Dreams in the Ice pack Aboard the Venture
Five men aboard the Venture linger in a deck saloon as an ice pack grips the ship. Mills recalls a prior voyage aboard the Beacon Fell with Captain Weir and mate Ted Nelson, hinting at a tale of danger and uncanny events to come.
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Antarctic
John Dane
Risdale
Rattray
Grey
Pearson
Mills
Weir
Callao
Dane
Nelson
Adelaide
Ted Nelson
Polar voyage talks on ice and a mahogany auxiliary barque
The crew debates escaping heavy polar ice with their mahogany built auxiliary barque. Kildare and Dane discuss chances of breaking free, while the geologist and Flint reference dreams and weather clues about open water to the southeast.
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Kildare
Dane
Rattray
Pearson
Flint
Danzious
Dréa
Parson Cites Slippery Path Reflections During Walk
A frosty road leads a clergyman and a parishioner to a moment of humor and humility. The companion slips and a dialogue arises about sinners in slippery places and personal caution.
Obituary for Herbert Curtis in Twillingate Sun
Mrs Heraurt Curtis of Tizzard's Head writes to the Twillingate Sun to announce the death of her husband Herbert Curtis on June 29 after a long illness. He was laid to rest in U C Cemetery at Tizzard's Harbour with Salvation Army minister T Jennings officiating. She thanks the community of Tizzard's Harbour and Carter's Cove for support and wreaths.
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Twillingate Sun
Herbert Curtis
U. C
Tizzard
T. Jennings
Salvation Army
Lost Her Fat and Won a Husband
A former dancer Miss DD credits Kruschen Salts with shedding 43 pounds and securing marriage. She notes initial weight loss of about 10 pounds in a bottle and overall drop from 151 to 117 pounds in just over three months. The article also mentions her current 108 pound weight and youthful look, plus wedding details and social notes about the ceremony and attendees.
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Kruschen
Miss HasBrouck Weds George E Rice In Rosendale Home
Lavonia DeGraff HasBrouck daughter of Mrs Silas B HasBrouck and the late James S HasBrouck of Rosendale married George Everett Rice son of Mr and Mrs Martin Rice of 229 Third Street Newburgh Sunday afternoon in her mother's Rosendale home. Rev C W Bedford presided under a decorated arch. The bride wore Italian sheer silk with a princess jacket and a white turban, carrying white roses and lilies of the valley. Maid of honor Margaret Neary Beacon wore maize and a ten-rose bouquet. Raymond Rice, groom’s brother, was best man. The bride's mother wore a yellow...
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Lavonia DeGraff HasBrouck
Silas B. Roose
James S. HasBrouck
Rosendale
George Everett Rice
Martin Rice
Third Street
Newburgh
C. W. Bedford
Rosendale ‘Reformed Church
Margaret Neary
Beacon
Raymond Rice
Daily Morning Reflection on God’s Guidance and Self-Commitment
The passage urges starting each day by thinking about the chief employment and the moment of greatest trial, and choosing daily occasions likely to bring the most challenge. It advises committing thoughts words and deeds to God to be governed and accepted by Him. It calls for seeking divine guidance for the day’s tasks.
Scotsman and coconut joke at the refreshment bar
A Scotsman at a refreshment bar is asked the difference between a Scotsman and a coconut. When he admits ignorance the reply is you can get a drink out of a coconut. He then offers the questioner a drink and tells him to fetch a coconut.
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