Senator’s plea and daughter’s defiant stand in Crawling Water
In Crawling Water a heated confrontation unfolds between Senator Rexhill and his daughter Helen after she overhears his private talks with Moran. He seeks to justify his actions by claiming a plan to arrest Wade for a questionable warrant, while Helen threatens exposure. He pivots to a plea for a cautious, fair approach and reveals a possible motive to protect Wade, noting he would not want Wade hanged even if convicted.
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Helen
Rexhill
Wade
Jensen
Gordon
Moran
Health and Vim Into Women From Pinkham Medicine
Mrs Janes H Macpherson of Brantford Ontario credits Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound with restoring energy, easing pain, improving sleep, and regularizing her monthly terms after displacing irregularities and backache. The ad urges readers to request a private text on ailments peculiar to women from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Cobourg Ontario.
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Brantford
Ontario
Lydia E. Pinkham
Janes H. MacPherson
Greenwich St
Ont
Senator plots to save family amid Crawling Water woes
Senator Rexhill weighs serving a warrant to pressure rival Crawling Water’s ranch and avert bankruptcy. Helen clings to slim hope indictments may fail, while planning a fresh start with Wade if pressures ease. The pair discuss Miss Parnell and future moves as tension tightens in Wyoming.
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Rexhill
Morever
Wade
Helen
Grand Jury
Wyoming
Gordon
Haig Graciously Accepts Life Membership Honor
A letter from Field Marshal Lord Haig to Dominion Headquarters in Montreal expresses deep gratitude for being elected a life member of the Army and Navy Veterans in Canada. He acknowledges the badge of life membership and thanks the convention for the distinction, signing as Haig of Demersyde.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion
Montreal
Army and Navy Veterans
Canada
Lord Haig
Haig of
Demersyde
Economic progress and milk consumption facts
The British claim the first balanced budget first to cut taxes and first to address external debt while proposing further reductions. In the United States federal statistics show an average daily milk intake of seven tenths of a pint per person, up 17 percent in ten years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Manchester Guardian
U.S
Freezone Promises Quick Corn Removal by Druggist
A drugstore product called Freezone claims to relieve corns instantly with a drop applied to the corn. The ad states the corn will lift off with the fingers and requires only a small bottle sold for a few cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Nature
Britain Faces Air Defence Inferiority Debate in Lords
In the House of Lords a cross-aisle debate on Britain's air defence potential and France's superiority revealed anxiety over an uncertain European balance. Peers urged a one power standard, cost considerations, and possible reallocations from abroad to fund a larger air force amid fears of future aerial attacks.
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France
House of Lords
Lickenhead
Haldane
Viscount Grey
Europe
Duke of Sutherland
Air Ministry
Committee On Imperial Defence
Lord Sutherland
Cole
Samuel Hoare
House of Commons
Palestine
Mesopotamia
Lord Birkenhead
Great Britain
Viscount Haldane
Lord Carson
League of Nations
Putnam's Corn Extractor Promises Permanent Removal
A fifty year trusted remedy to lift corns between the toes using Putnam's Corn Extractor. Sold at 25c everywhere as the old reliable solution that stands the test of time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam's Corn Extractor
Dr Charles Harriss Arrives for Empire Exhibition
Ottawa ophthalmologist Dr Charles Harriss arrives in St John aboard the Montclare to direct a chorus of 10,000 voices and an orchestra of 500 for the 1924 Empire Exhibition in London. He notes the stadium’s capacity 125,000, a 2,000 spectator pool, and that £1,000,000 has been spent with another £1.5m needed. The stadium opens in April 1924 with the King and a football final. seats priced five guineas to seven shillings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Harriss
Ottawa
London Stadium
St. John
Montclare
Liverpool
Harriss
Old Country
London
Australia
Canada
Apples From B C Lead 1922 Shipments In Okanagan
The Okanagan district of British Columbia shipped 2 400 500 boxes of apples in 1922, about 190 000 more than 1921. Peaches and cherries also showed substantial gains over the prior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okanagan
British Columbia
New Sea Going Craft Built To Cope With Perils At Sea
A British factory constructs a unique sea craft with five crew, chart room, and an onboard air system. It can detach a lifting plane structure to form an aircraft carrier module with aero-motors delivering 1800 horsepower. The design hints at converting surface ships into flying vessels with sufficient engine power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Daily Mail
Balance-wheel shaft of average watch cycles yearly
The balance-wheel shaft of the average watch makes about 236,682,000 revolutions each year, illustrating the immense internal motion powering timekeeping devices.
Penitentiary Walls Guard Inmates And Public Welfare
Dirig.-Gen. St. Pierre Hughes, superintendent of Canadian penitentiaries, told an Ottawa audience that the walls serve to prevent escapes and to stop interference by smugglers of revolvers whisky and other goods. He outlined improvements and the admission to discharge process in the system.
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Penitentiaries
St. Pierre Hughes
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Gene
Race
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Wes Pill
Army and Navy Veterans For Life
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Chase
Lawson Bates & Co., Limited
Toront
ST. Charles
the Borden Co. Limited
Bayer
Bayer Acture
Bayer Company
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