Widow of the plains seeks word on kidnapped Wade
Lem Trowbridge and Santry confront Senator Rexhill over Gordon Wade's daylight kidnapping. Moran and Bailey are implicated. Trowbridge vows action with a posse while Dorothy hopes for news from the hills.
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Santry
Tug Bailey
Trowbridge
Hbews
Hexhill
Gordon Wade
Rexhill
Jensen
Moran
Wade
Senator
Bill
Parnell
Banting Reports Insulin Wins At Ontario Conference
Dr F G Banting told delegates at the ninth annual Ontario Health Officers Association meet in Toronto that insulin treatment has doubled a diabetic child’s weight and revived activity. He displayed a chart tracing the child’s recovery and noted insulin was reserved for more severe cases until supply increases.
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Ontario Health Officers’ Association
Toronto
F. G. Banting
Canada Ranks Second in World Oat Crop After U S
International figures show Canada produced 491,239,000 bushels of oats in 1922 from 14,541,000 acres, placing second to the United States which yielded 1,215,496,000 bushels from 40,693,000 acres. Canada averaged over 33 bushels per acre versus under 30 in the United States.
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Canada
United States
Dominion
Republic
Victory Tower approved for Parliament Building entrance
Two Finish Tower Piaps have been completed and officially approved for the remaining construction at the Canadian Parliament Building. Work on the Victory Tower may recommence this year with hopes to finish before the end of 1924.
Blessed are the innocent for they have a lot to learn
A brief reflective note emphasizes the value of humility, suggesting that those without experience or bias have much to discover. It frames learning as a continuous path and encourages openness to new insights.
Forbidding Region Below Sea Level in Chinese Turkestan
A description of Lukchun in Chinese Turkestan as a low altitude forbidden area. It features ancient ruins of cities with mines farms and industries now silent. The piece links environmental myths to Atlantis lore and Gulf Stream shifts explaining desert formation in Asia and Africa.
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Chinese Turkestan
Lukchun
Atlantis
Gulf Stream
Europe
North Sea
Asia
Africa
Health of Canada’s livestock improves under 1921 22 controls
Veterinary Director General report shows massive slaughter and compensation in 1905 06 to suppress glanders and hog cholera, but sharp declines by 1921 22 due to accredited herd systems and municipal tuberculosis orders. Reactors rose in accredited herds to 14.79 percent while municipal testing stood at 5.9 percent.
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Veterinary Director-General
Canada
Your Teeth by Rea Proctor McGee MD
A Pittsburgh dental health article emphasizes that facial expression hinges largely on muscles of mastication supported by teeth. Clean healthy teeth and pink gums create a pleasing look, while poor dental condition ruins business and social impressions.
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Rea Proctor McGee
D.D
Pittsburgh, Pa
English Girls Investigate Canadian Farm Methods
Four English farmerettes winners of Sir Henry Thornton scholarships arrive in Canada to study farming for about four months. Miss Joan Moore Miss Ivy Townsend Miss Mildred White and Miss Emma Absolon will visit Ontario and Manitoba agricultural colleges under chaperone Stella Wolfe Murray.
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Henry Thornton
Canadian National Railway
Canada
Joan Moore
Leicestershire
Ivy Townsend Surrey
Mildred White
Devonshire
Emma Absolon
Middlesex
Stella Wolfe Murray
General Wolfe
Miss Moore
Miss Absolon
Ontario Agricultural College
Guelph
Miss Townsend
Miss White
Manitoba Agricultural College
Winnipeg
Proposed Sugar Factory for Raymond Alberta
Efforts to attract American capital target a sugar factory in Southern Alberta likely at Raymond. A Salt Lake City sugar company backs the project and would build if beet test results this year prove satisfactory.
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Alberta
Raymond
Salt Lake City
Goose and Its Golden Eggs Myth in Construction Boom
The Buffalo Express quips that the great U S building boom may be winding down and frames the issue as treating the productive industry as a goose laying golden eggs. It suggests workers and material producers should be nurtured, not squeezed, to sustain growth.
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United States
Pulfalo Express
It Will Believe a Cold
Colds are the commonest aliments of mankind and if neglected may lead to serious conditions. Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil will relieve the bronchial passages of inflammation speedily and thoroughly and will strengthen them against subsequent attack. And as it eases the inflammation it will usually stop the cough because it allays the irritation in the throat. Try it and prove it.
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Thomas
Advertising by Radio Promotes Winnipeg Board of Trade Scheme
The Winnipeg Board of Trade launched a 52 lecture radio advertising plan from the Government Station. Each talk features a different speaker and aims to publicize Western Canada and Winnipeg history and progress through radio broadcasts.
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Western
Canada
Winnipeg Board of Trade
Winnipeg
Letters of Sir John Macdonald Influences Canada’s Forest Policy
Sir John Macdonald in the sixties outlined a plan for forest wealth conservation and urged strict fire prevention. He proposed replanting modeled on Northern Europe, and his pre federation advice is seen as equally relevant today, as noted by the St. Catharines Standard.
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Sir John Macdonald
Joseph Pope
John
Canada
Sir John
Europe
Confederation
St. Catharines
Dog Bite Incident Sparks Offbeat Exchange
A tramp tells a woman her dog bit him, prompting her quip that she planned to feed the animal. Cabeon notes the absurd response in this small street exchange.
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