Missionary Pursuit in Arctic Cold as Karmack Flees
Sergeant Seymour leads a dog sled chase through the Great Barrens to catch Karmack who has abducted Moira O Malley and fled toward the Mackenzie via the Wolf Lake area. The Arctic post prepares, with cor poral Le Blanc securing trade rooms and furs, while Mission House malamutes assist the pursuit.
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Sperial
Ottawa
Aictle
Special
Karmack
Mission House
Miss O'Malley
Luke Morrow
Moira
British Columbia
Sergeant Scarlet
Lake Morrow
le Blanc
Arctic Company
la Marr
Morrow
Stern
Mercy
Seymour
Mackenzie
Archie
Emma
Mackenzie River
Wolf Lake
Wold
Moira O'Malley
Harry
Living Targets on the Northern Trail
Sergeant Seymour pursues a wanted embezzler across a frozen wilderness to rescue Moira O Malley. He battles the white silence and risks breaking northern trail rules as the Royal Mounted seek their man. His personal stake drives him beyond fear despite the brutal cold.
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Seymour
Harry Karmack
Moira O'Malley
Royal Mounted
Karmack
Koplock
Moira
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Winnipeg Woman
A Winnipeg woman testifies that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helped her manage weakness and age related symptoms. The ad promotes the remedy for women forty five to fifty five with irritability melancholia headaches and hot flashes. It highlights herbal ingredients and forty years of use and mentions a private text for women.
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Winnipeg
Man
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Thompson
Lizzie St
Lydia E.bam
Ontario
Lydia Pinkham
Arctic chase in winter camp ends with shooting near Ottawa girl
A masked pursuit unfolds as sergeant Scarlet confronts Karmack in a snowbound camp. Moira O Malley intervenes with an automatic, a gun misfires declaring a nonlethal standoff. the scene ends with Scarlet wounded and the assailant’s fate unresolved.
Eskimos Lose Grazing Lands In Alaska Says Official
William T. Lopp of the Alaska Division of the Bureau of Education warns that no land leasing or grazing laws exist in the north. Reindeer herds of Seward Peninsula natives are being crowded out despite prior rights to the land.
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Alaska
Seward Peninsula
William T. Lopp
Bureau of Education
Lopp
Edmonton Graduates Win Olympic Basketball Title
The Edmonton Commercial Graduates Girls win the Olympic Games in Paris defeating Strassburg and are declared undisputed world champions. They have a remarkable streak with all challengers beaten.
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Strassburg
Paris
Edmonton Commercial
Edmonton Gilis
Japan Earthquakes Through Ages Highlight Seismic Activity
Records show in the 21 years to 1965 Japan averaged 1461 earthquakes annually, most slight. Long historical span 1489 years ending 1205 lists 244 quakes, described as more or less disastrous in character.
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Japan
Earthquake Reported In Lime City Pere
A mild earthquake was recorded in Lime City on Pere with occasional tremors noted weekly. Officials advise residents to review safety plans and stay prepared as aftershocks may follow.
Admiralty Finally Publishes Jutland Account Sparks Debate
The Admiralty released its official Jutland report amid ongoing contention with Lord Jellicoe challenging many findings. Discrepancies over times ranges and bearings persist among experts, while the general naval battle features remain broadly agreed.
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Admiralty
Jutland
America
Lord Jellicoe
First Sea Lord
Evan Thomas
Fifth Battle Squadron
Scheer
Sir Julian Corbett
Guarding Wembley's Treasures Across the Grounds
Major Crookes leads a 200 strong securing force guarding Wembley treasures worth millions. Ex police, Commissionares, Veterans, and international staffs patrol day and night across palaces and sections with clocks recording movements. Each dominion or exhibit area maintains its own protection.
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Wembley
Crookes
Metropolitan Police
Commissionares
Veterans Corps
Dominion
Overseas
Ceylon
South Africa
India
Canada
Norfolk Jacket Reproduces Chain-Mail Hau Berk
A note describes the present day Norfolk jacket as a reproduction of the chain mail hauberk, highlighting its historical link to medieval armor and current garment design.
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Norfolk
Boston Residents Appoint School Master in 1635
Boston citizens used a vote to appoint a school master as early as 1635, reflecting the colony's emphasis on education and local governance.
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Boston
Queer Animals Found in Panama Jungle By Marsh Expedition
Scientists from the American Museum of Natural History report odd creatures unearthed in the Panama jungle. Observations include a frog that builds a house and a mating frog duo creating a froth to seal eggs. Breder describes piranhas, a tiny freshwater flying fish, and an armored shellfish eaten like crab. Interior Indians are gentle yet drink maize liquor, practice nature devil worship, and polygamy with three wives each.
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Marsh
Panama Jungles
Richard O. Marsh
Charles Breder, Jr
Newark
American Museum of Natural History
Mr. Breder
Rain Gods Bless Drought Ending Ceremony in Peking
After a severe drought in North China a rain festival for Yu Shen the rain god coincided with May showers in Peking. Officials from Shantung sent a Ming dynasty tablet honoring a magistrate who sacrificed himself to end drought. The tablet was brought to a Forbidden City temple for a ceremonial invocation featuring officials from the Boy Emperor’s court and the republic.
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Peking
China
Yu Shen
Shantung
Haptanhsten
Forbidden City
Republic
Baby's Own Tablets Ad Endorsed by Mothers
Mrs. David Gagne of St Godfrey endorses Baby's Own Tablets noting they aid three children. The tablets are a mild laxative easing constipation and indigestion, help colds and fevers, and promote sound sleep. Sold by druggists or 25 cents a box by mail from The Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
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David Gagne
St. Godfrey
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
Should Byron be commemorated in Westminster Abbey
The Spectator argues the Dean of Westminster should honor Lord Byron with a memorial tablet. It notes Byron’s bad life but insists his status as a great poet warrants commemoration, comparing him to other infamous figures already in the Abbey and invoking a “statute of limitations” on his misdeeds.
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Westminster
Byron
Charles II
Mary Queen of Scots
the Spectator
London
Box making in British Columbia forests industry
An important industry in British Columbia is wooden box manufacture with twenty five plants in the province. Capital ranges from 3 to 4.6 million dollars and about 1200 people are employed in the sector with an annual payroll under 1.25 million dollars.
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British Columbia
Jimmy as Judge Sparks Mixed Feelings at Picnic
A Montreal Star item notes Jimmy, once liked by the girls at a picnic and seaside ball, now disliked as he serves as judge in a beauty contest. The piece humorously contrasts past charm with present scrutiny as spectators react to his role.
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Jim
Bin
Jimmy
Montreal
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Syl
Tete
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