Patrol Leaders Clash Over Inconnu Mission
Inspector Haskell and Sgt. Alan Baker clash amid a failed Three Rivers patrol. Baker vows to pursue bandits toward the Inconnu River, while Haskell dismisses the plan, risking Williamson’s judgment and revealing a brutal power struggle at the Mounted Police post. Joyce and Dave MacMillan’s fate hang in the balance as tension rises.
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Whipple
Haskell
Younge
Thal-Azzah
Baker
Pedneault
Williamson
Alan Baker
Elizabeth Spaulding
Alan
Royal Signal Corps
Resolution
Larry Younge
Dave MacMillan
Dave
King
Great Barrens
Hudson's Bay
Pas
Manitoba
Joyce
Edmonton
Three Rivers
Drummond
Little Otter
Hardsock
Bill
Gas Stations for Light Planes Near Berlin Open
New filling stations for sport aircraft near Berlin allow pilots to taxi directly to a pump and fill tanks without landing at an airport. A large funnel guides fuel to the tanks, reducing spillage and easing operations for flyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
Textile Mills Planned by Kwangtung Province
Kwangtung Province of China announces plans to build several model textile mills. The project aims to modernize production and boost regional industry with new facilities and related infrastructure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kwangtung Province
China
New Charcoal Fuel for Motors Promises Petrol-Equivalenc
London inventor N C Jones introduces a two unit system using charcoal or coke to produce gas for engines. The gas mixes with air to form an explosive blend, potentially powering motor vehicles at three pence per gallon. A company plans commercial rollout in Britain with hopes for compact private car units within a year.
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N. C. Jones
London
England
Britain
Freight rate cuts eyed for feed grain westbound
Reports indicate domestic freight rates for feed grain westward may be reduced benefiting Saskatchewan Alberta and British Columbia with Manitoba to a lesser extent. The gap between domestic and export tariffs could shrink by 40 to 50 percent aiding prairie farmers seeking wider markets for No 6 grain and lowering costs for poultry and chicken sectors in BC as demand remains strong on the coast. The review implies an easy decision to cut rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan
Alberta
British Columbia
Manitoba
Coast
The Rhyming Optimist and Heritage Reflections
Aline Michaelis presents a poem exploring ancestral lineage and personal identity. The speaker credits varied forebears for dreams, steadiness, truth, pride, and faith, then ponders how much of self comes from ancestors versus personal growth.
New Bow For Violin With Silver Wire Strings
A German fiddler invents a bow string with silver wires about hair thickness that vibrates strings without resin. The claim is the tone is superior to ordinary bows though not yet sold in this continent. The piece notes annual gold output around 400 million dollars and Rothesay Scotland banning Sunday golf.
Bellered deer trails hunters near Ashland Wisconsin
The belled doe that followed hunters around Lake Namakagon woods near Ashland is explained. The pet doe, raised as a fawn years ago, returns for meals and trails helpers carrying food. A red cloth tag guards it from hunters and a bell warns hunters during open season.
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Ashland
Wisconsin
Claude Manley
E. V. Needham
Lake Namakagon
Paul Binsfield
Binsfield
Russian discontent noted by British author in Milwaukee
Major F Yeats Brown visits Milwaukee on a lecture tour and says the Russian masses feel dissatis fied under the Soviet regime. He cites famine linked to shortages and notes the army is well fed to stave off revolution.
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F. Yeats- Brown
Milwaukee
Russia
English climber corrected over pronouncing feat
An English Alpine visitor in a hotel lounge meets a Frenchman who praises his Matterhorn climb. The Englishman corrects him, noting the term feat and the Frenchman then asks if the ascent was done more than once.
Mosaic replica of The Last Supper shown in Berlin
A mosaic copy measuring 23 feet by 12 feet uses nearly 300000 glass pieces to reproduce Leonardo da Vinci's The Last Supper. The artwork is on display at the Pergamon Museum in Berlin.
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Royal Yeast
Address Standard Brands Ltd
Fraser Ave
Liberty
Leonardo da Vinci
Pergamon Museum
Berlin
Little Helps For This Week On Daily Duties And Duty
A compact devotional note reflects on choosing duty with heart and purpose. It cites Colossians and quotes Henry Ward Beecher and others to exhort humble, steady obedience. The piece frames daily tasks as training for heavenly ministry and moral discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heaven
H. E. Manning
Peru Imposes Revenue Tax on All Travel Tickets
Peru’s commerce department announces a new revenue tax on all steamship and aeroplane tickets sold in the country. First class international tickets incur 4 percent tax, while second and third class are taxed at 2 percent. An exception applies to Bolivian travelers and those arriving by ship on Lake Titicaca.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
Commerce Department
Bolivia
Lake Titicaca
Lindbergh Aids Effort To Ease Pilot Eye Strain
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh works with oculists at Johns Hopkins University to standardize flying instruments and reduce pilots eye strain. The plan aims to simplify cockpit controls and improve long flight comfort for aviators.
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Charles A. Lindbergh
John Hopkins University
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Alooska Forks
Inspector Haskell
Wilamson
MacMillan
Burgoon
Lydia FE
Pinkham
Lydia Epinkham
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Rhyming
Aline Michaelis
Heritage
Rothesay
Scotland
ROYAL
BLY Made
Canada
G. Herbert
J. Ruskin
Yessi
Pack
Gonle F and
Pares Payouers
Hamilton
Ontario
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