Willow and Dorkin Confront Night Attack at Hardwoods
After days apart Willow and Dorkin face a dawn raid on the Inner Preserve by Dalton's men. Willow shoots to protect Dorkin and Gregg is wounded. Dorkin ponders danger, trust, and his fading poise as they retreat to the cabin.
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Dorkin
Edna Marsh
Hardwoods Retreat
Edna
Dalton
LaPeer
Sagana
Sagawa
Gregg
la Peer
Lulu
Catarrhozone Promises Cure for Catarrhal Colds
Advertisement touts Catarrhozone as a natural remedy for throat soreness bronchial irritation and catarrh. Claims it clears the nose throat and chest and relieves bronchial trouble with a two month supply priced 50 cents and a trial size under 25 cents available at dealers.
Why Willow Refuses to Sleep The Wisp Mystery
In a tense scene Willow resists a summons and Dorkin promises to return as a small dramatic moment unfolds. The pair share a tender, poignant exchange revealing hidden heartache and unresolved ties as the narrative hints at a continuing tale.
Mammoth Radio Station Corner Stone Laid in France
Loris Deschamps announced the Sainte Assize Radio Station will be the world’s most powerful once complete in 1923. It will use two sending instruments to transmit 24 000 words hourly and decipher 60 000 words hourly with five instruments. The plant features 16 steel towers 820 feet high and links to Central Telegraph Offices.
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St. Assize
France
Loris Deschamps
Ministry of Telegraphs
Argentina
Sainte Assize
Compagnie Generale Telegraphe
Sansfiel
General Wireless Telegraph Company
American Radio Corporation
Remarkable relics uncover ancient Westminster Hall tennis balls
Workmen re roofing Westminster Hall discovered two round objects in dust and cobwebs high in the oak rafters. They proved to be ancient leather coated tennis balls with hair stuffed bodies dating to Henry VII era. The larger ball measures about 2% inches and the smaller 1 3?4 inches.
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Westminster Hall
Henry VII
Henry VIII
Hampton Court
Big Moose Hunt Returns of Minneapolis Leader
Louis W. Hill chairman of the Great Northern Railway Board of Directors returns from a Alberta mountain big game hunt with five friends. Each hunter took a bull moose with notable headgear including Hill's 9 inch spread and 14 horn points. The party traveled via Jasper Park and Canadian National Railways into the Rockies near Mt. Robson.
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Louis W. Hill
Minneapolis
Great Northern Railway Board of Directors
Winnipeg
Alberta Mountains
One Way Motor Plow Debuts in British Agriculture
A new one way motor plow appears in Britain with six plow breasts on a tractor like carriage. The engine power enables three furrows on heavy clay and shares drop into work on the return pass. The machine can haul an implement or wagon when the plows are detached.
Manitoba Sheep Breeders Pass Wool Len Goods Protection Resolution
The Manitoba Sheep Breeders Association approved a resolution at its Brandon annual meeting urging the Provincial Department of Agriculture to seek laws protecting buyers of alleged woollen goods. The proposal requests a cloth stamp indicating the percentages of virgin wool, shoddy, cotton, or other materials in the textile.
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Department of Agriculture
Manitoba Sheep Breeders’ Association
Brandon
Krupp Plans Large Share Issue Reported
The London Times cites a report from Lessen that Germany's Krupp Company will shortly issue new shares totaling 256000000 marks. In Uruguay laws ban sales of intoxicants to women.
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Krupp
London Times
Krupp Company
Germany
Uruguay
Babe Ruth of hockey Frank Frederickson makes coast impact
Frank Frederickson famed former Winnipeg Falcons captain hailed as Babe Ruth of hockey by Victoria critics. Since arriving on the coast he has played several matches and proven highly effective in professional hockey.
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Babe Ruth
Frank Frederickson
Falcons
Winnipeg
Victoria
Mystery Exchange Reveals Dialect Battle Over Yale
Fragmentary dialogue shows a speaker claiming a son is at Yale and another commenting about someone named Axel with a cryptic reference to sixty days in Yale as a form of joke. The piece captures a clipped regional speech pattern and social teasing without a clear narrative.
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Yale
Axel
Yail
Hindu Months Measured by Sun’s Path Through Zodiac
The Hindu calendar marks months by the sun’s movement across the zodiacal signs. This solar-lunar system ties each month to specific astrological signs and seasonal transitions.
Women of Canada Testify on Favorite Prescription Patent
MES JosErit Beaudry of RR 2 shares how Favorite Prescription cured her ailments after four bottles, claiming it made her feel like a new woman and recommending it to others as a remedy for women. She says the medicine helped her regain health and energy.
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JosErit Beaudry
Favorite Prescription praised by Longtime user in Ontario
Mrs. Geo Walker of Bos 490 testifies that Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription restored her strength after weakness and nervous trouble. The notice claims the tonic is made from Lady's slipper root and other herbs, free of whiskey and morphine, and widely sold by druggists in liquid or tablet form.
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Tillsonburg
Ont
Pierce
Oregon
Warning on emigration to South and Central America
The British Foreign Office issued a warning about emigrating to South and Central America without sufficient funds or guaranteed employment. The alert follows the collapse of a Peruvian immigration scheme that required repatriating over 200 British subjects who had moved there in the past six months after Peru offered free passage and work on arrival.
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Foreign Offce
South
Central America
Peru
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