Mirage of a Curse and a Flight to Hawaii
Starr's world unravels as anonymous notes push her toward drastic sacrifice. She plans to disappear with Lance Marlowe, leaving Michael behind, seeking safety and a possible future, while a doctor counsels a return to life and reveals Egypt’s old legends haunt her. In December, Starr faces a grim prognosis as her fate hinges on choosing between love, danger, and survival.
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Michael
Starr
Micahel
Dr. Morgan
Egypt
Professor Ellison
Chapter XVIII Described Patient in Doctor's Office Chair
A young woman sits in a comfortable chair inside a doctor's office as the scene unfolds. The fragment suggests a medical setting and introduces a character in a calm, introspective moment. The text hints at a narrative focus on health and personal condition.
Man with severe backache finds relief with Kruschen Salts
A 31 year old man describes months of back pain and kidney trouble after hospital care. He credits Kruschen Salts with easing pain and restoring energy allowing him to cycle 28 miles daily. The ad claims the remedy stimulates the liver and excretory organs to expel impurities.
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Kruschen
S.V.C
London Times Urges Warm Welcome for Coronation Visitors
The Times scolds the English for inhospitality and calls for lavish hospitality. It urges London to outdo itself in housing and entertainment for visitors from overseas, noting astronomical numbers and the need to treat guests with genuine warmth rather than impersonal deportment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Times
London
Empire
the Times
England
Australia to Establish Diplomatic Liaison in Washington
The Foreign Office announced Australia will establish diplomatic representation in the United States. A Australian staff member will be attached to the British Ambassador in Washington as counselor, with Frank Keith Officer as the first occupant. Officer is 47, unmarried, Melbourne law graduate, WWI veteran awarded Military Cross and OBE. The move follows Australia adopting a long standing direct contact system with London. Sir George Pearce announced Australians will be attached to four British Embassies as liaison officers, with Washington the first step. New confectionery stores opening in London at about one per day.
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Foreign Office
United States
United Kingdom
Department of External Affairs
Washington
Frank Keith
London
Australia
George Pearce
University of Melbourne
Justice Higgins
Canadian Arctic Fliers to Lead Antarctic Expeditions
Alan Kenneth Innes-Taylor predicts future Antarctic pilots will be drawn from Canada northland airmen. He notes cold weather training equips them for South Pole exploration and praises Byrd expeditions. He mentions his RCMP service, and that he and others will receive the Congressional Medal of Honor for scientific work.
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Canada
Alan Kenneth Innes-Taylor
Richard E. Byrd
Littl America
South Pole
Innes-Taylor
Edmonton
Juneau
Alaska
Inmense
Hardihood
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Western
Arctic
Conference on Human Life Aims to Curb Insanity Rise
Dr. R C Wallace of Queen's University Kingston Ontario spoke at Ottawa's Teachers Institute about improving the human stock to combat rising insanity. He called it delicate and difficult asking for forward courage and proposed a conference on human life to advance understanding of heredity and self.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Wallace
Queen's University
Kingston, Ont
Teachers’ Institute
Ottawa
Wallace
Non-Magnetic Research Ship Built for Sea Studies
The 650 ton Research, the most expensive ship of its size, is being fitted at East India Dock London costing nearly 500000 dollars. A crew of scientists will sail to study magnetic phenomena with a fully non magnetic hull of teak and bronze. Non magnetic utensils and gear ensure undisturbed instruments aboard the vessel.
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East India Dock
London
Questions Old Beliefs Lecturing on Unnatural History
Prof. J. R. Dymond of the Royal Ontario Museum challenges popular myths in a lecture on unnatural history. He cites claims such as opposium playing dead and bats seeking hair, plus warts from toads and horse hair turning to snakes, noting the need for substantiation. The speaker also notes the mother snake’s instinct to swallow its young as a questionable belief.
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J. R. Dymond
Royal Ontario Museum
Hythe Mayor Claims Unique Proclamation Feat
Alderman Mayor F W Butler of Hythe says he is the only England mayor to proclaim the accession of two King Georges after issuing the Royal Proclamation. He served as Mayor in 1910-11 and was recently re-elected. Irrigation engineering dates back to ancient Babylonians over 5,000 years ago. The largest authentic sea serpent is 10 feet long.
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England
Georges
F. W. Butler
Hythe
Simple Living Brings Deliverance and Peace
A devotional piece emphasizes that true simplicity comes from self forgetfulness and renunciation. It argues deliverance from selfish cares yields unspeakable peace and freedom, with the soul pursuing a straightforward path toward a perpetual day and boundless inner calm.
Silversmith Student Creates Jewelry at Westminster College
Helen Stevenson a Westminster College freshman in New Wilmington Pennsylvania earns money through an unusual hobby silversmithing. She runs her own studio in the college art department and works a few hours daily to make 30 to 40 rings bracelets and pins yearly.
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Helen Stevenson
Westminster College
New Wilmington
Pennsylvania
Ancient Babylonians used drinking straws in tomb seal
The Hammurabi era seal shows a pitcher and a tube used to drink liquids. Alaska’s coastline is about 85 000 miles, roughly ten thousand miles longer than Earth's circumference.
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Hammurabi
Alaska
Earth
Wincarnis Promises Health Boost In A Wine Tonic
Advert reads Wincarnis as a health tonic to combat exhaustion and illness. It claims over 20 000 medical endorsements, notes extra grape nutrients and beef elements, and urges three daily doses for energy, sleep, and vigor. Sold by Harold F. Ritchie & Co. Ltd in Toronto.
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Wincarnis
Toni
Harold F. Ritchie & Co. Ltd
Toronto
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Lappea
London Zoo
Burma
Middle Fife
Dr. Pierce
John Roth
Embrea
Mr. Pierce
Dennis
Weag & Santy
Belle
Melbourne
Johannesburg
Montreal
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Times
Jones
Explorer
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Gargie
Bayer Company, Limited
Windsor
Ontario
Lord Preserveth
the Simple
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