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Newspaper

Woodbridge Leader

Location

Woodbridge, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1932

Page

3

Ojibwa Meeting Sparks Cautious Alliance Talks

Jim and Omar seek support among Pipestone Island hunters. An old Ojibwa leader Ovide Zatalre recalls Fort Hope and warns against Jingwak the sorcerer. The group discusses Paradis and Jingwak while wary villagers assess trust and power.

Trade War and Indian Ambush on Pipestone River

Jim Stuart and his aide Omar survive an ambush by Paradis followers as they navigate Pipestone lakes toward Sturgeon River. With Patience and force, they aim to break Jingwak’s influence and maintain Sunset House trade amid hostile Ojibwa camps and rival LeBlond interests.

Lake of the Bind Jim Fica Omar Keen Stuart Jingwak Pipestone Ordera Paradis Jin Tipis Mel Ilere Ovide Zatalre Fort Lope Reneh Sturgeon River Aradia Thia de Sturgeon Rivairet Zotaire Sunset House Jim Stuart Aurore LeBlond LeBlond Leutenant Aurore Parcwie Andrew Christie Pavadia LeBrond Winnipeg Hea North-West Company Nipigon Esau Zotake Pipestone Lakes Pipeatone Zetaire de Sturgeon Sturgeon Fakir Egan Agaf Smoke Old Jim Sant Peterboro Ranger Jouse Big Mate Dinard Arma Peterhoro Oslawa

Not Worth a Picayune Phrase Traced in History

A note explains that a picayune origination denotes a trifling sum such as a Spanish half real or American five cent piece. The expression Not worth a picayune signals a thing of little value or trivial worth in modern usage.

Long Railway Rails To Be Laid In England Soon

The world’s longest railway rails, up to 90 feet, will be laid in England to reduce noise and wear. On 40 mile per hour trains, wheel jolts drop from 117 to 39 per minute with the longer joints. At St Albans, women outnumber men 15 to 1 at a South of England mouse show, competing for cups and prizes amid varied colours and values up to 250 dollars.

England St. Albans

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