Staged rescue drama across cliffs ends in tragedy
Kitty Medill signals aircraft to locate crashed party near Mt Umunhum as Gunnar Thorwald fights through chaparral to reach Sarah Lynn. He frees her, asks for water, and battles to revive her while Sarah Lynn warns him away. News coverage ties to Kitty’s death by her own hand and Gunnar’s fragile reunion with a traumatised Sarah Lynn.
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Sarah Lynn
Mt. Umunhum
Manzanita
Hermod
Gunnar Thorwald
Kit
Okeh
Kitty Medill
Gunsar Thorwald
Bill Dana
Gunnar
Bat
Fiery Itching Skin Finds Speedy Relief From Eczema
A cheap antiseptic dispensed by chemists promises rapid relief from itching and distress caused by eczema, rashes, and skin sores. It claims to halt eruptions quickly and promote clean healing for conditions like eczema, barber’s itch, and rheum, with Moone’s Emerald Off available at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecrema
Moone
Small nations urged to unite for peace and moral harmony
King Leopold of Belgium and Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands advocate a consultative group of Europe’s smaller powers to pursue an economic and moral understanding. They argue that nations like Norway Sweden Denmark Holland Belgium and Switzerland could wield moral force for peace without military alliances. World opinion, though intangible, would influence dictators to seek harmony.
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Leopold
Belgium
Wilhelmina
Netherlands
Europe
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Holland
Switzerland
Ottawa Journal
Holding The Empire The Crown as Symbol and Navy Unity
A Chicago Daily News reflection on the empire links unity to the navy and the Crown. It argues the empire’s strength lies in shared defense and common law rather than just culture. The sovereign need be honest and dignified, a symbol of imperial unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Daily News
Notes on War Pensions issued by British ministry
A pamphlet from the British ministry of pensions outlines the Great War pension laws and procedures for Imperial servicemen. It states benefits apply to ex veterans wherever they reside and will be available through Canada’s veterans networks and provincial commands for interested former service members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Ministry
Ministry of Pensions
United Kingdom
Great Britain
Canada
Veterans Organizations
Department of Pensions and National Health
Unsurveyed Public Domain Acres in U S Reach 508 Million
Officials said the new master map shows 508000000 acres of public domain still unsurveyed after 150 years. They estimated 127000000 uncharted acres in continental regions and 376000000 in Alaska, highlighting slow mapping progress across the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Continental
Alaska
How To Improve Your Vocabulary Prospectus
A Winnipeg newspaper union Home Service notices a 32 page booklet offering tips to expand vocabulary and lively speech. It advertises affordable pamphlets including How To Travel on Little Money Etiquette The Correct Thing To Do and Ballroom Dances with mail orders for 15 cents each.
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Tom
Marjorie
Home Service Dept
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot, Ave. E
Winnipeg
Minds Of Men To Find Substitutes For Coal
The London Sun expresses that humanity will harvest universal powers to ease life before coal runs out. It argues coal will become obsolete as minds harness new fuels and technologies, urging people to exercise their minds amid daily toil and think ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
London Sunday Express
If You Feel Sunk Read This Cheer Up
A health ad promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a general tonic to ease the blues and boost energy. It claims millions of women rely on the product and encourages readers to try it to "smiling thru" life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Night driving exams taught in daylight in driver training
Training for night driving is conducted in daylight to prepare motorists for the different visibility and reaction requirements at night. The Journal of the American Medical Association recommends special night training for safer driving. The ancient Roman Senate chamber has been restored and is now used for Senate sessions again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Journal of the American Medical Association
Senate
Rome
Youth hostels movement expands across England
The movement rapid growth with 282 hostels and 9,700 beds across eight years. It has 80,000 members and last year recorded 536,000 bed nights. Windgather near Manchester opened as the highest hostel in England and Wales, per T. H. Leonard of the National Youth Hostels Association.
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England
Wales
Windgather
Kettleshulme
Manchester
T. H. Leonard
National Youth Hostels’ Association
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