Dorothy Saves Wade and Outs Moran in Mountain Escape
Dorothy rallies to help Wade after a tense raid at Coyote Springs. Wade is rescued from a trap by Bill Santry and Lem Trowbridge, while Dorothy organizes a pursuit to reunite with him. Wade expresses growing affection as they plan to confront Moran and await the Rexhills’ actions.
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Wade
Coyote Springs
Dorothy
Rexhill
Helen
Corden
Mr. Wade
Neale
Bill Santry
Gawd
Gypsy
Hure
Moran
Santry
Trowbridge Ranch
Lem
Big Pine
Bald Knob
Trowbridge
George
Buckboord
Lem Trowbridge
Rexhills
Rescue and Vigilance Committee Endurance Scene
A weary ranchman in a deep fissure fights fear as a lion returns, then retreats into the timber. Dawn breaks with purple shadows and the man sinks into sand drifted sleep until Goat Neale awakens him by dropping a small stone on his face.
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Wade
Goat Neale
Lydia E Pinkham's Remedy Ad With Personal Testimony
A Ontario reader from Chatham shares how Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound relieved her postnatal backache and fatigue. The ad claims decades of aiding sick women and offers a free private booklet on ailments peculiar to women from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. Ontario.
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Chatham, Ont
Lydia E Pinkham
J. R. McMahon
Harvey St
Chatham
Ont
Lydia E. Pinkham
Straight Talk On Danger Of Colds
Warns that untreated colds lead to catarrh and lung damage. Promotes CATARRHOZONE inhaler as a cure, claiming it targets the source and clears nasal passages while alleviating headaches and throat weakness. Priced at $1 for months’ treatment or 50c for small size. available from The Catarrhozone Co. Montreal via druggists or mail order.
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Catarrhozone Co
Montreal
Prince Will Not Tour Dominions Amid Birthday Plans
The Prince of Wales marks his twenty ninth birthday and no Dominion tour is planned in connection with the Empire Exhibition. Royal duties keep him in England and officials deny health concerns while noting some writers fixate on an imagined marriage.
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Walter
Wade
Prince of Wales
England
Sockeye Salmon Fishing Opens Ports to Hundreds of Boats
Sockeye salmon fishing has commenced with hundreds of boats and thousands of fishermen departing Vancouver for fishing grounds extending from the international boundary to Alaska.
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Vancouver
International Boundary
Alaska
Mamma and Willie Debate A Biped Joke
A humor strip prompts Willie to ask what a biped is and Mamma replies it is anything that walks on two legs. Willie quips about a pair of stockings, prompting a lighthearted exchange in a domestic scene.
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Willie
Women in Politics and Service Across Eras
Montreal Gazette reflects on women’s rising role in politics and public life. It cites historical views from Siculus to Plutarch and Aristotle, notes modern diplomatic appointments and party alignment, and argues women can work for righteousness and peace with expertise in Canadian affairs. It also includes a humorous studio anecdote and a closing quip about obligation.
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Colin Campbell
Winnipeg
Montreal
Siculus
Egypt
Washington
Diana of the
The
Hague
Lausanne
M. Baldwin
National Unionist Association
United Kingdom
Mackenzie King
Ottawa
National Federation of Women’s Clubs
Liberal Party
Campbell
Canada
Dominion
Montreal Gazette
The English Language Spoken by Vast Global Audience
A language reaches a broad, multinational user base with more than 150 million speakers worldwide. It demonstrates widespread adoption across continents and cultures, influencing communication, education, and media while serving as a common lingua franca for diverse populations.
Danish King Christian Bold Giant of Royal Line
Danish King Christian the six foot six ruler celebrated his silver wedding and stands as the tallest monarch. A Roskilde Cathedral pillar marks his eight foot stat to record his height with a famed Irish giant once taller. The Danish royal frame mixes German blood with Danish lineage amid height legends.
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Christian
Roskilde
Denmark
Christian L
Pat Murphy
Raymond's Bright Exit From School Report
A father scolds his son for lowest marks, but Raymond replies that being at the bottom means safety since you cannot fall further. The exchange highlights a child's calm perspective amid parental disappointment.
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Raymond
Oriental occupation cited by British Columbia women institutes
Mrs V S MacLachlan of British Columbia urged the Womens Institutes to push for relief from Oriental occupation. In a Montreal speech to the tenth annual Quebec Womens Institutes convention she cited statistics claiming one ninth of BC births were Oriental and framed the Japanese as aiming to become a dominant race.
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British Columbia
V. S. MacLachlan
Women’s Institutes
Quebec
Womens Institutes
Montreal
Scientists say we are what we eat diet rethink
Scientists argue diet shapes identity more than assumed as commoner meals gain prominence in daily nutrition patterns. The report notes nuts feature significantly in broader eating habits, challenging prior dietary models.
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Greenyville
Pieadmont
Selfish man mourned alone after demise
A wry aphorism notes that only a self centered person grieves his own death. A 1299 B C Chinese bank note reportedly held in the Asiatic Museum, Petrograd. In Italy, spun glass yields felt and cloth materials.
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B.C
Asiatic Museum of
Petrograd
Italy
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Carafian
F. D. Goodchild Co
King Bt. West
Toronto
Mrs. McMahon
Ww. Hndl
Mamma
Biped
Coca-Cola Company
Christian Comes
Bovril
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