Pioneer Arctic Explorer MacMillan Faces New Expedition
The article recounts Bowdoin College alumnus and Arctic explorer Robert Peary collaborator Donald MacMillan. It traces his polar career from 1898 to 1924, including distilling hardships like frozen feet near the pole, leadership of Crocker Land and Judson Bay ventures, and his reliance on National Geographic Society and Navy support for planned return to the Arctic around Wet.
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Donald
MacMillan
Eugene F. McDonald, Jr
McDonald
SiacMillan
Washington
Wilbur
Bowdoin College
Arise
Til
Bowdoin
Admiral Peary
Peary
North’ Pole
Chums
Les eRaey
Turewayn
Brigeey
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Matt Henson
U. S. Naval Reserve
Provincetown
Mass
Labrador
Crocker Land
Arctic
Judon Bay
North Greenland
National Geographic Society
U.S. Navy
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Young People of Church of Christ at Religious School
More than 10 delegates attend a seven day session of Young People of the Church of Christ in Des Moines. Miss Roby Painter of Drake University is in charge, with Glenn McCrar assisting, as volunteers from the local church plan the religious work and activities.
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Young People of Church of Christ
Des Moines
Tiewa
Charen O of Christ
Merning
Roby Painter
Drake Tible School
Glenn McCrar
Busy shipyard at work with four quartered boats and barges
A busy port scene shows a force of men at work on boats and barges. The note mentions a structure two stories high and a government project, with glimpses of a place called ML enmh suggesting an official label or project name.
Cottonwood Gulch Deserts and Feverish Gold Rush
In Cottonwood Gulch a lone old prospector awakes to find his partner gone and a town erased by gold rush fever. Hank Simpson pursues supplies as Box Elder disappears. newcomers flood the canyon, turning the creek to muddy gold and transforming the settlement into a lawless, chaotic camp. By day four a rough, fledgling town grows amid dust, dance halls, and rampant fever for riches. Old Jim Hawkins, starving and wary, searches for his partner’s camp while danger and hunger press on. The stage becomes a memory as chaos crowns Cottonwood with pursuit, theft, and possible murder in the wild southwest.
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Cottonwood
Jim Hawkins
Box Elder
Cottonwood Gulch
Hank Simpson
Hank
Jim Kent
Trank
Old Jim
Glory
Gregory Diggin
von Buckner
Cattonweod
Hawka
Paul Revere
Calronwood
Ike
Crimsoan West
Jani
Thaster
Dead Hank and Jim Survive Night in Valley Camp
In a rugged stakeout, Hank and Jim endure hunger and danger after a tense pursuit. A ghostly Benny-like vision spurs Hank to hush, then Jim awakes startled, learning Hank is alive. Old Jim ribbed, speculating on a minister and a named valley camp, while the pair react to their unlikely survival and grim surroundings.
Wasted Hank and the Suspicion Fire
In rugged dialogue Hank and Jim quarrel over who warned Hank about a death and a stalled confession. Hank defends himself while Jim grows angry, threatening with a tobacco stained jaw as they retreat toward a lean-to tent. TO BE CONTINUE.
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