Plane raid targets bandits in Thal Azzah camp
Alan and Buzzard fly a reconnaissance and a rescue mission over the Thal Azzah as Magna-Etthen reveals a camp on an island. They locate a bandit, issue a warning, then land to question a suspicious captive, Chink Woolley, about the others and their whereabouts while Joyce’s past and Joyce and Alan’s relationship cast shadows over the mission.
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Faczaré
Fig
Alooska
Alan
Due Worth
Fort Endurance
Thal-Azzah
Dave MacMulan
Endurance
Joyce
Magna-Etthen
Mounted
Buzzard
Elizabeth
Thal- Azzah
Tukeok
Bill
Dave MacMillan
Verdun
Woolley
Lydia FE Pink ham's Vegetable Compound Boost
A humorous note claims Lydia FE Pink ham's Vegetable Compound leaves the user feeling full of pep after consumption. No independent verification or medical claims are provided.
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Lydia FE. Pinkham
Balloons Recovered Do Stratosphere Tests Over Calgary
Nine of sixteen meteorological balloons released at Calgary airport since last August were recovered. Lieut Com C H Bromiley announced two balloons released monthly. The mission ties to Canada’s polar year studies will continue to August. Balloons reached up to nine miles high, with averages near forty thousand feet.
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Auguste Piccard
Contentment Beyond Riches In Newton Man Finds Peace
Frank F. Failor, 74, once the wealthiest cattle and wine breeder in the Midwest, lived three lives in Newton Iowa. He went from lavish wealth and servants to penniless recluse, then embraced religion and flowers. Now he hides in a greenhouse shack, richer by measures beyond money, seeking peace of mind.
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Fortune
Newton
Iowa
Frank F. Faior
Middle West
Failor
King George III Declines Warden Role at St. Martin’s
About 150 years ago the King was elected church warden at St. Martin-in-the-Fields but refused to serve. Buckingham Palace residents named him as people’s warden for a year. To avoid legal action the monarch accepted the election and appointed a deputy instead.
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George III
London
St. Martin-in-the-Fields
Buckingham Palace
George
The Rhyming Optimist by Aline Michaelis
A lyric poem recalls a returning presence that brightens the garden and old house. The speaker speaks of violet mignonette and larkspur in bloom and the magical effect of a loved one returning, reviving dreams and love from the past.
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Aline Michaelis
Yesteryear
Be Still My Soul Guidance From Faithful Providence
A devotional excerpt reflects on God as guardian through danger and fortune. Verses from Psalm 48 and lines by J. Borthwick and E. Manning emphasize divine care, shelter, and guidance through life’s changes and trials. The passage encourages recognizing God’s hand in events and trusting His plan.
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E. Manning
Doctoring Your Dairy Herd
Mrs. Thos. Bulmer of Lardo British Columbia reports a cow with a lump in the udder improved after rubbing with Minard's Liniment. The advertisement touts Minard's as best for cuts bruises colic distemper and useful both in stable and in house. King of Pain is the brand tag.
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Minard
Thos. Bulmer
Lardo
B.C
Age Of Technocracy on Labor Power in Montreal
The Montreal aldermanic relief committee compares man power and machine power in labor. Findings include one mechanical loader equals 52 men, loader speeds differ, and cost per truck favors machines. A larger pipe laying trial will follow. Also report notes dyes used to color chickens’ plumage in England.
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Montreal
Britain Germany Trade Pact Expands Coal Exports
Reciprocal arrangements between Germany and Great Britain raise UK coal exports to Germany nearly doubling the quota while Britain grants tariff concessions in a narrow field. The move follows a prior Denmark trade agreement promising greater Danish market access for British industrial goods in exchange for higher Danish dairy and agricultural quotas.
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Germany
Great Britain
United Kingdom
Denmark
Manitoba Considers Mucilage From Black Poplar Gum
Manitoba eyes new resource from Balm of Gilead trees. Gum from Populus balsamifera could form the basis of a wood adhesive. The forest committee of the industrial development board is authorized to test commercial use of the product.
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Manitoba
Forest Committee of the
Industrial Development Board
Not So Ignorant Small Boy and the Drum Joke
A Glasgow public graft scandal is noted with a brief comic exchange about a boy and a drum. The line about cutting a drum open reflects a humorous aside amid serious civic affairs in the city.
British Women Planned Overseas Tours for Congress and Fair
Friendship Tours organize trips for about 200 British women to attend the International Congress of Women and the World's Fair in Chicago this July. The plans were announced by the Canadian National Railways Passenger Department in Montreal.
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Canada
United States
Chicago
Canadian National Railways
Montreal
Woman Struggles in Tongue Battle
A woman competes in a language duel, barely sustaining ground against a stronger opponent. The match highlights speech fluency, confidence, and regional tongue differences in a tense confrontation.
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Byron
Ceptright
William Byren
Shagalasha
Old Magna-Etthen
News
Ww. N. U
Prom
Calgary
Psalm
J. Borthwick
England
Eee Peli
Ogdens
Ogden
Glasgow
Opple Food Parca Payouers
Hamilton
Ontario
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