Timberley Impersonator Revealed in Forest Tragedy
Dorkin confronts a wounded man dressed as Timberley who is identified as Savage. Edna proclaims love to Tom Timberley as he recovers in a cabin with reinforcements returning with prisoners. Dayton hides nearby as Danny reports finding another wounded man.
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Pop
Titherney
Hemp
Miberley
Bert
Timberley
Dorkin
Tom
Edna
Danny Farney
Danny
Dalton
Timberley Allers
Savage
Mr. Dayton
The Man Who Works Hard Should Follow This Advice
Headaches and bilious fits plague the hard working man. Dr Hamilton's Pills quickly relieve headaches indigestion and poor color. The pills clean the system tone the blood and drive away tiredness and lassitude. No medicine for men is better than Dr Hamilton's Pills 28% at all dealers. The Catarrhone Co. Montreal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Hamilton
Dr.amilton
Sone, Co
Msitreal
Everything Pays in the End in Timberley Mystery
Dorkin confronts a dying Savage who confesses to plotting to ruin Timberley and his beloved Edna. Savage admits paying for sins past and asks Dorkin to tell Timberley he is sorry while Dayton contemplates confessing his own role. Dorkin urges Dayton to reveal truth and seek peace through confession.
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Savage
Dorkin
Dayton
Timberley
Abe Dalton
Darbo
Dalton
Weill
Dorkim
Workin
Edna
Woman’s Impulses Outshine Men’s Calculated Acts
An aphorism notes that actions driven by instinct or desire by women often yield better results than those guided by multiple calculated reasons by men. The saying contrasts feminine spontaneity with male deliberation to imply superior outcomes from less weighed decisions.
To Europeans in India the wild bee is more dangerous
A concise note reports that among Europeans in India the wild bee is deemed more dangerous than the soske, highlighting local perceptions of creature threats.
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India
Rural Education Needs Equal Chance For City Children
Mr. Fred Bates of Regina told the Rotary Convention in Fort William that Saskatchewan must give rural pupils the same education opportunities as city students. He cited high rural school enrollments, many one room schools, and rural teachers with lower first class credentials. he urged breaking down the city country barrier to improve schooling nationwide.
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Fred Bates
Regina
Saskatchewan
Rotary
Fort William
Bates
Canada
Dominion
Prairie Grain Elevators Expand Western Canada Storage
Hon. George Langley, Saskatchewan Minister of Municipal Affairs, states Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta have at least 3,600 grain elevators. Elevators stand 40 to 60 feet tall, cap 20 000 to 30 000 bushels each, enabling storage of about 110 million bushels of wheat. Licensed and supervised by the Board of Grain Commissioners of Canada.
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Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
George Langley
Western Canada
Board of Grain Commissioners of Canada
Smoking ban on U S property sparks reform push
The Hamilton Spectator reports senators in Washington voted to ban all smoking on U S property. Nevada member’s derisive remark about the measure provoked surprise among colleagues as they pursue a country seen as a light unto all nations through moral reform.
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U.S
Utah
Senate
Washington
Nevada
Hamilton Spectator
London coroner retires after 26000 ingests over 26 years
A London borough coroner retires noting a career spanning 26 years and 28 000 autopsies or inquests conducted.
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London Boroughs
Doctor Pierce Favorite Prescription Advertisements
Readers report health improvements from Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription promising clearer skin brighter eyes and plumper cheeks with a vegetable formula. Druggists offer tablets or liquid and a trial package for 10 cents from Invalids' Hotel Buffalo NY. Testimonial mentions restored strength after two bottles and willingness to write for stamped envelopes.
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Dr. Pierce
Doctor Pierce
Invalids
Buffalo
N. Y
Barelg
Ontario
Mags
A. H. Bisnor
R. R. No
Dominion farmer builds Holstein herd to record milk output
British Columbia farmer Alex Davie started with 15 dollars and now runs a top Holstein herd. His cow yields 22,514 pounds of milk and 1,132.06 pounds of butter in a year. Davie also thrives in grain, averaging four tons per acre on clover and 79 bushels per acre of wheat in 1919, showcasing the region’s high yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Provinces
British Columbia
Alex. Davie
Davie
Canada
Canadian Registered Seed Grain Gains North American Demand
Northern Grown Seed Canada emerges as a key source for North America with Canadian registered seed grain valued for quality and viability. American and international merchants seek northern grown seed, noting higher yields in southern latitudes and top prizes at exhibitions such as the 1920 Chicago International Show where Canadian seed dominated with fifty four prizes and special premiums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
North American
United States
Saskatchewan Drives Canada Lead In Auto Ownership
Saskatchewan leads Canada with seventy five cars per thousand people. Provinces follow with Alberta sixty eight? No, Alberta 58. Manitoba 55. Ontario 49. British Columbia 27. New Brunswick 22. Nova Scotia 19. Quebec 15. Prince Edward Island 15. The data illustrate Saskatchewan's higher vehicle density compared with other provinces.
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Saskatchewan
Canada
Provinces
Alberta
Manitoba
Ontario
British Columbia
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Quebec
Prince Edward Island
New Air Harbors Planned Across Canada
Four air harbors will be established at St Laurent Quebec Deseronto Ontario Armour Heights Ontario and Virden Manitoba. The Canada Gazette notes stations will provide Syers gasoline repairs and related accommodations.
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St. Laurent
Quebec
Deseronto
Ancient pine in New Zealand dated to thirteen hundred years
Scientists estimate a New Zealand pine tree is about 1300 years old, offering insight into the region’s ancient forest history and the growth timeline of long lived conifers.
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New Zealand
Saskatchewan Grain Growers Launch Membership Drive
The Saskatchewan Grain Growers Association plans a vigorous summer campaign led by J B Musselman to restore and grow its 1920 membership. Meetings will be held across districts with directors and sub organizers visiting unorganized areas as Musselman personal conducts field work and addresses meetings.
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Saskatchewan Grain Growers’ Association
J. B. Musselman
Musselman
Influenza Mystery Stumps 1918 Health Report
The British Ministry of Health notes the influenza epidemic of 1918-19 remains unsolved. It calls the outbreak the great scourge that swept Europe and Asia, killing more people in months than all of World War I. The report warns the immediate outlook is not hopeful.
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Ministry of Health
Europe
Asia
Tractor at Harbor Springs Goes Wild on Streets
A tractor in Harbor Springs broke loose and sped away, with the driver possibly letting the lines slacken, leading to a tense escape through town streets as reported by the Pontiac Press.
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Harbor Springs
Pontiac Press
Nickel Coinage for Canada Proposal Noted in Finance Notice
A proposed resolution announced by Sir Henry Drayton, Canada’s finance minister, outlines nickel coinage for Canada. It states that nickel pins minted under crown authority for circulation shall equal a specified Canadian cents value, be legal tender up to ten dollars, and follow standard weight and fineness with a remedy allowance, including handling for defaced coins.
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Canada
Henry Drayton
Victoria Plans Major Casino Near Empress Hotel
Civil authorities in Victoria BC move to build a large casino behind the Empress Hotel as part of plans to expand the city as a tourist destination.
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Victoria
Florida and New England Tea Room Queen Profits Noted
A woman running a chain of tea rooms at Florida resorts and along the New England coast reportedly earned a profit of 30000 dollars in the past year.
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Florida
New England
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Popp
Hes
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Drayton
Monte Carlo
Seigel
Adasta , Limited
Wagstaffe’s
Bayer
N. U
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