University notes amid exams and concerts at Wooster
Dr O A Hille preaches at Hanks chapel and students resume recitations next Wednesday. Misses Forman Bricker and Lee deliver conservatory recitals. College Chokleters plan a spring tour. staff report illness, travel, and endowment funds. athletic, library, and faculty appointments advance.
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Fate Takes a Hand on the Redwood Trail Romance
A couple rides from San Francisco toward a remote ranch along the Ruslan river, facing nightfall and a barb wire fence. The narrator, hoping for a quiet romance, endures awkward banter, misdirection about their location, and a fresh worry as rain and darkness set in on the trail to the Ule ranch.
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Dick'n Land
Mollie
Night Safari with Bess Ends in Humble Dawn
A perilous riverine landing becomes a rough overnight camp as a leaky craft and a leant fire test patience. The couple end the trek with a dawn reunion at Rule's car with a hearty family welcome and a relieved, quiet laughter.
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Wounded 26 Times Private Krider Sets War Record
Private Krider of Light Battery K, Third United States Artillery, is hailed as the most severely wounded and later recovered man in a single war action. He endured twenty five bullets and one shrapnel shell while Luzon fighting left him unable to rejoin combat, later marrying a Presidio nurse and living in Jahartan. He may receive a pension of $72 monthly.
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Why Fur Rugs Are Expensive Season of High Prices
Fur rugs command high sums as collectors seek heads attached to hides. Prices range from $150 for common skins to $3,000 for a lion skin with full head and claws. Natives often remove heads or whiskers before sale, aiming to protect species from extinction.
Curlods Record of Tollvia Cold Climate and Barefoot Natives
The Chicago Record describes Alo Crucero where water freezes nightly and temperatures drop to 6 8 or 10 degrees below zero. Residents endure without heat, using ponchos and wraps while natives trek barefoot on ice. Noon sun scorches due to elevation and thin air, with shade sun temperature gaps of about 20 degrees. Local women herd flocks on mountains for weeks with parched corn and dried meat, coca leaves as nerve stimulants.
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Chicago
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