Return of Jeem Stuart and Aurore at Sunset House
Jim Stuart and the husky team reach Sunset House with Aurore after a perilous chase across the ice and snow. Smoke the lead dog recognizes him, Paradis dies, and Jim forgives rivals as the couple pledge a future life together amid a warm welcome and revived community ties.
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Allent Valley
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Varadia
Paradia
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Atrore
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Tita
Omar
Lel
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Aurora
LeBlond
Asay
Fort Hope
Jean
Ohlaste
Sunset House
Doga
Jeem
Oieh
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Jeem Stuart
Mitawangagema
Amar
Esau
Jinaw
Sarah
Nial Ogo
Bleester Joom
Aurare
Marthe
Dhurchy
Ruwenzori Mountains King of the Clouds Rise in Belgian Congo
Belgian expedition confirms Ruwenzori in Belgian Congo lies in equatorial zone with snow capped peaks. The massif spans about 80 by 50 miles and includes six explored snowy groups led by explorers such as Stanley and the Abruzzi. Margherita peak soars 16816 feet above sea level with glaciers feeding Nile via Lake Albert.
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Emin
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Kenya
French Equatorial Africa
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Ruwenyorr
South America
Amazon
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Reuador
Brazil
Quito
Ficuador
East Indies
Celebes
Bornea
Sumatra
Singapore
East Africa
Papers Interleaved For Long-Term Newsarchival Study
The New York Public Library interleaves plastic sheets with newspaper files to extend durability beyond a century though most bound volumes on wood pulp will deteriorate. Future historians will access legible papers dating to around 1840, while later records fade. The London Spectator example suggests even recent journals face decay.
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Women learn to fight, sage says in Chinatown
Hi Ho, the sage of Chinatown, declares that women are learning to fight and have always known how, asserting in a Washington Star reflection that readiness and strength are inherent.
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