Moonlight Plan Sparks Night Ride for Judith
In a tense scene Blaise prepares to search the Moor for Judith after Nick reports a sighting with Holfords in Newton Abbot. Geoffrey’s message and Madonna’s concern set the group on a race to recover her, Blaise riding Orion into the night.
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Blaise
Nick
Judith
Moor
Lady Anne
Newton Abbott
Jim Cresswell
Holfords
London
Judy
Madonna
Jean
Geoffrey
Tormarin
Baines
Harding
Orion
Blaise and Jean Escape Night Mishap on Dartmoor
Blaise Tormarin finds Jean on a moonlit Dartmoor slope after a fall and near capture by danger. He eases her fears with brandy and blankets, then lifts her onto Orion to return home despite the mist and risk. The tense reunion promises further developments.
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Tormarin
Jean
Burke
Judith
the Halfords
Blaise
London
Nick
Claire
Nesta
Orion
Dartmoor
I the Rhyming Optimist I the Rhyming Optimist
A poetic meditation by Aline Michaelis on music's healing power and celestial harmony. The speaker asks music to erase pain and sorrow, to fill the night with ecstatic melody and transport the soul to beauty beyond travel.
Cal the Four Point Landing Cal Parachute Hero
Four year old police dog Cal, silver grey and owned by Harold Brooker of Niagara Falls Ontario, made a historic first by following his master from an aircraft wing in a dog parachute jump. Cal wore his own separate chute and landed four points, a few feet from Brooker.
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Cal
Harold Brooker
Niagara Falls
Ont
Brooker
Japan Bans Absinthe Amid Health Concerns
The Japanese government plans a ban on absinthe sale after extensive study, citing it as particularly injurious. A prison inspector comments on poor paper bags while a convict offers to leave if not satisfied with his work.
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Japan
St Boniface Priest Builds Fine Organ
Brother Sylvestre of the Oblate order in St. Boniface has constructed a two-manual pneumatic-action organ in his spare time over the past year. The instrument, modeled after Casavant Freres, is praised for tonal richness and sensitivity. Born in Savoy, he came to Canada in 1891 and has long served in mission-building and musical mechanics. He may donate the organ to a northern mission, though few skilled musicians are available there.
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Brother Sylvestre
Oblate
St. Boniface
Casavant Freres
Sylvestre
Canada
Savoy
Oblate Order
Far
Hundreds of Washington Residents Drift Across Border
Easy to get across hundreds of floaters from Washington drift into British Columbia toward Vancouver. Canada lacks border patrol in British Columbia making non gateway crossing easy. Mothers can rely on Mother Graves Worm Exterminator for relief whose effects are described as sure and lasting.
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Canada
British Columbia
Washington
United States
Vancouver
Judge Dismisses Case Over Blind Horse Sale
A Chinese gardener sold a horse to a farmer. The buyer sued after learning the horse was blind. The magistrate asked if the seller knew. the response admitted knowledge and lack of disclosure. The case was dismissed.
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John
Long Tam
Important Minerals Of Canada Listed By Government Bureau
The Canadian Government Bureau of Statistics lists sixteen key minerals produced in Canada. The set includes asbestos cement clay products coal copper feldspar gold gypsum lead lime natural gas nickel petroleum salt silver and zinc.
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Canada
Government
Bureau of Statistics
Greene Quips About Job Security in Office Exchange
Smithson asks about tenure in the office, Greene replies he has worked there since threats of dismissal began. The remark hints at job insecurity and friction within the workplace.
Lifespan of a Hair on a Human Head Estimated
A single hair on a human head is estimated to live six to ten years. The remark highlights the longevity range of individual hairs.
Early religious counsel and odd notes on eggs and travel
The excerpt blends moral exhortations urging growth, charity, and patience with assorted curiosities. It cites Vaughan and Keble on personal virtue, mentions Job’s egg reference as the earliest food note, records a dog’s 175 mile Plymouth season ticket, notes Aberdeen’s 35 000 unmarried women, and observes cone shaped snowflakes in snowfall.
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Plymouth
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