Red Trail The Algonquin Speaks Of Vengeance And Escape
In the cabin the Algonquin Sagawa speaks of red trails and vengeance while tension rises among Darbo Dalton and Gregg. The men discuss Sagawa and Dorkin as plans shift, with Darbo hinting at bringing Darkin home amid mounting threat and conspiracy.
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Sagawa
White Hawk
Darbo
Dalton
Tadian
Hite
Pers
Sawaga
Farmey
Gregg
Cove Haunt
Daddy Farney
Dorkin
Danny Farney
Bad Man’s Land
Harry
Abe
Red Trail
Alton
White Water
Farney
Darkin
Red Rose Tea Blends for Distinctive Flavor
A nostalgic advertisement notes many varieties of tea equal to roses but claims only Red Rose Tea offers a single distinctive flavor through skilled blending. It emphasizes the unique Red Rose blend as the sole option.
Dalton and the half breed raid plan in frontier tension
In a tense frontier scene Dalton brutalizes a captured half breed with a wand then orders his fellow cowboys to raid Dorkin's Preserve. Gregg reassures the group they will proceed while the Algonquin hunter is away, plotting the raid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sean
Dalton
Darbo
Dorkin
Gregg
Cap
Mr. Timberley
Wealth of Canada Could Ease Dominion Debt
Duke of Devonshire told the Royal Canadian Institute in Toronto that Canada’s untouched natural resources and research could lift developed wealth to about one hundred billion dollars in ten years. He noted Canada’s small railway reach and vast Arctic regions hold high value potential for growth and debt relief.
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Canada
United States
Dominion
Duke of Devonshire
Royal Canadian Institute At
Toronto
Governor General
Arctic Circle
Miner Who Died Rich Estate Valued At A Quarter Million
John Mitchel former UMWA president left an estate valued at about 250000 dollars. The Toronto Mail and Empire notes the irony that thrifty coal diggers may die rich and fuel debate on labor wealth.
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John Mitchel
United Mine Workers of America
Toronto Mail
Empire
Roumania Buys Locomotives for Rail Expansion
Trade Commissioner W. D. Wilgress reports Roumania is purchasing hundreds of new locomotives. A representative of Canadian interests has been in the county for several months negotiating the supply of railway equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roumania
W. D. Wilgress
European Use of Conduit Fuel Blocks
Conduit pressed into compact block shapes serves largely as fuel across Europe, with diverse form factors aimed at efficient burning and handling. The blocks are produced in multiple sizes to suit household and industrial needs, reflecting a practical energy solution for the continent.
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Europe
There is hope for any man as long as his dog doesn't cut his acquaint
A fragment from a column ends abruptly with a moral about loyalty between man and dog, suggesting a humorous or folksy reflection on companionship and risk in everyday life.
Land Pays for Itself in One Year in Alberta
Chas Gray bought land at Manville in Central Alberta for 38 per acre and just shipped his first crop. At today’s wheat price, the land yielded about 66 per acre, almost double the purchase cost in the first year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Middle-West
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Chas. Gray
Manville
Canadian War Memorial in France proposal advances
A projected Paris memorial for Canadians who fell in France would house fifty Canadian scholars at La Maison des Etudiants. The plan, backed by dignitaries including Marshall Foch and M. Poincaré, aims for a $500000 cost with broad small-subscription support rather than few large gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippe Roy
Canada
Paris
France
la Maison Des Etudiants
Canadiens
Marshall Foch
Poincaire
Britain to repay debt with monthly Canadian installments
Advices to the Montreal Gazette say Britain will pay off its $150,000,000 debt within 18 months through monthly installments. For six months starting November 1 payments are $5,000,000 each, then $10,000,000 per month for the following year, completing by May 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal Gazette
Great Britain
News of the World tops global Sunday circulation
The News of the World in London holds the largest weekly reach with about 4 million copies circulated every Sunday, under Lord Riddell ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News of the World
Lord Riddell
London
Dr Hamilton's Pills Promise Kidney Relief
An early 20th century advertisement claims Dr Hamilton's Pills cure kidney weakness and liver issues. It warns of dragging lower back pain, morning lameness, swelling, rheumatic pains, and fatigue if untreated. The copy touts Mandrake and Butternut formula and sells in 25 cent boxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Hamilton
No Trees on the Falkland Islands Claim Cited
A historical note asserts the Falkland Islands have no native trees, contrasting with later reforestation efforts and ecological studies in the archipelago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falkland Islands
Planes For India Presented By British Government
The British Government has presented to the government of India one hundred De Havilland and Avro aeroplanes. Some planes have been turned over to local governments and administrations, others to ruling princes and aviation clubs, with the remainder given to former aviation officers living in India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Government of India
de Haviland
Avro
India
Lloyd George backs idea for war deeds book in Commons
Premier Lloyd George answered sympathetically in Parliament when asked to prepare a book of noble deeds from the great war. His response framed the proposal as a worthy tribute and signaled consideration by government ministers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lloyd George
House of Commons
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Willow
the Wisp
Archie P. McKishnie
Timberley
Algonquin
Dodds
N. U
Bovril
Wagstaffe’s
Eggo
E. D. Smith & Sons
E. D. Smith
Western
Watson & Truesdale
Winnipeg
Regina
Saskatoon
Donald H. Pale Co
Calgary
Edmonton
Alta
Fred
William Wallace
Wallace
Dana
Captain Marryatt
Maritime Province
Daisy
Will E. Ingersoll
Ingersoll
Hopkins Mookhouse
Dennison Grant
Robert Stead
the Musson Book Co., Ltd
Publishers
Henry Purmott Eames
L.lb
Cosmopolitan School of Music
Brunswick
the Musical Merchandise Sales Co
Dept W
Portage Avenue
East
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