River of Skulls end at Heather and Alan bond
Heather and Alan reunite after peril on the northern ice. They recover Heather’s strength, secure eight bags of gold, and plan a shared future while Noel watches a hooded figure approach. Heather accepts the name Heather Cameron as Stanton looms to strip her of legitimacy.
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Alan
Heather
Noel
Fort George
Montagnais
McQueen
Gavas
Roughy
John McCord
Koksoak
Dad
Slade
Rough
Parka
Heather McCord
Stanton
Heather Cameron
Teaching the National Anthem in Canadian schools
The piece argues that the National Anthem must be taught in schools and that both schools and parents share responsibility. It stresses that Canada, within the Empire, should treat God Save the King as a significant prayer and that new Canadians must respect the anthem to earn citizenship.
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Canada
Empire
King
Guelph Mercury
Time Will Show Consternation Over Reports Finland Loss
The piece contrasts reports of Finland’s struggle with Christian nations' history and notes Christian liberty’s defenders faced powers of darkness. It cites a Christian Science Monitor view on spiritual liberty and notes Russia’s wartime losses of 200000 to 300000, then remarks that the Kremlin devalues human life. It closes with a claim about North Carolina’s large rattlesnakes.
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Finland
Christian Science Monitor
Russia
Kremlin
Finnish Casualties In War Declared Near Sixty Thousand
Finnish authorities accept figures for the White Army losses in the far northern war. Total casualties from all causes exceed 56 000 and near 58 000 with 15 700 killed and 12 500 gravely wounded. One in ten soldiers deemed KO by the end. Swedish volunteers few, including one officer and one private killed.
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Russia
Finland
Acre value varies by location across Ontario cities
The Peterborough Examiner notes that land values range widely from $9,634.95 per acre in cities to $21 in rural counties. It cites 70,522 city acres totaling $679,476,592 and observes population density differences, with Toronto at 50.1 persons per acre and Ottawa near that level, highlighting urban premiums versus rural drops.
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Peterborough Examiner
Ontario
Toronto
Ottawa
Canary Guards Protect Tank From Deadly Gas
Efficient guards canaries are employed to detect heavy carbon gas in a tank. The birds’ acute sensitivity to foul air allows prompt warning if any leakage occurs, helping prevent exposure.
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Canaries
Equator Day Length Between Sunrise and Sunset
The text states a day at the equator lasts twelve hours and seven minutes, defining the interval from sunrise to sunset as the day’s duration. It presents a precise solar time measurement for equatorial regions.
Deleted stanza from God Save the King fits today
Ottawa Journal argues a removed verse of God Save the King could be restored to reflect wartime conditions. It links the anthem to unity, national safety, and the Commonwealth's justice and honor amid threats and changing politics.
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Canada
British Commonwealth of Nations
Ottawa Journal
Gems of Thought on Education and Liberty
A medley of quotes on education shaping character and self knowledge. It cites Herbert Spencer Horace Mary Baker Eddy Thomas Jefferson Lord Brougham Tryon Edwards and a Wisp of Wisdom about finding a golden room in a wooden house.
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Herbert Spencer
Mary Baker Eddy
Lord Brougham
Tryon Edwards
How to Make a Lily Pool in Your Garden
A compact guide from Home Service describes sinking a half barrel or tub for a small pool, filling with water, and using pigmy water lilies in white or yellow. It suggests edging with rocks and adding marsh marigold and forget-me-not, plus Regal fern for a tiny woodland scene. A 32 page booklet with full growing instructions and other gardening tips is available for 15 cents from Winnipeg Newspaper Union. The note also lists other 15 cent booklets on covers drapery and health topics.
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Home Service Dept
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave. E
Winnipeg
Man
Mickie Says Our Printing Shop Humble About The Work
Mickie asserts their printing shop keeps a humble tone despite handling a large volume of work. He notes the team produces many components and implies the scale of output justifies a steady pace. The piece reads as a local interest reflective item.
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Lane Mystery
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