Timberley Survives Duel as Timberley Impostor Is Unmasked
In a remote cabin Timberley is tended after a gunshot wound as Edna confesses love and vows. Dorkin discovers a wounded man in the woods wearing Timberley’s clothes and confronts the dying imposter Savage who claims to be Timberley, with Mr. Dayton beside him.
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Stesight Om
Pop
Darian
Tibericy
Timberley
Dorkin
Edna
Tom
Danny Farney
Danny
Dalton
Timberley Allers
Savage
Mr. Dayton
Dayton
Abe Dalton
Darbo
Dorkim
Sim
Workin
Ari
The Man Who Works Hard Should Follow This Advice
Perseverance and will power he should have but strength and vigor may vary. Dr. Hamilton's Pills promise relief from headaches indigestion and poor color. They claim to cleanse the system tone the blood and drive away tiredness. Distributed by The Catarrh Zone Montreal available at all dealers.
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Dr. Hamiton
Hamilton
Dr. Hamilton
Amilton
Catarrhozone
Montreal
Dorkin and Savage confront Timberley plot and guilt
Savage admits paying Dorkin to frame Timberley as Edna’s suitor. The old broker confesses fear of Timberley and his love for his niece. Dorkin consoles Dayton and urges him to reveal responsibility to Timberley and Edna, seeking confession, forgiveness, and peace.
Unstated Motives Shape Outcomes More For Women
A reflective remark compares actions taken without explicit reasons to those driven by multiple reasons. It suggests women often achieve better results when acting without clear justification, while men with many motives may not. The statement frames behavior as linked to gender and purpose.
To Europeans in India the wild bee is more dangerous
The report states that among Europeans in India the wild bee is considered more dangerous than the snake, highlighting fears of local fauna and dangers faced by settlers.
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India
Rural Education Urged for Equal Chance Across Saskatchewan
Mr. Fred Bates of Regina urged Saskatchewan to give rural children the same education as city students. He cited high rural population, many one or two room village schools, and low first class teaching certificates in rural areas as factors limiting rural schooling. He argued the barrier between city and country must be broken to meet modern needs.
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Fred Bates
Regina
Saskatchewan
Rotary
Fort William
Bates
Canada
Dominion
Prairie Grain Elevators Reach 3600 Across Western Canada
Hon. George Langley of Saskatchewan reports at least 3,600 grain elevators in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta. Elevators stand 40 to 69 feet high and hold 20 000 to 30 000 bushels each, enabling storage of up to about 110 million bushels of Western Canada wheat. They are 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
Prohibition Moves Across States Stirs Debate
The Nevada senator derides anti smoking aims as harmful while Utah passes prohibitory tobacco measures. Washington senators vote to ban all smoking on U S property amid a push for national moral reform. The exchange reveals divisions over the scope and effect of such a policy.
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Utah
Senate
U.S
Washington
Nevada
Hamilton Spectator
London coroner retires after 28 000 inquests in 26 years
A coroner from a London borough retires boasting a career spanning 26 years during which he conducted 28 000 inquests. The milestone marks a long service record in local judicial procedure.
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London Boroughs
Favorite Prescription Claims Restore Health for Women
An advertisement touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as restoring health after fatigue and nervous weakness. It claims clearer skin brighter eyes and renewed energy with a trial offer and testimonials from women including Mrs A H Bishop praising its effects.
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Dr. Pierce
Doctor Pierce
Invalids
Buffalo
N. Y
Bargie
A. H. Bisnop
Remarkable Canadian farmer builds Holstein herd and record yields
British Columbia farmer Alex Davie started with 15 dollars and perseverance. His herd includes world class Holsteins with a 22514 pounds milk and 1132.06 pounds butter 365 days record. His grain yields reach 79 bushels per acre in 1919 and clover averages four tons per acre.
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Prairie Provinces
British Columbia
Alex. Davie
Davie
Canada
Saskatchewan Grain Growers launches summer membership drive
The Saskatchewan Grain Growers Association plans a vigorous campaign led by J. B. Musselman to restore and grow membership. Meetings will be held across districts with directors and sub-organizers visiting unorganized areas. Musselman will personally cover field work and address district meetings, with other executives contributing time.
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Saskatchewan Grain Growers’ Association
J. B. Musselman
Musselman
Influenza Mystery Stubborn in 1918 19 Report
The British Ministry of Health issued a report on the 1918 19 influenza epidemic describing the disease as a problem still unsolved. It calls the outbreak the great and devastating scourge that swept Europe and Asia and killed more than the war claimed in a few months. The immediate outlook is not promising as other diseases have been controlled while influenza remains elusive.
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Ministry of Health
Europe
Asia
Tractor Runaway Near Harbor Springs Reported
A Harbor Springs tractor bolted loose and sped away with the operator unable to regain control. The incident was noted by the Pontiac Press as a notable local vehicle mishap.
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Harbor Springs
Pontiac Press
Nickel Coinage for Canada By Drayton
Provision for nickel coinage in Canada is made in a proposed resolution by Sir Henry Drayton. The amendment to the Currency Act would strike 5 cent coins of pure nickel and 70 grain standard weight, legal tender up to $10, and include standard provisions for debased coins.
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Canada
Henry Drayton
Crown
Victoria to Build Large Casino Behind Empress Hotel
Civil authorities in Victoria BC plan a major casino on the Empress Hotel grounds to boost tourism and attract visitors to the city. The project aims to increase the area’s attractions as a tourist resort.
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Victoria
Florida tea room chain operator earns large profit
A woman running tea rooms at fashionable Florida resorts and along the New England coast is reported to have made a profit of 30000 dollars in the past year.
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Florida
New Fagland Coast
Northern Grown Seed Canada Gains North American Role
Canadian registered seed grain rises as a premier northern grown supply for North America. English and French seed merchants and American buyers seek Canadian seed for quality and viability. At major seed exhibitions Canadian seed matches world competition, with Chicago 1920 awarding 54 prizes plus specials for best wheat and oats.
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Canada
North American
United States
Saskatchewan Tops Canada in Auto Ownership
Saskatchewan leads Canada with seventy five cars per thousand residents, far ahead of Alberta 58 Manitoba 55 Ontario 49 and other provinces. The chart lists Nova Scotia 19 Quebec 15 Prince Edward Island 15 and New Brunswick 22.
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Saskatchewan
Canada
Provinces
Alberta
Manitoba
Ontario
British Columbia
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Quebec
Prince Edward Island
Four New Air Harbors Announced for Canada
The Canada Gazette reports plans to establish air harbors at St Laurent Quebec Deseronto Ontario Armour Heights Ontario and Virden Manitoba. Each station will offer accommodations for flyers fuel repairs and related facilities.
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St. Laurent
Quebec
Deseronto
Oldest Known NZ Pine Estimated At Thirteen Hundred Years
Scientists estimate a pine tree in New Zealand is about 1300 years old based on growth rings and carbon dating. The finding highlights the long lifespan of native conifers and the region's ancient forest history.
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New Zealand
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Jae
Sr Ans Ney
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Gould
B.C
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Monte Carlo
Seigel
Wagstaffe’s
New
Canada Search Co., Limited
Bayer
W. N. U. Isi
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