End of the Royal Northwest Mounted Police Era
The famed Royal Northwest Mounted Police have merged into Canada's mounted police marking the end of an era. The scarlet and gold symbolized law and order across vast western plains from Hudson Bay to the Arctic, protecting settlers and guiding Indians and Metis toward peaceful settlement amid frontier change.
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Ottawa
Royal Northwest Mounted Police
Canadian Mounted Police
Riders of the Plains
United States
Mississippi
Hudson Bay
Rockies
Arctic Circle
Arctic
No Man’s Land
Justicc
Police
Great Barrens
Arctic Ocean
Dawson
Hudson Bay Company
Dominion of Canada
Great Company
Dominion
Winnipeg
Fort Garry
Europe
Unifor
Robertson-Ross
Nis
Northwest
Rifles
Red River
H. M
Great American Desert
Fort McLeod
Coronation Gulf
Yukon
Herschell Island
Canada
Custer
Pie-a-Pot
Canadian Pacific
Tainly
Walsh
Sitting Bull
Louis Reil
Western
Six Months Church Closure Suggested by English Vicar
London. Rev. W. E. H. Morris, vicar of All Saints church Southport, argues that England might benefit if church closures lasted six months. He says the country has grown overchurched and religion is too easy to obtain, noting ecclesiastical luxury and plentiful pulpits.
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London
W. E. H. Morris
All Saints’ Church
Southport
England
The Kitchen Cabinet Reflection on Happiness and Character
A reflective note on age as opportunity alongside youth. The piece envisions people who cultivate happiness and inspire others, highlighting those who consistently choose a positive outlook and lift the corners of their mouths toward optimism.
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R. W. Trine
Wholesome Fares from a Historic Breakfast Menu
A vintage culinary snippet outlines hearty value meals and simple dishes. Recipes include whole wheat grains with top milk, Green Soup from spinach and vegetables, Spanish Eggs on buttered toast, Boiled Fish in Court Bouillon, Maple Junket, and Escalloped Celery With Cheese, highlighting plain prep and modest ingredients.
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Court Bouillon
Back Pain Relief From Pinkham’s Remedy Told in Letter
Knoxville reader Mrs Pearl Hill credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills for curing chronic back pain fatigue and illness caused by female troubles after three years of ineffective medical treatment. She urges others to try the product for women's ills.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pearl Hill
Jacksboro St
Tennessee
The Human Dud in a Night Time Encounter
An army sergeant hearing a G I Can overhead dives into a shell hole already occupied by a private. The private is struck by the sergeant’s head, causing a moment of silence before a relieved exchange where they acknowledge the near miss and await the explosion.
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G. I
Serge
The
American Legion Weekly
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Seine
Paris
Famous Corps
Northwest Mounted Police
White Eagle
Little Knife
Black Moon
Canadian
Inspector Walsh
Col
Sam Steele
Strathcona Horse
South Africa
Fort
Resolution
Inspector Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Dempster
F. J. Fitzgerald
Arctic Patrol
la Nauze
Fathers Rouvier
le Roux
Edmonton
North
Wilds
Scarlet and Gold
Strathconas
Flanders
Plains
Harvard
Prairie
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Sheldon Leavett
Carter
Bellans
Texas
Cc. H. Freasier
Ft. Worth
Tex
Parker
dBiscox Chem
Patchogue
N.Y
Hindercorns
Hiscox Chemical Works
Denver
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