Sergeant Scarlet Reunites With Moira In Ottawa Stopover
After three weeks in a blizzard the sergeant closes his hunt for Karmack and returns to civilian clothes. He finds Moira in Ottawa, then spills from a hotel lobby to a Venetian Gardens rendezvous for a first dance and a vow to keep pursuing his elusive quarry.
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Moira
Sergeant Scarlet
Mount Royal Hotel
Seymour
St. Catherine Street
Venetian Gardens
Venice
Italy
Pleasure
Regina
Scarlet
France
Mounted
Russell
Double-Barrelled Case in British Columbia Gold Camp
Sergeant Russell Seymour of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police arrives undercover near Gold, British Columbia, to survey a growing gold camp and investigate an armistice embezzler. He teams with a mysterious rider and discovers a deadly coach holdup, a slain mounted officer, and a staged plan that could shape the camp’s future.
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Russell Seymour
Royal Canadian
Montreal
Mushroom
Gold
British Columbia
Seymour
Moira
Hazelton
Grand Trunk Pacific
Baxter
British Columbia Express
Yukon Country
Argonaut Valley
Kan
Express Company
Dominion
Forbidden Elopement Sparks Montreal Arrest Disruption
In a tense frolic on a fated night, a vow to marry is shadowed by pursuit of a suspect named Harry. A red headed man disrupts a table as two constables in Montreal police dress arrive, while a French girl tries to restore calm amid claims of vast wealth and duty. Seymour pledges, Get him I will.
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Frogen
Harry
Moira
County Mayo
O Malley
Montreal
Jake
Floretti
Seymour
North America’s Oldest Road and Ancient Skies Facts
North America’s oldest road is a sixteenth century Spanish route shaped like a Y. It links Vera Cruz to San Blas and Acapulco, aiding westbound Philippines convoys by avoiding Cape Horn. Evidence suggests prior Indigenous use. A single light may be thousands of stars. French science links eye marks to diseases.
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Vera Cruz
Gulf
Pacific
San Blas
Acapulco
Philippines
Cape Horn
Reclaiming Damaged Paper Money Could Transform Waste
Forest Products Laboratories report methods to recover clean pulp from condemned currency once burned or melted. Using special washing equipment, they can extract usable fiber from bank note stock made of refined linen cuttings, potentially creating a valuable commercial process.
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Forest Products Laboratories
Department of the Interior
Ben
Department of Finance
Forest Products Laboratory
Wonderful Instrument For Munich Museum
The electrical orrery for the Deutsches Museum in Munich has been completed and shown by Zeiss of Jena. Under Dr. Bauersfeld it uses 40 interlinked projectors to map sun moon and stars on a domed inner surface, producing accurate celestial motion with an electrical engine.
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Deutsches Museum
Munich
Zeiss
Jena
Bauersfeld
Orrery
Earl of Orrery
Stray Wolf Seeks Replacement Car After Highway Accident
Stray Wolf an Oklahoma Indian who made a fortune in oil wrecks his recent purchase in a spill of money and mud. He limps into a local showroom and explains the crash with a rambling tale about a big red car and a moonshine drinking misfortune.
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Stray Wolf
Christian Advocate
Ancient Asia Minor church unearthed by Michigan expedition
Foundations of a large early Christian church more than 2060 feet long, possibly a successor to the church founded by Saint Paul, unearthed in Asia Minor by the University of Michigan expedition led by Professor Francis W. Kelsey, according to a report.
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St. Paul
University of Michigan
Francis W. Kelsey
Asia Minor
Canada’s Vast Firewood Use and Forest Value
The piece explains Canada’s annual firewood output in vast terms and its dependence on forests for fuel. It notes regional wood types, from hardwoods in Ontario and Quebec to poplar in the prairies and diverse BC timber, stressing conservation to ensure domestic and power needs.
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Canada
Forests of
Natural Resource S Intelligence Service
Department of the Interior
Halifax
Vancouver
Ontario
Quebec
Maritime Provinces
Prairie Provinces
British Columbia
Girl Turns Fox Breeding Into Ontario Farm Venture
Marjory Walton started the Oakville silver black fox ranch in Ontario after breeding foxes. She describes raising five pups in the first year and partnering with her brother to build a profitable business from a hobby. Walton plans to showcase her prize foxes and share her methods at a New York Women’s Activities exhibit.
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Oakville
Ontario
Automobile deaths far outpace war toll, warns Montreal Herald
The Montreal Herald contrasts war casualties in France with 6,000 automobile deaths on North American streets in eighteen months, noting 25,000 of the victims were children and urging stronger efforts to reduce traffic fatalities.
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France
North America
Montreal Herald
Frank Enough Farmer Hired Man Dialogue Fragment
Fragmentary dialogue shows a farmer and his hired man trading short lines about rest and purpose, hinting at daily rural labor and expectations. The OCR preserves a rustic tone without clear narrative context or names.
Doctor Ninety-Nine Refuses To Retire In Devon
Dr E J Slade King aged near 100 refuses to resign as Medical Officer of Health of Hirracombe Devon. He states retirement only when unfit mentally or physically and urges younger men to prove themselves. He also serves as coroner and spoke to a council deputation.
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E. J. Slade- King
Hirracombe
Devon
Stade King
Lam Hale
Slade-King
A Splendid Laxative for the Baby
Mothers should guard baby’s digestion as nine tenths of ailments come from stomach and bowel issues Baby's Own Tablets offer a mild thorough laxative free of opiates or narcotics and are guaranteed safe for newborns or growing children The Williams’ Medicine Co Brockville Ont sells 25 cents a box by dealers or mail
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Pt Williams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
The Harm Of Overeating Warns Against Excess
Dr Copeland argues overeating harms health and longevity. He urges moderate meals, sufficient rest, and warns big eaters and habitually excessive eaters suffer more from poor hygiene than drinkers. He notes some individuals resist limits yet most avoidable deaths result from ignoring common sense.
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Copeland
M.D
Giant bush pig sighting debated in Kenya colony
The elusive giant bush pig of the Kenya colony is rarely seen and doubted by some, though several reputable travellers report observations.
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Kenya Colony
Children Favor Castoria Ingredient Claims
A vintage advertisement touts Fletcher’s Castoria as a remedy for infants and children, promising relief from constipation, flatulence, wind colic, and diarrhea, reduces feverishness, aids digestion, and promotes natural sleep without opiates. The ad emphasizes the genuine product bears its signature.
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Fletcher
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