Fraser Ranch News Brings Prairie Jubilation and Rescue
Word of the Fraser kidnapping and night rescue by a stranger named MacRae travels fast across distant homesteads and ranches. Neighbors prepare a large celebration at the Fraser home using wagons and horses to transport all who can attend. Ronald Fraser and Sergeant Melvin clash over Miss Fraser while her father plans a quiet morning after the rescue.
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Prairies
Fraser
Indian Reserve
Mary Fraser
North West Mounted Police
Fraser Ranch
MacRae
Fraser Home
Winona
Mary
Ronald
Mr. Fraser
Marvy
Sergt. Melvin
Outlawe
Miss Fraser
Pete
Lake Road
Lake Shore
Dutch Pete Escape Spurs Western Raid Crackdown
In a frontier tale, Dutch Pete, an outlaw linked to murders and gunfights, escapes after a staged raid while four companions are captured and jailed for horse theft. Police praise swift justice as the sergeant and Ronald reflect on discipline and danger. Mary navigates tension and hosts a welcoming massacre of homesteaders arriving for a celebration.
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Interations
Pete
Billy
Sam
Care of Eyes Warns on Glasses Use and Light
An optician warns that many women wear glasses from poor eye care and improper light. Recommending proper illumination, short close work, and selective use of glasses, the piece urges prevention and notes the glow in New Britain may stem from radium in rock, prompting an Australian expedition.
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Opticians
Reis
Pacific
New Britain
Bismarck Archipelago
Girding Up for Readiness in School and Life
A reflection on neat uniforms and belts as symbols of discipline. The piece connects girding the loins to preparedness for work, study, and sport, urging self-discipline, readiness, and effort as lifelong practice nourished by Bible teaching and classic literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Tom Brown
Gratitude Shown After Pocketbook Recovered by Servant
A South End domestic servant found a pocketbook with 156 dollars and returned it to the owner. The owner expressed thanks and asked the helper to report the find at the police station. A separate note reports Norwegian streams clogged by shoals of herrings in the north.
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Norway
Buffalo Import Sparks Yukon Buffalo-Ranch Expectations
Yukon veterans optimistic about bringing 24 buffaloes from Wainwright Park Alberta to a Central Yukon game preserve. They forecast profitable buffalo farming comparable to the regional rein deer industry in Northern Alaska within a few years.
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Yukon Territory
Ketchikan
Wainwright Park
Alberta
Yukon
Alaska
Danish Farmers Emigrate to Western Canada Instead of U S
When the Danish immigration quota filled, 566 prosperous Danish farmers and families left the steamer Frederick VI at Halifax bound for Western Canada. They chose Canada over the United States, as American quota laws benefited Canada more by attracting better immigrants.
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Frederick VI
Halifax
Western
Canada
United States
Curious Creatures of the Amazon Face Scientific Scrutiny
The New York Evening Post notes that expeditions by the University of Pennsylvania aim to document bizarre Amazonian life. Scientists seek to map strange forms of wildlife such as tree-climbing fish and bat-like birds, recognizing realities beyond fairy tale fiction.
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Amazon Valley
University of Pennsylvania
New York Evening Post
Dodd's Kidney Pills Relieve Woman's Years of Bladder Trouble
Mrs Henry D D Christensen of Bright Ontario testifies she suffered bladder trouble for years. After two boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills her condition improved completely, and she credits sound kidneys with pure blood and better health. The ad urges others with kidney trouble to try the remedy.
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Dodd
Bright
Henry DD. Christensen
Settlers for Irrigated Lands Headed to Alberta
A third party of settlers for the irrigated lands in the Lethbridge northern district sails for Alberta from Europe under Jas. Colley, an Irrigation Council official, who has been in Europe three months negotiating for settlers.
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Lethbridge
Alberta
Europe
Jas. Colley
The
Irrigation Council
English Knowledge Could Save Thousands of Miners’ Lives
A study estimates that improving English proficiency among miners would save about 1,000 lives each year. The finding stresses communication safety and hazards awareness at mining sites.
Vegetable Compound Endorsed for Expectant Mothers
Mrs Frep H Ssarn of John St Trenton Ontario testifies that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helped her during each pregnancy and eased confinement after four births. She recommends taking the remedy throughout the entire period to strengthen and tone the system as nature intended.
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Trenton
Ont
Lydia F. Pinkham
Frep H. Ssarn
John St. Trenton
Lydia E. Pinkham
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Alexander D. McLeod
E. P. Kimball
Alta
Dr. Chase
Edmanson, Bates & Co
Toronto
Li J
Little Foxes
Permission Thomas Alien
Dandruff
King OF
Pain
Miele
Ontario
Mrs. Smith
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