Gold scheme links Senator to Crawling Water plot
Moran and the Senator plot to take control of rich homestead lands near Crawling Water Wyoming. Moran recruits experts and hatches a plan to drive Wade away and file mining claims. Helen learns of the intrigue through Moran’s photographs and fears for Gordon Wade.
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Moran
Wyoming
Helen
Wade
Gordon Wade
Gordon
Race Moran
Mr. Moran
Pap
Helen Rexhill
Dorothy Purveil
Household Hints for Raisin Nut Cookies
A vintage recipe outlines mixing butter and sugar, adding eggs and water, then folding in flour soda salt and raisins with nuts. Drop spoonfuls on a greased pan and bake for about 12 to 15 minutes in a moderate oven. Substitution allows half lard in place of butter.
French Toast Made With Raisin Bread
Beat eggs with milk and salt. Dip six slices of stale raisin bread in the mixture and fry until golden. Serve plain or with syrup.
Mystery British direct lift air machines seek prize
A British project plans a direct lift aeronautical device with curved wing sections on rotating arms around a central hub. Powered by a 450 horsepower Napier Lion engine, later models may use a 1000 horsepower Napier Cub engine to achieve unprecedented lift.
Gibbon Praise and Bennett on Kindness in Toledo Blade
Grove Patterson cites Gibbon praising mind understanding and hands but argues true virtue requires spiritual impulse to do good as echoed by Arnold Bennett in the Toledo Blade.
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Gibbon
Arnold Bennett
Grove Patterson
Toledo Blade
Cancer expert warns one-fifth may die without cure
Dr. Wilson Hey of Manchester states that if cancer rates keep rising and no cure appears, about 20 percent of current residents could die from cancer. The remark highlights the urgency for treatment advances and research.
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Wilson Hey
Manchester
It Takes a Woman to Tell a Joke Without a Point
A quirky column notes a Paris feature highlighting a city that provides public baths for dogs and presents a humorous viewpoint on jokes lacking a clear point.
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Paris
Tanlac praised by Regina engineer in testimonial
John Monan, a stationary engineer from 2035 Osler St Regina Sask, declares Tanlac gave him confidence after months of weakness and weight loss. He says the medicine restored his health, appetite, sleep, and energy and notes he gained ten pounds after several bottles. Tanlac is sold by all good druggists with over 35 million bottles sold.
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Tanlac
John Monan
Osler St. Regina
Sask
Taniac
The Talking Gramophone for Reservoir Depths
A British invention uses a gramophone linked to a water float to report reservoir depth aloud. A button-activated device spins a half-foot depth record from zero to maximum, with automatic stop after delivering the depth reading 6514 feet.
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Britain
Toes Keep Balance and Purpose Across Civilizations
The article argues that toes preserve balance and enable movement across activities like cycling football and dancing. It notes civilization compresses feet may deform toes and that toes once served as a second set of fingers especially among Indian craftsmen. It concludes we cannot yet do without our toes.
The Farmers Position Postwar Prices Hurt Farmers and Consumers
The article notes farmers produced more this year than before the war yet receive similar prices that fail to buy as much as prewar goods. It points to high handling costs between farmer and consumer and warns the situation cannot continue or western farms will become vacant.
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The
Toronto Star
Your Teeth and Nutrition in Wartime Health
A government backed discussion on vitamins and the importance of proper food preparation and chewing. It explains fatsoluble A and water soluble B vitamins, their discovery, and how inadequate chewing and tampered food reduce nutrient intake, urging readers to keep teeth in good condition to maximize dietary benefits.
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America
Woman shells peas forty years for London markets
An English woman has spent four decades earning a living by shelling peas for London markets. She maintains steady work through seasonal shifts, supplying fresh produce to vendors and benefiting from a long standing family farming tradition.
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England
London
Cascanets Laxative Claimed Gentle Relief for All
Advertisement touts Cascanets as a mild, candy flavored laxative for adults and children. It promises quick relief from constipation without griping, suitable for those feeling sick, dizzy, or upset with a pleasant taste.
Most of the things that are to be had for the asking
The saying notes a paradox in generosity where items obtained easily by request mainly advantage the giver rather than the recipient, suggesting a critique of gratuitous acts that are not balanced by need or reciprocity.
Evidence of a boy and maid in a domestic scene
A fragment shows a boy named Johnnie and a woman helper in a domestic exchange. The neighborly inquiry asks if Johnnie is home, answered by pointing to his shirt on the clothesline.
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Johnnie
Did the Automobile Create Wealth or Wealth the Automobile
The Border Cities Star notes a debate on whether cars created wealth or wealth spurred auto growth. It cites current South of the border spending on motor vehicles gasoline repairs and licenses totaling seven thousand seven hundred eighty three million dollars annually, contrasting with a similar massive figure twenty five years ago.
Corn Lift Off With Freezone
An ad touts Freezone as a simple remedy for corn pain and removal. It claims a tiny bottle, sold by druggists, instantly stops aching and allows painless removal of hard or soft corns and calluses between the toes.
Spectacular Rocky Mountain motor route nears completion
Engineers announce the Verchilion Windermere section of the new Canadian National Parks motor highway from Calgary is nearing completion. The road will complete the Calgary to California through route, enabling a 6000 mile circle tour touching three Canadian and seven US national parks.
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Canadian National Parks Branch
Verchilion Windermere
Rockies
Calgary
California
Canada
United States
Fewer Skilled Builders Shrink Building Trades
The pool of skilled workers in the building trades has fallen from 53,000 in 1926 to 38,000 currently. This drop reflects tighter labor markets and potential slowdowns in construction activity across industries.
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Wilder Anthony
F. D. Goodchild Co
King St. Weet
Toronto
Great Britain
Air Ministry
Fletcher
Castoria
Lly Hlediet
Silay
Engineer
Gramophone
iScott
Scott
Met Co
Continent
Bayer
Bayer Company
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