Mystery manhunt tightens as Moira aids escape
In a tense Western scene, Sergeant Scarlet urges Moira to flee the gulch while he plans to trap Bart's slayer. Kruger and Hondemort are linked to Bart's murder mystery as the pair debate escape routes and a locked canon gate. The stakes rise with Bonnemort’s possible return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kruger
Hondemort
Indiana
Bart
Karmack
Seymour
Moira
Scarlet
Bonnemort
Man in peculiar boot implicates killer of Bart Casweil
The passage notes a right boot with a distinctive plate near an improvised setup. The sole bears a message as if spoken, declaring that the wearer of the boot killed Bart Casweil, revealing a key clue in the case. The scene centers on a suspect or witness contemplating the boot as evidence.
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Bart Casweil
Clutch of the Breed Drives Moira into Bonnemort’s Hold
Moira Malley moves along Glacier Creek avoiding the Smashes and hopes Seymour will rescue her from Bonnemort. The big half breed corners her on the log and forces a discussion as she plots a daring escape during a perilous riverbank walk toward the glacier ridge.
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Glacier Creek
Moira Malley
Kruger
Seymour
Bonnemiort
Bonnemort
Kreatch
Wildcat
Moira
Placers
Boston
Moira O Malley in Glacier Creek Placer Clash
In a struggle at Glacier Creek, Bonnemort tries to drag Moira to a tent while Russell and Seymour race to her aid. Moira hurls a rock, Bonnemort’s shot misfires, and Seymour wrests control, seizing a chance to rescue as the scene ends with a cliffhanger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moira
Bonnemort
Moira O'Malley
Seymour
Glacier Creek
Russell
Ponnemert
Motra
Life On Mars Likely Supports Life Say Astronomers
Robert G. Aiken of Lick Observatory argued that Mars near Earth may host life. He suggested the greenish surface tint in early Martian summer could be vegetation, implying possible low form animal life as on Earth.
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Mars
Earth
Robert G. Aiken
Lick Observatory
University of California
San Francisco
Round-the-World Trip Bergeniand Heads From Plymouth
The Red Star liner Bergeniand calls at Plymouth for the last time before a five month round-the-world pleasure cruise with 500 tourists. Stores must be kept in holds due to pantry limits, including 10,000 lb beef, 78,000 eggs, 10,000 lb butter, 30,000 gallons condensed milk, and 100,000 lb flour.
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Red Star
Bergeniand
Plymouth
Inspector Certifies Scales at Sixteen Ounces per Pound
The Inspector declares Mr. Short’s scales correct at sixteen ounces to the pound. Short, the grocer, admits suspicion and vows to fix them when time permits.
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Mr. Short
Gift from Scotland sends Clydesdale stallion to Regina
Hon. C M Hamilton announced a two year old Clydesdale stallion named Craigie Fyvie was sent to Regina as a free gift from James Kilpatrick of Kilmarnock and John Crocker of Fyvie. Robert Linton, on a 1920 Saskatchewan visit, suggested the donors donate a well bred horse to the province. Kilpatrick’s son delivered Craigie Fyvie within three weeks, a princely gift to the College of Agriculture and a gesture of Scotland to Canada.
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Craigie Fyvie
Scotland
Regina
James Kilpatrick
Kilmarnock
John Crocker
Fyvie
C. M. Hamilton
Robert Linton
Bonnie Enchanter
London Postmen Run Surprising Art Club Exhibition
British postal workers form an art club and stage an exhibition featuring over 400 paintings and drawings. Critics praise the works for notable beauty, and one exhibitor active in the post office has had pictures shown at the Royal Academy salon.
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Royal Academy
Indefinite Names Across America and British Nile Fish Find
The American Mercury notes Americans coin quirky indefinite names such as thingumbob doodad and doohickey. A British expedition returned nine thousand Nile fish specimens from Egypt, highlighting diverse collecting efforts and linguistic whimsy.
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Central West
Dingbat
Doofunny
Doodad
Doodaddle
Doogood
Dooflickus
Doojohn
Doohickey
Doobobus
Doohinkey
Doobibby
American Mercury
The
Nile
Egypt
Kil marnock Scotland Clyde dale breeder James Kilpatrick
James Kilpatrick of Craigiemains Kilmarnock Scotland is noted as a prominent Clyde dale breeder in local reporting. The article highlights his involvement with the Clyde dale dog breed and his standing in the breeding community.
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James Kilpatrick
Craigiemains
Kilmarnock
Scotland
Lincoln Descendant Buys Lincoln Engraving in London Meeting
John A. Lincoln, grand nephew of the American president, buys an engraving of Abraham Lincoln from an old print shop in London. He learns the shopkeeper is a distant relative of John Wilkes Booth, the assassin, in a remarkable coincidence reported by the New York Herald Tribune.
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Lincoln
Cecil Street
St. Martin’s Lane
Abraham Lincoln
John Wilkes Booth
John A. Lincoln
H. M. Mitchell
Booth
London
Lincoln New York Herald Tribune
Highest Radio Station Opens on Pic du Midi Mountain
The Pic du Midi observatory near France launches a world leading radiotelephonic station at 10,000 feet. A 350 meter wavelength antenna with 500 watts capacity is deployed up the mountain by mule and hand. The system links the observatory to Bagneres, provides weather forecasts for agriculture, and aids study of radio phenomena including signal fading.
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Pic du Midi
Bagneres
Wonderful Flight Of Pigeons In A London Race
A pigeon race in England saw birds fly from Palace Yard in London to the Black Country about a hundred miles in two and three quarter hours. The piece notes that pigeons now exceed 500 miles and even 800 miles in a day, referencing war carrier pigeons and Marseilles to England feats.
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England
Palace Yard
London
Black Country
Marseilles
Which Town Motorist Questions Direction in Dialect
A motorist and a local Hick debate navigation asking how far to the next town and which way the automobile is pointing, revealing humorous dialect exchange about road directions.
England Eyes Multi Engine Monoplanes and Big Airships
Efforts in England focus on building monoplanes with twelve engines and airships designed to carry twenty passengers per flight, signaling a push toward high capacity aircraft in aviation research.
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England
Mothers Use Vicks Vaporub for Colds in Family
Canadian mothers increasingly treat colds and chest illnesses in children with Vicks VapoRub rubbed on throat and chest. The medicated vapors are inhaled to loosen phlegm and ease breathing while absorption through the skin supports the relief, offered in a 50 cent jar or free sample by Vick Chemical in Montreal.
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Vicks
Vick Chemical
St. Paul St
Montreal
P.Q
North African Settlement Breaks Heat Record
A Royal Meteorological Society report says Avizia near Tripoli in North Africa reached 136.4 degrees, surpassing Death Valley's 134.1 degree mark set in 1923 at Green Land Ranch. The sheltering allowed thermometer registered the new high.
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North Africa
Death Valley
Calif
Greenland Ranch
Royal Meteorological Society
Avizia
Tripoli
Baby's Own Tablets Proclaimed Best by Mothers
Mrs Georges Lefebvre of St Zenon Que says Baby's Own Tablets are unmatched for babies and many mothers agree. The mild laxative helps regulate bowels sweeten the stomach and banish indigestion colds and colic. Sold by medicine dealers or 25 cents a box by mail from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
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Georges Lefebvre
St. Zenon
Que
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Little Helps For This Week
A devotional note quotes Psalm 107 and William Law on growth in holiness. Frances Power Cobbe discusses how tenderness from the Father blesses the soul. The piece expresses that true growth depends on divine communion and readiness to receive good from God.
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Frances Power Cobbe
William Law
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