Pursuit Splits Forces as Bandits Beat Patrol to Forks
Alan MacMillan orders a split of his patrol after a fast pursuit along the Alooska river. He follows the left branch with Bill and Larry while Pedneault takes Murgeon and Whipple up the right in a bid to trap six armed bandits who beat him to the Forks. Joyce watches from the misty wharf as danger closes in.
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Dave Macdilllan
Alan
Dave MacMillan
Pedneault
MacMillan Trading Post
Alooska
Joyce MacMillan
Yellowknife
Alooska Forks
Thal-Azzah
Bill
Ped
Larry
Hardsock
Forks
Eil
Restorative nerve tonic promises better sleep and mood
An advertisement touts a tonic to steady nerves and improve energy, appetite, and appearance. It claims 98 of 100 women report it helps, offering liquid or tablet forms for consumer choice.
Kruschen Salts Claim Slimming by Mineral Salts Cure
A housekeeper reports drastic weight loss using Kruschen Salts after three bottles. She describes taking a teaspoonful in hot water each morning and now weighs less, with others noting the long history of spa cures and the salts aiding bodily organs to expel wastes and toxins forming fat.
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China Sees Record Rice Harvest in 1932
Reports indicate China's 1932 rice crop reached its largest level in several years, signaling a major rebound in staple output. Farmers across key provinces contributed to the gains as weather held favorable through the growing season.
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China
Great Slave Lake Map Reprint Details Mackenzie River Route
The Topographical Survey of Ottawa issues a reprint showing the eastern end of Great Slave Lake and the Northern arm with islands and peninsulas. The Mackenzie River navigation channels from Fort Smith to the Arctic are depicted on four and six mile to one inch scales. A list of maps and prices from the Interior Department is available.
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Great Slave Lake
Canadian Territory
Great Bear Lake
Great Northern Inland Waterways
Arctic Ocean
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Arctic
Department of the Interior
Ottawa
Fort Reliance
Lockhart River
The Rhyming Optimist by Aline Michaelle
Minute by minute life should go fresh each morning as the brave world shows. Joy with sunrise and peace at night inspire courage to live in the now and here. Leave tomorrow for tomorrow and open eyes to the glad world.
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Peta
Petal
No Wheat Needed Says Soviet Russia Will Avoid Wheat Imports
Col J H Mackie at Ottawa cites Peter Bogdanov chairman of Amtorg Trading Corp in New York saying Russia’s wheat collections last month exceeded expectations and the country would not be forced to import wheat this season. Mackie has long served as a conduit between Canadian and Russian industrialists.
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Russia
J. H. Mackie
Ottawa
Peter Bogdanov
Amtorg Trading Corporation
New York
Col. Mackie
Bogdanov
Berlin Moscow air service to run daily through winter
The German Russian Air Transportation Company says the Berlin Moscow route will continue through the winter with daily operation for passengers mail and freight starting December 15. Unofficial reports indicate Japan has formally refused to sign a non aggression pact with Soviet Russia.
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Germany
Russia
Russian Air Transportation Company
Berlin-Moscow
Soviet Russia
Little Helps For This Week Reflects Charity and Burdens
A reflective piece urges readers to support others instead of hoarding wealth. It contrasts stinginess with generosity, citing Galatians 6 2 and quotes by Grenville Kleiser and George S Merriam about giving help when burdened or at ease, promoting practical charity.
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George S. Merriam
Saskatchewan Lakes Stocked As Fisheries Grow
Canada reports 1931 fish production down across provinces except Yukon and Saskatchewan. By December 20 1952 domestic fishing licenses rose by 346 from the prior year. The natural resources department stocks key lakes in Saskatchewan with angling fish and distributed 25 425 508 fish and fry while seven lakes in the Cypress Hills region were stocked with trout.
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Canada
Yukon
Saskatchewan
Natural Resources Department
Cypress Hills
New Metal Discovered Could Replace Aluminum in Industry
Scientists report a feather weight metal found in beryllium that is stronger than steel and may displace aluminum across many sectors. The Institute of Metals conducts intensive tests while researchers seek to overcome brittleness by blending it into a workable alloy for commercial use.
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Institute of Metals
Science grows kidneys on glass slide in microscope study
A significant medical discovery reported to the American Association for the Advancement of Science in Atlantic City describes artificial kidney growth on a glass slide and insights from observing the living machine at work.
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American Association For the Advancement of Science
Atlantic City
Government offices stamp about 1.5 million daily in London
London government offices stamp roughly 1,500,000 documents each day as officials report heavy activity while French industry faces disturbances amid threatened price tag increases.
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London
Winter Cruise Shortened by Two Ships on Pacific Run
The annual winter cruise of H.M.C.S. Skeena and H.M.C.S. Vancouver is cut by a month to save expense and will skip the Panama Canal. The ships will visit Pacific coast ports as far south as Mazatlan and return to Esquimalt in the first week of April after leaving Victoria on January 6.
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H.M.C.S. Skeena
H.M.C.S
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