Transplanted Chapter Four Opens With Intrigue and Tension
In a Montana post, Dorothy reunites with Charlie amid light flirtations as two strangers Hugo Dare and Higgs seek a shirt. Indian surgeon Swiftwind arrives, coolly assesses danger, and a tense hospital plot brews between Dr. Sherwood and Swiftwind over Starlight and a looming Yellow Jack case.
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Dorothy
Little Major
Charlie
Florence
Montana
Hugo Dare
Wall Street
New York
Elliot Barrington Higgs
Dorothy Dunbar
Higgs
Dave
Hugo
Horton
Peated
Swiftwind
John Swiftwind
Albany
Dare
Daniel Webster
Sherwood
Starlight
Palisade
Yellow Jack
John
Railroads Face Lumber Shortage as Tie Supplies Dwindle
A Chicago Daily News report notes a looming crisis in railroad ties as railroads rely on wood amid a predicted lumber famine. White oak shortfalls push substitutes like yellow pine and other woods, with forests now being owned and planted by railroads to secure future tie supplies.
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United States
Forestry Bureau
Department of Agriculture
Pennsylvania Railroad
Bureau of Forestry
Ghost tale turns on a rat and bone at a Denver haunted house
G M Bostwick of Duluth recalls a Denver hotel tale where a crowded ghost debate led to spending a night in a three story ruin. A loud floor noise proved a rat with a bone then a doorway was forced open, breaking the scare and leaving the men to confess their bluff at dawn.
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Higgs
Dorothy
Dave
Hugo
Swiftwind
John Swiftwind
Carlisle
Harvard Medical School
Twelfth Cavalry
Dare
Redskin
Elliot Barrington Higgs
East
Helena
G. M. Bostwick
Duluth
Pfister
Denver
Milwaukee Sentinel
Coyote Lore and Morocco War Reflections in Harper's Weekly
The article blends a vivid coyote portrait with a Franco Moroccan conflict overview. It notes the coyote’s wary nature and survival tricks while detailing France’s North African forces, including the 19th Corps d Armee, tirailleurs and spahis, and Moroccan resistance as Casablancas siege looms.
Riddles and Wordplay Jokes From The Era
A playful page of quotes and riddles including puns about an egg and a horse, two people with a shared joke, a talking mirror, a spider’s gossip, and the letter M appearing in time phrases and monthly cycles.
Ocean life and tides inspire wonder across seas and coasts
Descriptive passages celebrate coral reefs, sunken gardens, and diverse marine life. It notes oceans’ depth, tides around Fundy, and the vast African and British possessions, urging popular books on sea life for general readers.
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Bay of Fundy
Sisal Boom Converts Nassau to Million-Dollar Industry
Four years after Governor Ambrose Shea introduced sisal, Nassau’s fibre boom yields about 1 million dollars annually. acre yields half a ton yearly, plants last 12 to 16 years. Land and profits shift to natives with ten-acre plots at ten dollars, supported by a 250 thousand dollar government fund.
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Nassau
Bahamas
Shea
Roeary Magazine
Ambrose Shea
England
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A. D. Hall
Charlie Sherwood
Miss Dare
United States Army
Mr. Dare
Whirlwind
Providential
Impa
Chicago Daily News
Kiote
Outing Magazine
Frank and Moor
Africa
France
Morocco
Danel-Belda
Casablanca
Rassuli
Algeria
Tunisia
19Th Corps d'Armee
Algiers
Constantine
Oran
Algeria-Morocco
Marseilles
Foreign Legion
Tirdilleurs
Tirailleurs
Tunis
India
Sons of Allah
Frank
Al-Magreb
Land of the
Harper’s Weekly
Under the Sea
Great Britain
Egypt
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