Haskell Suspects Baker Returns to Face Bandits
In a northern post, inspector Haskell grieves over Elizabeth Spaulding and battles jealousy as Baker hastily bought out and vanished. A stolen fuel mystery hints Baker plans to return by plane to confront bandits, fueling Haskell’s conflicted respect and strategic resolve.
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Baker
Elizabeth
Haskell
Eli Hardsock
Mrs. Drummond
Kruschen Salts Advertising and a Crime Plot Fragment
An advertisement extols Kruschen Salts as a fat banishing tonic with daily dose claims and health benefits. The text then shifts to a crime scene narrative with ex-sergeant Baker pursuing criminals and a pursuit across wilderness toward a rendezvous with Hardsock, aiming to capture or arrest.
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Allon
Baker
Edmonton
Hardsock
Help for tired wives and a vegetable tonic
An advertisement urges wives bearing family burdens to try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. It claims 98 of 100 women report benefits and encourages readers to ask their druggist for a bottle and observe the results.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Canadians Win King's Trophy in Imperial Rifle Competition
Canada led the 41 000 competitors to win the King's Trophy for miniature rifle shooting among boys of the empire. Winnipeg and Calgary shooters were notable, with Canada averaging 85 points to top South Africa and Britain. Canada entered 11 226 boys and placed 38 Canadian units on the honor list, earning 135 individual medals.
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Calgary
South Africa
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India
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Athens
Ontario
High School
Earl Jellicoe
Hamilton Collegiate
Cameron Highlanders Cadets
Woodbridge, Ont
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Calgary Hillhurst School
Quebec Commercial Academy
The Rhyming Optimist Poem by Aline Michaelin
Aline Michaelin praises April days and nature's beauty. The speaker extols the world’s ecstasy, the rising tides of life, and the precise, harmonious patterns in nature. The poem argues the whole scheme is as perfect as its smallest parts.
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Aline Michaelin
Street Musicians in London Go Highbrow Amid Unemployment
The New Outlook notes street music in London has turned highbrow as over half of Britain's musicians are unemployed. Violins and other instruments are heard in quieter streets as artists try to survive, a consequence of talkies reducing orchestras.
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London
England
Toronto
Mrs Maycock Seeks Third Crown At Regina Grain Show
Mrs Mary E Maycock of Milford Prince Edward County Ontario aims for a second major win by entering beans in the Worlds Grain Show at Regina following her three consecutive Chicago International Grain Show titles.
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Mary E. Maycock
Milford
Prince Edward County
Ontario
Chicago
Night Falls and Day Breaks Stolen by Paradox
A meditation on time and perception, noting how night arrives with quiet inevitability while daylight breaks through with abrupt clarity, suggesting a playful tension between darkness and light. The line invites reflection on cycles and the changing nature of moments.
Cure for Undulant Fever Says Cincinnati Scientists
Three University of Cincinnati College of Medicine researchers Dr Alfred E O Neil Dr W B Wherry and Dr Lee Foshay announce a serum that treats undulant fever Malta fever reducing illness to near cold levels in three to four days They used nitrous oxide gas to neutralize the toxin and then produced serum from goat blood and coagulated fluid with the remaining vaccine.
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College of Medicine
University of Cincinnati
Malta
Europe
Man
Alfred E. O'Neil
W. B. Wherry
Lee Foshay
O'Neil
Cincinnati
Binder twine inspection shows most makers exceed length guarantee
Results from the Seed Branch of the Dominion Department of Agriculture reveal 381 binder twine samples tested last year. 236 exceeded the length per pound guaranteed and only 5 were short of the 5 per cent tolerance.
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Dominion Department of Agriculture
Bavarian Chief Trapper Ends War on Muskrats
Herr Adam Roth, Bavarian government chief trapper, reports victory in a campaign against muskrats. Thousands of pests slain by an invention he recently perfected, reducing damage as Bavaria now has few if any muskrats left.
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Adam Roth
Germany
Bavaria
Little Helps For This Week
A devotional snippet urges timely work on daily tasks citing Bible verses and quotes from Wordsworth Faber and Thom. It emphasizes not delaying duties lest opportunities and peace fade and arrears accumulate.
True Patriots sacrifice excess taxes cited by Eagle editors
Two unnamed individuals in New York paid higher income taxes than required and forewent personal exemptions or losses in sales of securities. A retired professor waived his exemption while a transportation executive did not deduct 25000 in losses. Their acts are praised as public spirit.
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State of
New York
Brooklyn Eagle
Oil drilling eyed in Harz Mountains Germany
The report notes a plan to drill for oil in the Harz Mountains of Germany. It also mentions the Prince of Wales as an expert on skates.
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Harz Mountains
Germany
Prince of Wales
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