The current is sluggish at the upper end [is / is _at line break_] quite small and scarcely capable of being ascended [scarely] to keep the Indian in wholsome dread [_spelling unchanged_] plural of innuk, "a person" [innuls] [_this is probably a transcription error: script "k" misread as "ls"_] less than a dozen individuals journey to Fort Chimo [indiviuals] during a period of great scarcity of food [or food] and after trial are cast off [_printing error: "ft" in "after" invisible_] When the father becomes superannuated [superanuated] CHILDREN. [_printing error: "CHIL" invisible_] If death result from natural causes [_text unchanged: may be intentional (subjunctive)_] no amount of slaughter can really decrease the numbers [realy] women acquire a wondrous dexterity [wonderous (_spelling "wondrous" occurs elsewhere_)] Wooden baskets are made in a similar fashion. A strip of spruce wood is bent nearly circular. [simiilar] [_reading conjectural: text reads "fashion / strip of" at line break without empty spaces_] FOOD AND ITS PREPARATION. [_final . missing_] the oomiak, from its flat bottom [_text unchanged: spelled "umiak" everywhere else_] a dish-shaped piece of reindeer horn [reinder] the other end of the piece may be of a different design [diferent] the slovenly wife and what befel her. [_spelling unchanged_] without much deliberation and repeated consultation [delibation] both sexes come to the post of Fort Chimo to trade [Chino] A species of gad fly [_spaced as shown_] the tops of the better class of footwear [betterclass] needles are used for the different kinds of netting [_text has "dif-/erent" at line break_] fastened by a whipping of sinew [fastended] drum beaten in rhythm to the monotonous chant [rythm] I am not aware that wagers are laid upon its issue. [wages] lest the blows cause it to split under the strain [blows, cause]
FIG. 111.-- FIG. 129.-- FIG. 132.-- [_all missing . after number_]
[Missing quotation marks in Nenenot Folklore section:]
... do not open them until we are done dancing." "I am playing with the ashes. ... and he will not know where I am."
For comparison purposes, here are some words from the "Koksoagmyut" section of the article, along with the forms used in modern dictionaries (Spalding, based in Aivilik, and Schneider, based partly in Ungava).