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A harrowing tale of robbery and isolation in the wilds of Canada. Cyril and his Father travel to michigan to locate Cyril's long lost brother. Along the way they encounter robbers who murder his father. Cyril lost in the deep dark wilderness attempts a daring escape.

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Excerpt from Consolidator, Vol. 7: February, 1942This war was not of our choosing. The enemy gave us no choice other than to fight with all the might and ingenuity and courage of a united America - to win.How long it will take to crush the forces that have elected to plunge the world into turmoil depends upon each one of us. We are doing part of the job on the bomber assembly line, but we can do more.It' takes money to buy planes and tanks and...

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Excerpt from Thomas Alva Edison: The Telegraph-Boy Who Became a Great InventorIt is said that there was a very special love between Mrs Edison and her son Thomas. She loved his very presence, and partly for that reason, and partly because of the poverty which came upon them before long, she kept the boy at home, and, except for two months' school ing, taught him entirely herself. With her he learned not only reading, writing, and arithmetic, b...

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Excerpt from Consolidator, Vol. 7: February, 1942 This war was not of our choosing. The enemy gave us no choice other than to fight with all the might and ingenuity and courage of a united America - to win. How long it will take to crush the forces that have elected to plunge the world into turmoil depends upon each one of us. We are doing part of the job on the bomber assembly line, but we can do more. It' takes money to buy planes and tan...

Excerpt from Thomas Alva Edison: The Telegraph-Boy Who Became a Great InventorIt is said that there was a very special love between Mrs Edison and her son Thomas. She loved his very presence, and partly for that reason, and partly because of the poverty which came upon them before long, she kept the boy at home, and, except for two months' school ing, taught him entirely herself. With her he learned not only reading, writing, and arithmetic, b...

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