Goose Point Gambit Unfolds In Great Barrens Air Chase
Alan and Buzzard return to Goose Point with caches of fuel and discover Bill Hardsock missing. A suspicious gasoline drum and a blazing birch headland hint at a trap set by Smoky and Whipple. Bill arrives exhausted, revealing Johnny Jump-Up attempts to ambush the plane.
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Buzzard
Hardsock
Bill
Goose Point
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Alooska
Joyce
Dave MacMillan
Margaret Fournier
Haskell
En Traverse
Sagand-willow
Bill Hardsock
Inspector Haskell
Corporal Whipple
Whipple
Johnny
Cain
Ogi-Tomax
Paris
Use Wheat Action Urged By House Of Commons
In the House of Commons G G Coote urged a Department of Agriculture action to study using surplus wheat for industrial alcohol production. He suggested a fuel mix of 15 to 20 percent industrial alcohol with the remainder gasoline, and noted a Washington bill on the same. He claimed surplus use could raise wheat prices and that grain refuse could feed cattle.
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Department of Agriculture
House of Commons
Department
G. G. Coote
U.F.A
Macleod
Washington
Mr. Coote
Coote
Dentists Kit Contains Six Thousand Instruments
A full dentist kit reportedly contains 6,000 different instruments. The figure underscores the breadth of dental tools used for exams, surgeries, and procedures.
Woman Loses 28 Pounds with Kruschen Salts
A 37 year old woman recounts losing 28 pounds in three months after trying Kruschen Salts. She notes weight drop from 222 pounds, ease climbing stairs, and feeling younger, attributing change to a six salt tonic blend rather than a simple laxative.
Unenviable Record: U S Leads in Murders per Capita
Dr Frederick Hoffman cites 1932 U S homicide rate at 10.8 per 100 000 from 180 cities in Spectator. He contrasts with England and Wales at 0.5 and notes firearms use and high-profile cases like Mayor Cermak and Roosevelt’s near-assassination.
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United States
Frederick Hoffman
the Spectator
Dr. Hoffman
England
Wales
Hoffman
A Bad Custom In Torontos Hockey Trip Sparks Debate
A Western Ontario paper defends young men who rode a train to attend a hockey game in Toronto. It argues that past petty thefts like taking packing cases, apples, or sneaking into events were treated lightly, but a worse custom exists when people ride streetcars without paying.
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Ontario
Toronto
Longest nonstop rail run record set 1925 Montreal to Vancouver
The record mileage of 2.937 miles was achieved in 67 hours by an oil electric CN powered car. Operators crossed the Rocky Mountains at 49 miles per hour during the epic cross country journey.
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Montreal
Vancouver
Canadian National Railways
Rocky Mountains
Ruth Signs Yankees Deal As 39 Year Old Star
Babe Ruth signs with the New York Yankees for 52000 dollars a year after a 14 year span with his team. He can retire anytime with 10000 dollars yearly pension. Baseball has rewarded him well as he nears retirement. Also notes Canada forest age and U S silk yarn export figures from Argentina.
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Babe Ruth
New York Yankees
Saskatchewan architects urge federal support for public construction
The Saskatchewan Association of Architects council in Regina backed recent Toronto industry talks and formed committees in Regina Moose Jaw and Saskatoon to identify building projects for corporations not relying on bonds to finance construction.
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Saskatchewan Association of Architects
Regina
Toronto
Moose Jaw
Saskatoon
Guard Your Child Against Diphtheria
Diphtheria is a serious nose and throat disease of children. It can cause lasting weakness heart trouble or paralysis. Toxoid treatment protects children in three simple visits. Ask your family doctor or health officer for protection.
The Rhyming Oasis Refined as Desert Love Ode
Aline Micheelle praises a beloved as an oasis in a desert and a satisfying isle at sea. She likens love to a guiding beacon for travelers and sailors, promising rest, renewal, and ardor through life. The imagery combines desert hardship with maritime solace.
Worst Yet To Come Seismologist Says Californians May Expect More Severe Earthquake
A seismologist from California Institute of Technology and Carnegie Institution warns that after 20 years of quakes the worst tremor may still lie ahead. Residents report strong shaking in structures of various sizes as the region endures ongoing seismic activity.
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California
H. O. Wood
California Institute of Technology
Carnegie Institute
Monument Damaged by Lightning at Pilgrim Forefathers Memorial
The Pilgrim Forefathers National Monument in Plymouth Massachusetts was struck by lightning during a recent storm. The statue of law near the base sustained heavy damage and the pedestal shifted about a foot with estimated damage between 2000 and 3000 dollars.
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Plymouth
Mass
Law
Movie Life Story Of Prince To Be Shown Widely
A forthcoming film titled Life Story Of The Prince of Wales will screen publicly and cover his life from birth through 1932 including his proclamation at Carnarvon. The Prince has viewed the film and approved the scenes shown.
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Prince of Wales
Carnarvon
Lithuania minted coins hide value at one million two hundred forty thousand
The passage notes that although Lithuania produces no silver, its metal coins carry a face value of 1 240 000 dollars. This frames a notable discrepancy between metal content and declared denomination.
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Lithuania
London Golf Links to Use 150-Year-Old Mansion as Clubhouse
London authorities reveal the new municipal golf links will center on a 150-year-old mansion repurposed as the clubhouse. City planners emphasize preserving historic architecture while expanding public recreation facilities.
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London
Words on Judgment and Sympathy From 19th Century Voices
A compilation of brief quotations from Adelaide A. Proctor Charlotte Bronte and George Eliot reflecting on judgment self restraint and empathy. The excerpts contrast outward critique with inner struggle and warn against judging others without understanding their burdens.
Dry Vandergrift to Stay Dry for 62 Years
Vandergrift Pennsylvania a town of about 12 000 may remain dry for the next sixty two years despite the possibility of repealing the Eighteenth Amendment. The 1896 deed from the Vandergrift Land and Improvement Company to the old Apollo Iron and Steel Company includes a clause barring sale of malt wine or spirits on the property for a nine ty nine year period. Violation would revert property to general owners.
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Vandergrift
Pennsylvania
Vandergrift Land and Improvement Company
Old Apollo Iron and Steel Company
Estate of John Galsworthy Leaves £88587 to Widow
The prominent British novelist and playwright John Galsworthy who died January 31 left an estate valued at £88587. Details of its division were not disclosed. The 1932 Nobel laureate’s biography will not be written without his widow’s consent.
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John Galsworthy
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