Neil Campbell
Whale River
Campbell
Berthe
Whale Island
Richmond
Hanbury
Conjeror
Talking Rivers
Heather
John
Neil
Crook
Labrador
Ontario
Yukon
Messines Ridge
Aleck Drummond
Montreal
Drummond
Hudson’s Bay
Fort Chimo
Koksoak
Ungava Bay
Dessane
Manitou Gorge
Desgane
Chimo
Chapter VI-Continued: McCord and Alan Face Police News
McCord confronts the truth about the police chase and a wife’s death while deciding how Heather learns of the danger. Alan and McCord vow trust, share a meal, and plan to move the net to the island as four dogs wait.
Chapter Vit and the Ungava Dogs Triumph
A happy girl shares meals with two hungry men as Alan narrates his coast trek seeking dogs. Fort George is barely discussed while praise for Ungava dogs grows. John and the giant peer toward a future where their team could haul a thousand pounds on crust and dominate next spring.
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Alan
Fort George
John
Moth Toll Hits Textiles Across United States
Popular Mechanics reports annual textile damage in the United States reaches about two hundred million dollars. The webbing clothes moth is the most harmful type, tiny buff colored with a half inch wingspan. Eggs, about 100 per moth, hatch into larvae that feed on wool, fur, feathers, and manufactured fibers, causing widespread damage in clothes and upholstered goods. Regular brushing, air, and sun exposure at monthly intervals are the best preventive measures to destroy fragile eggs.
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United States
Saya Popular Mechanics
Old City of Corinth Through Ages and Echoes
Ancient Greek city Corinth traces its origins to 1960 B C and rises as a center of wealth and trade. It inspired Syray case claims, was sacked by Romans in 146 B C, rebuilt by Julius Caesar, and later served as a Roman Greek capital before enduring repeated earthquakes.
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Old City
Greece
Corinth
Julius Caesar
St. Paul
Cake Recipe Contest Showcases Wide Range of Delicate Desserts
In New York City the Experimental Kitchen Laboratory hosts a Cake Recipe Contest readers submitted. The room fills with white chocolate spice and fruit cakes from Grandmothers’ recipes to modern favorites. First prize goes to Mrs D F Kelly of Whitewater Wisconsin. several second and third prize winners listed with full addresses.
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C. Houston Goodiss
New York City
Robert B. Lee
D. F. Kelly
Charles St
Whitewater
Wis
H. Harshburgen
Fifth Ave
Altoona
R. A. Williams
Rosemary Ave
Detroit
Mich
C. A. Burns
Oakland
Miss
Sadie Cunningham
Avonmore
Laura Meyer
Pleasant St
Plymouth
Experimental Kitchen Laboratory
C. Houston Goudiss
Around the House Homemaker Tips and Thanks
Tips on simple home tasks include child friendly clothing buttons flush-type moldings dust catching corners and using a sugar glaze for vegetables. Advice covers wrapping cooked meats for storage reducing clock noise with a glass bowl and repurposing a folding camp stool as luggage rack. Includes thanks to homemakers who submitted recipes and mentions several prize winners.
Silent Arrow and Word That Never Return
A reflective note quotes Dalrymple on loss and farewell, contemplating memories tied to irreversible events. The excerpt evokes permanence and the impact of phrases and actions that cannot be undone.
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Dalrymple
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Frank
Stark Tage
T. H. Fjone
Flaxville
Mont
Lester Ralston
Judd St
Sioux City
Iowa
Harry A. Kramer
Marin Road
Manor
Calif
F. D. McDonald
Amherst
Texas
Vera Tygar
Commodore
George Ahlborn
Mt. Pleasant
B. A. Robinson
Emmett
Idaho
Jean Guthrie
Kansas City
Mod
Walter Richter
Bonduel
P. C. Blakely
Alden
Emogene Williams
Damon
Simon Moon
Norma
N. D
Dick Collins
Masgonville
B. F. Herman
Crosby
Misa
Paul Lorenz
P. D
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S. &. Arentz
Simpson
Nev
Vida Hilger
Rockland
Grace H. Peterson
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Bedford
Wyo
Jon Furnace
West Twentieth &T
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Greta Fiat
Galea
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