Lee Anderson Pursues Murder Suspect in Rough Frontier
Lee Anderson of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police is sent to Stony Range to arrest a man named Pelly for murder and to protect a woman linked to the Free Traders. In Little Falls Pelly is missing after gold mine claims, while Anderson and the pursued girl encounter Pierre and Shorty. A staged ambush leaves Anderson unconscious. the girl vanishes as he reaches Liston Lake.
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Lee Anderson
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Stony Range
Aman
Pelly
Jim Rathway
Little Falls
Pierre
Shorty
Anderson
Liston Lake
Pierrd
Siston Lake
Lee
Jim
Rathway
Estelle
Mallee
Kate
Stene
Rescue in the Promontory Chatters a Tense Escape
Lee fights Rathway to free the unconscious girl Estelle at a remote lake fortress. He escapes by York boat toward the forest while danger from pursuing riders and the motor boat grows nearer, grappling with past passion and present peril.
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Lee
Hudson's Bay
Mackenzie
Tie
York
Siston Lake
Rathway
Estelle
Chicken
Ife
Steve
Pierre
Shorty
Pursuit on the Lake Ends in Reed Barrier Escape
Lee drives a York boat toward shore while Rathway pursues in a motor boat. He hides among reeds, lands on a spit, and tends the injured girl, setting a dislocated knee with practised care learned from the Canadian army medical corps.
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Lee
Canadian Army Medical Corps
Anderson Faces Tough Choice With Helpless Girl
Anderson confronts a difficult problem as he debates how to assist a girl who appears to be without support. The scene centers on his struggle to decide the right course of action amid limited resources.
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Anderson
Ancient Copper Use Across Early Civilizations
Ancient copper and copper alloy artifacts appear in Egypt dating to 3800–4700 B C while Asia Minor and China show early finds around 3000 B C and 2500 B C. Mycenaean, Phoenician, Babylonian and Assyrian remains (4180–500 B C) yield diverse copper and bronze objects.
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Egypt
Asia
Blood purity and youthful skin bolstered by S.S.S. tonic
An advertisement extols S.S.S. as the key to red blood cell production and a flawless complexion. It claims facial impurities stem from poor blood quality and asserts S.S.S. builds red blood cells, with the product sold in drugstores. another notice promotes Dr Mathews rheumatic remedy.
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S.S.S
Finally Squashed Her
The druggist tires of a shopper who asks about a pest exterminator bottle. He explains dosing and application with dramatic insistence, and the customer makes no further inquiries.
Stop That Hacking Cough East Bakersfield Ad
A testimonial from Thomas J. Lamb of Oregon Street Bakersfield credits Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery with curing a chronic cough after a severe cold. Lamb reports robust recovery after one bottle and urges others to try the medicine, sending 10 cents for a trial phg to Buffalo New York.
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East
Bakersfield
Calif
Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery
Thomas J. Lamb
Oregon St
Buffalo
N. Y
Joint-Base Promise Heals Stiff Joints
An ad touts Joint-Base a remedy for rheumatic joints claiming it removes agony and swelling. It promises quick relief after ordinary cures fail and urges customers to rub it on for sixty cents a tube.
New Cardboard Kitchen Utensils Patented in England
A patent for forming waterproof and acid resistant kitchen utensils from cardboard is granted in England. The process dips pressed cardboard utensils such as kettles and saucepans into a solution of asphalt resin and shellac in spirit and then dries them slowly.
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England
Language Quips Highlight Mrs Blunderby’s Niece
A fragment shows Mrs Blunderby describing her niece as educated with a college background. The remark notes she speaks several languages in a witty, flippant tone.
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Jim. Rathway
Sue
Victor Rousseau
W. G. Chapman
WIN Service
Liquid Veneer Company
Gultaio. N.Y
SS Romande Best
Mathews
Mathews ‘Mfg. Co
Lansing
Kan
Trouble
Hall
Cheney & CO
Toledo, Ohio
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