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Chitina, Alaska
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John Semple, plagued by a severe toothache, walked 63 miles from Indian River to Chitina. Later, his gasoline speeder ran out of gas en route to Kennecott's dentist, forcing him to walk back using 'Shanks' Mare.' He reports the Copper Camp dentist is excellent.
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John Semple, the same man who walked 63 miles to get to Chitina from Indian River, because he had such a tooth-ache still has to get to places by "pickin' 'em up and p-icin' 'em down".
He was trying to get up to Kennecott to the Company dentist there by riding in the gasoline speeder, but he ran out of gas so lucky to get back here, and had to rely on Shanks' Mare again. It seems to be a very reliable way of travelling for Friend Semple, even though it isn't ever so modern way.
Mr. Semple reports that the dentist at the Copper Camp is a good one.
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Chitina, Indian River, Kennecott, Copper Camp
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John Semple walks 63 miles to Chitina due to severe toothache; later, after speeder runs out of gas en route to Kennecott dentist, he walks back relying on 'Shanks' Mare' as reliable transport and praises Copper Camp dentist.