Macdonald Unravels Alaska Bank Robbery Motive
The Scotsman Macdonald exposes a double treachery in a snowbound chase. He uncovers half the stolen gold buried near a rock and a murdered conspirator, revealing Northrup and the suspect motive. Sheba learns Elliot is innocent and Macdonald urges Gordon to leave Alaska with Sheba.
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Orice
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Robert Milton
Trem
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Night Journey to the Road House Through Heavy Snow
A traveler presses on along the only path he can find as snow blankets the landscape. The moon climbs high as he finally reaches the road house, seeking shelter and contact after a long trek.
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Sheba
Gordon
Macdonald
United States
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Elliot
St Martin in the Fields A Royal Ties History
A London correspondence notes royal ties to St Martin in the Fields church where a king and queen attended a service. The church, mother church to royal parishes, has pews reserved for the sovereign and the prince of Wales.
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National Portrait Gallery
Drury Lane Theater
How to Prevent Croup Attacks in Children
The guide explains that tracheal illness begins with hoarseness and recommends giving Chamberlain's Cough Remedy at the first hoarseness to ward off the attack and avoid danger and anxiety. The advice emphasizes early treatment by recognizing early symptoms and using the remedy promptly.
Crosbys Donate Sedan to Red Cross in War Effort
In Life, Edmund J. Kiefer notes social scenes where wartime spirit shows in small acts. The Crosbys give their sedan to the Red Cross and women like Miss Stout canvas for Liberty loans while others admire uniforms, hats, and beans ready for storage.
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Camouflage Could Fall Before Colored Glasses Say Physicist
An American physicist suggests that camouflage can be countered by airmen using colored glasses or screens with field glasses. By choosing proper colors, uniforms and objects may appear in contrast rather than blending with the landscape.
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Popular Mechanics
Mushrooms urged for broader use amid scarce food
William A. Murrill of the New York Botanical Gardens says the nation should teach people to distinguish poisonous from wholesome wild mushrooms as food scarcity grows. He notes that wild mushrooms are eaten here mainly by foreign-born populations.
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New York Botanical Gardens
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Ends Coughs Quickly
The remedy is praised as safe for all ages and highly effective against coughs colds and related illnesses. Mothers report strong endorsements and say it is pleasant to take and suitable for children.
Chamberlain's Tablets Promote Healthy Digestion
Stomach trouble and constipation sufferers are urged to try Chamberlain's Tablets. Mrs. Benjamin Hooper of Auburn New York praises them for regulating bowels stimulating the liver and keeping the body healthy after two years of use.
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