Hidden Gold Threatens Sheepmen in Wyoming Frontier
Wade and Dorothy face escalating tension with rancher Lem Trowbridge as a timber claim trip reveals a wounded world. Guns, suspected plots by Senator Rexhill, and a violent ambush of Wade lead to a sudden deadly confrontation with a rattlesnake and a perilous ride into danger.
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Trowbridge
Gordon
Wade
Dorothy
Thomas
Bill
Sherif Thomas
Rexhill
Lem
Santry
Wyoming
Canson
Moran
Mrs Budge Credits Pinkham Medicine For Relief
Mrs Budge of River Desert Quebec describes severe side pain and inability to stand or walk. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she reports relief and notes good nursing for her baby. The ad promotes female health and a free booklet for women from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Cobourg Ontario.
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River Desert
Lydia E. Pinkham
L. V. Bubee
Quebec
Lydia E Pinkham
First Crew Recon at Crawling Water
Trowbridge and Dorothy ride back toward Crawling Water to search a suspected spot where Jensen was shot. She mocks his detective hopes while he jokes about lacking Sherlock Holmes, and they discuss tracking possible clues despite washed tracks.
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Barry
Dorothy
Trowbridge
Sherlock Holmes
Jack-Pines
Lem
Jensen
Lem Trowbridge
Practical jokes go wrong as fox fur prank ends in death
A Paris dispatch relates a young woman wearing a white fox fur at a dance. A friend snapped the fox’s head causing blood poisoning and her death. The piece warns that jokes on others can be fatal and urges self restraint.
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Paris
Buffalo Express
Violinist Claims Ancient Fiddle Delighted Guests
In a patron’s study, a famous violinist collects his fee and boasts the instrument’s age. The exchange hints at speculation over whether guests noticed the violin’s 500 year history. A separate Chile fire item notes arrestee must prove non guilt.
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Signor
Mr. Newrich
New iron ore mines unearthed in Cardiff estimate large reserves
New mines found in Cardiff are estimated to contain between 45,900,000 and 56,000,000 tons of iron ore. The discovery highlights potential expansion for local industry and mining operations.
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Cardiff
Canadians Flag On Wrangel Island Claim Standoff
Four Stefansson expedition members remain on Wrangel Island with a Canadian flag at the top of the map awaiting sovereignty action. Stefansson seeks reimbursement of 25 000 for the polar voyage and asserts the island’s strategic value for a trans polar air route.
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Wrangel Island
Vilhjalmur Stefansson
Stefansson
London to host Europe’s largest aquarium at Mappin Terraces
A new aquarium at the Mappin Terraces in London aims to become Europe’s largest and possibly the world’s. It will open in June at a cost of about half a million dollars, holding over 100000 gallons of water with global fish and water fauna, using natural sea water brought from the North Sea via the Thames to the Zoological Gardens by barge.
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England
Europe
Mappin Terraces
London
North Sea
Thames
Zoological Gardens
Italy Plans to Develop 75 Percent of Water Power
Italy intends to develop 75 percent of its water power within a year by linking all water power sources. The system would move power from central Italy to the north in winter and from Alpine streams to central Italy in summer to balance water scarcity.
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Italy
Queer African Huts Designs Worked on Moist Clay
A Kirdi Massa native on Africa s west coast builds homes from stiff clay over wooden reinforcements. The moist mud is smoothed with a trowel like tool and sun dried. Exteriors show elaborate patterns that identify and virtually copyright the hut owner.
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Kirdi-Massa
Africa
Dialog Sparks Possible Consent Overvals
In a brief exchange the speaker extols virtue while the other notes a potential parental consent. The lines suggest a family discussion about a proposed union or agreement, framed in gentle romantic tone. No further context is provided to identify people or place.
Discovery of 4000YearOld City Under Colima Lava
Mining engineer James Philemon claims to have unearthed relics of a 4,000 year old city while probing natural cement beds at Mount Colima. He says a lava layer hides the city, with the top of an ancient pyramid exposed. He reports strange utensils, stones, idols, and carved wooden images. The Mexican Government will send scientists to study the find.
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Mount
Colima
Mexico
James Philemon
Philemon
Canada Posts Favorable Trade Balance for Year Ended March
For the fiscal year ended March 31 favorable trade balance stands at 129.772 million dollars. This contrasts with an adverse balance of 7.522 million the previous year and with 50.961 million in the year ended March 1921.
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Bovril
Ministry of Health of Great Britain
Wilder Anthony
Camedian Aye Areea Publishers
Cen
King St. West
Mrs. Budge
Lydia E.pinkham
Chile
Ohurinetie
WEA Vain
Gillett Company Limited
Mxnipeo
Toronto
Canada
Montreaw
Large Aquarium
Father
Lehigh
Bayer
Montreal
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