Murder in Gold BC Drives Out Newtown Tension
In a Gold BC mining camp a staged murder inquiry unfolds after a deputy coroner presides over a ramshackle inquest in an unfinished bank building. Deputy Hardley’s sensational verdict ties two killings to the imposter case while Ruth Duperew and Brewster stir romantic and investigative tensions amid a wary crowd.
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Hardley
Gern
First Bank of Gold
King Street
Jiardley
Seymour
Hardsley
Bank Maanager
Ruth Duperew
Brewste
Brewster
Mr. Brewster
Bart
Miss Duperow
Times
Sam Hardlevy
Hardiey
Russell Seymour
Royal Mounted Canadian Police
B.C
B.C. X
Ben Tabor
Samuel Hardley
Phil Brewster
Gold
Law
Temple of Justice
Tevasion
First Bank of
Woman Credits Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound
Mrs Harvey Muztican of Harrowsmith Ontario praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relieving fatigue fainting spells and nervous troubles during pregnancy and after. She notes the brand helped her and encourages sharing her name to help others while stating over 100000 purchasers responded they were helped by the medicine.
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Harrowsmith
Ontario
Lydia E. Pinkhamn
Harvey Muztican
R. R. No
Lydia E. Pinkham
Self-Operating Railway At Wembley Delivers Automated Transit
A fully automatic line at Wembley runs 1.5 miles single track and 0.75 mile double track with cars moving 2 to 3 mph near stations and 24 mph in open stretches. No drivers or signals. cars rely on a spiral screw system and are controlled from a central switchboard.
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Wembley
England Loses Coastline to Erosion While Scotland Gains Land
An official from the British Geological Survey notes England loses about one square mile annually to coast erosion, with the hardest hit areas from Whitby to Lyme Regis and around Cromer. Scotland gains land in the Solway Firth as remnant forest along Bristol Channel sinks, and a geologist explains cliff erosion results from both air and water attack.
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England
Scotland
British Geological Survey
Whitby
Yorkshire
Lyme Regis
Dorset
Cromer
Bristol Channel
Tenby
Wales
Cardigan Bay
Solway Firth
Gretna
Boots For Vegetarians On Market Amid Leather Objections
English shopkeepers face demand for leather substitutes amid ethical objections. War produced fourteen substitutes. only two survive, including bovis for regelarians, priced five to six dollars a pair. Authorities claim parity with leather, though soles are stiffer. Market exists mainly for conscientious objectors.
Clever Sheep Dogs On Welsh Trial Showdown
In a Llangollen sheep dog trial two dogs, Jock and Lad, guided sheep up a hill using distinct whistle cues and arm signals from their shepherd. Each dog obeyed only its partner’s commands, showcasing precision and teamwork amid lively competition.
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Jock
Lad
Direct Fruit Trade Promoted With Canada For Jamaica
In Jamaica's economic slump the fruit trade faces trouble and direct sales to Canada are urged as the best potential market. Canada is viewed as the most promising new outlet to revive Jamaica's finances.
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Jamaica
Canada
French Police Use Dust Tests to Identify Criminals
French investigators apply microscopy to clothing dust to expose lies in suspects. After stripping apparel, dirt is examined, vacuumed, and heated to reveal foreign matter. The method has led to confessions and linked suspects to crimes by traces like sawdust.
Enterprise Of Boy Scout Adopts Strange Device For Trip
A Johannesburg Times report praises a Boy Scout who used an odd method to raise £66 for overseas travel to the Empire jamboree. He saved by investing and trading old bottles and newspapers for months, facing apathy but winning public support to fund his journey.
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Johannesburg
Little Helps For This Week
A reflective meditation on trusting God amid life’s maze. It urges casting care on Him, learning humility, gratitude, and respect for all life, and avoiding contempt toward others.
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James Freeman Clarke
Opportunities In the West Promoted by Lord Bledisloe Visit
The Rt. Hon. Lord Bledisloe, chairman of the Rothamstead Experimental Station, urged English high society to settle in Western Canada during a tour of the region. He said their presence would benefit both themselves and Canada.
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England
Lord Bledisloe
Rothamstead
Harpendale
Western
Canada
Whistling Acacia of Sudan with Hollow Shoot Sheaths
A Sudanese acacia species, known locally as the whist ling tree, features extremely hollow shoot sheathes that emit a sound as loud as a very sweet toned flute when interacted with.
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Sudan
Royal couple presents ivory leopard statues to museum
The King and Queen of England donated a pair of ivory leopards to the British Museum, enriching its ancient animal sculpture collection and signaling a royal endorsement of the institution.
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England
British Museum
Earth Rotation Slowing Says Dr Crommelin
Dr A D Crommelin told the British Astronomical Society that the earth’s axis rotation is gradually slowing with no need for alarm. He noted the process has continued for centuries and would take hundreds of millions more years to cause real discomfort, warning a stopped rotation would dramatically alter day and night.
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British Astronomical Society
A. ©. D. Crommelin
Mercury
Nothing to Equal Baby's Own Tablets
Mrs. George Lefebvre of St. Zenon Quebec endorses Baby's Own Tablets, saying they are unmatched for babies. The laxative tablets regulate bowels, ease indigestion and colic, and are sold for 25 cents a box by The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
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George Lefebvre
St. Zenon
Que
Dr. Wiliams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
Hotel leader claims prohibition boosts industry growth
A leading U S hotel executive asserts that prohibition revived the hotel business rather than harming it. He notes that in the last four years more capital was invested in U S hotels than in the prior twenty seven years. Ottawa Journal.
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United States
Otawa Journal
Winnipeg Sees High Wheat Grading This Season
New wheat is pouring into Winnipeg from Manitoba points and shipments received indicate a high grade this season. Oats and barley are also grading high. The new wheat is of excellent milling quality.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Seven Dutch Parliament Women Each Belong to a Different Party
In the Netherlands seven women named Mielihera serve in parliament and each represents a distinct political party. The arrangement highlights diverse party affiliations among female lawmakers in the chamber.
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Holland
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Alfred Tennyson
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