The Spirit of Strength Forges a Young Eskimo Hero
In a tale from Expeossuk a small, frail boy named Kagsossuk withstands mockery and seeks power. A mysterious stranger sets him on rock and commands a test with a great gray fox spirit, binding strength to the fox’s tail while the boy endures and grows. He returns to the village, joins the peers, and his legs seem to fuse with iron as he proves resilience and gains a new, quiet power.
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Jack
Kagspenk
Boke
Bie
Joel Hitle
Kageoesak
Kagsossak
Lim
Kayecesuk
Elso
Kaferissat
Torvarsuk
Kagsossuk
Rageoasak
Peatly
Eagecesok
Bagsessah
Ty “Melgis
Kugsossuk
Kagsassak
Bor
Kagesossuk
Kageosauk
Wong
Gray Fox
Kagsoasuk
Wireless instrument project sparks Eskimo craft tale
A fragmented historical note describes building a wireless telegraphy set with tuner, detector and condenser, plus an aerial and ground. It details parts like No. 18 magnet wire, a twelve inch coil tube, brass slider, and DIY methods, ending with costs and a brief fish puzzle.
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Coxe
Ente
Ems
Miss Dolly on the Stage: a DIY doll theater project
The article describes making a dolls stage from a shoe box covered in colored tissue paper, using green as the preferred color. It details cutting slits on the lid to form a frame, painting a village scene with a store and a house, adding a backdrop and curtains, and sewing a hemmed border.
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Miss Doll
Alea Fou
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Kagsossuk and
the Great Gray Fox
BOK
Silicon
Palmas
Grol
Miss Dolly
Elizabeth Shoemaker
Ames