Growing old at forty and stomach acidity myths
The piece notes that many people feel older around forty due to acid stomach issues. It advises neutralizing excess acidity with Phillips Milk of Magnesia after meals and at night, and mentions Phillips tablets as an option. Beyond health, it contains a fragmentary narrative about prospecting with Dustin Kane and Spike Goddard, planning a Monday departure and involving Joe Carr and Peyott Gregg.
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Canada
Dad Kane
Peyott Gregg
Kane
Spike
Joe Carr
Pegram
Shylock
Dustin
Hard Stone Arrives as Prospective Hand Joins Ranch
Four men play Mississippi River poker in the sunlit Hour-glass ranch shade when a new rider, Stone or Hard Stone, arrives seeking work. He impresses with gear and a quiet air, earns a hire offer from Carr, and plans to bunk with the crew. The scene ends as the western tale promises more.
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Lee
Spears
Bains
Fort
Montgomery Ward
Baines
Carr
Stone
Hard Stone
Tenderfoot Sees Rustling and Racketeering in Wild West Plot
Gerald Keene goes undercover as Duro Stone to investigate the Hour-Glass Ranch and the Broken Spur gang. He encounters rustling by Broken Spur men and schemes by Spike Goddard and Sam Dustin to trap him into revealing a gold mine.
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Falen Weir
Gerald Keene
Broken Spur
Joe Carr
Keene
Hour-Glass Ranch
Duro Stone
Tenderfoot
Dad Kane
Dustin
Spike Goddard
Broken Spur Ranch
Sam Dustin
Carr
Kane Faces Investment Quest For Mine Venture
Kane reveals troubled conscience after an unguarded remark as Dustin, Spike, and Raynor discuss funding. Dustin presses for a full tour to show potential investors and proves the mine site to secure capital. A cautious Kane weighs the risk before agreeing to take them to the place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kane
Raynor
Spike
Dustin
Curious Fire and Tallies Ruled House of Commons Blaze
A century ago on October 16 1834 the House of Commons burned as tall wood tallies once stored in the cellar fed the blaze. Lord Bessborough’s great grandfather, then Nottingham MP, climbed the roof to direct the hose amid smoke heat water and molten lead, two minutes before the roof collapsed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Lord Bessborough
Canada
M.P
Nottingham
Treasury
News of the World
No Damages For Negligence In Ontario Jury Verdict
A Middlesex jury absolved the Melbourne Agricultural Society of liability after a 10 year old boy injured on a racetrack was deemed to bear responsibility for his own accident. The ruling shifts negligence risk to individuals, potentially reducing injury claims. Brantford Expositor.
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Ontario
Middlesex
Melbourne Agricultural Society
Brantford Expositor
Greater Threats From Captive Born Lions
The piece argues captive bred lions pose greater danger to trainers than jungle born lions. Jungle lions fear humans after contact, while captive born lions are often petted as cubs, making familiarity breed contempt. The article concludes the lion remains fundamentally wild from three years old, demanding caution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearson’s Weekly
Venom Of Snakes May Aid Haemophilia Treatment
British physicians Drs. R. G. Mac Farlane and Burgess Barnett report in Lancet that snake venom especially viper venom may help treat an uncontrollable bleed in haemophilia. They based their work on how snake poisons affect blood clotting and developed a prospective safe technique.
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Alfonso
Spain
R. G. MacFarlane
Burgess Barnett
Sopwith Declares Mistakes Cost America’s Cup Bid
Sopwith returns to England and tells press he lost the America's Cup due to making more mistakes than his opponent. He offers to challenge again, with his yacht Endeavour shown superior to Rainbow in many respects, a view echoed by American sailors.
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Sopwith
England
Montreal Gazette
Prehistoric Iberian City Found at San Miguel Mountain Base
The Excavation Commission reports a full Iberian city unearthed at València’s San Miguel mountain base. Findings include ancient vessels with soldier paintings and a complete Iberian alphabet. Further discoveries are anticipated.
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San Miguel
Valencia
Woman Recovers From Nervous Breakdown After Patent Remedy
Mrs. Jas. Johnson of 19 Bruce St Galt Ontario says a breakdown and feminine weakness left her unstrung and unable to rest. After using Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription she felt renewed and healthy again. All druggists carry it. Write Dr Pierce's Clinic Buffalo NY.
Prowler Trapped by Want Ad in Springfield Theft Case
Police in Springfield Missouri used a newspaper want ad offering to exchange a Model T Ford for an electric sewing machine. The thief answered the ad and went to a detective’s home where he was arrested and the sewing machine recovered for the rightful owner.
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Springfield
Missouri
Daughter Declines Marriage Until He Knows Life's Sorrows
A daughter tells her father she will only marry a man who understands life and its sorrows. She notes she sees a widower and observes that even a practical joker hates being the butt of a joke.
Watches From Liverpool Homes Of Timely Craft
The passage notes Liverpool as a hub for major eighteenth and nineteenth century watchmakers. It describes large open faced watches sold to America, worn by women on black silk cords and wound with small gold keys. Cases held loved ones pictures and tiny screw holes bore semi precious stones. many watches, though nearly two centuries old, still keep time accurately.
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Liverpool
England
America
Japanese hair dye demand limited to black says Commerce
The U S Department of Commerce reports that among Japanese people there is no demand for hair dye beyond black, indicating a strong preference for natural hair color with minimal market variation. The finding emphasizes cultural norms and consumer behavior in Japan's beauty market.
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U.S. Department of Commerce
Cuban baking relies on Canadian flour for gluten quality
Cuban baking methods require flour with high gluten content and flour milled from Canadian wheat meets this need. As a result 70 percent of imports are flour made from Canadian wheat.
Legend Describes Sun Goddess Lured Out by Music
A Japanese legend holds that music devised by the gods lured the sun goddess from her cave where she had retreated, restoring daylight to the world.
Little Helps For This Week from a religious reflection
A devotional excerpt discusses Romans 8 28 stating that all things work together for good for those who love God. It describes why blessings and trials are perceived as good when viewed as His will and guiding hand, urging trust in divine wisdom for the soul’s well being.
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God
Wincarnis advertised as nerve tonic and sleep aid
An ad promotes Wincarnis as a delicious wine like tonic to soothe nerves and aid sleep. It claims rapid feelings of well being, blood enrichment, and lasting energy with over 20 000 medical men endorsing its use for jumpy nerves insomnia anaemia debility and indisposition. Sold by Harold F. Ritchie Co. Ltd. Toronto.
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Harold F. Ritchie Co. Ltd
Toronto
Work Ahead for Queen Mary Crew After Launch
After the September 26 launch of the Queen Mary the majority of the crew will be reassigned or idle while about 3,000 men remain employed for more than a year. The steel hull will be transformed into a floating luxury hotel with no idle periods expected until spring 1936 when service in the North Atlantic is scheduled to begin.
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Queen Mary
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Philips
Gale
Genwane
Phillips
Vagnesia
Bha
Silent Lee
the Tenderfoot
George B. Rodney
Scott
Depe
Western Canada Flour Mills Co., Limited
Winnipeg
Calgary
Charlie
Many Watches
D.D.D
D. D. Dennis
Je Ali Times
James , Ince & Company, Ltd
Ramsay Co
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