Threw Away His Stick and a War Ship Escape
A wartime tale follows Bill and Alan as they flee pursuit across a lake in a one‑ or two‑seat plane. They load gas drums, rescue Bill from capture, and outrun Haskell and a police launch toward safety on the Alvoska shore amid danger and rough terrain.
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Bill
Larry
Forster
En Traverse
Alan Suggesed
Haskell
Buzzard
Bull
Alan
Featheret
Endurance
Alment
Ashe
Mounted Police
George Haskell
Big Alvoska
Joyce Returns to North Woods Amid Quiet Tension
Alan encounters Joyce after a perilous journey and debates confessing his feelings and the engagement that binds him to Elizabeth. Joyce remains distant yet cordial, gifting her a sash belt from Alan in a tense, delicate exchange. Buzzard notices Joyce’s charm as they share a wary, restrained reunion. (To be continued).
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Alan
Joyce
Elizabeth
Bill Hardsock
Pedneault
Lar
Buzzard
Thad
Chapter X The Secret of Many Waters Downriver Escape
Two miles down the river Buzzard throttles the motor and glides into a narrow evergreen lane. Alan begins to ready the canoe to tow the plane ashore while Joyce reads the situation and signals stop.
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Buzzard
Alan
Joyce
Plane crossing, meeting in trading post during tense escape
Alan and Joyce encounter a mysterious Buzzard after landing a small plane near a trading store. Pence asserts guard over the aircraft as the group plans rest and sustenance, while questions about the new ally and the plane loom amid their precarious situation and looming threats from the banks.
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Buzzard
Old Pence
Alan
Joyce
Canada Urban Growth Shown by Dominion Census
The Dominion census comparing 1867 to 1931 shows Canada's shift from rural to urban living. In 1871 rural residents were 81 per cent, urban 18.6 per cent, while 1931 tallies 4.8 million rural and 9.57 million urban, 53.7 per cent urban. Despite this, only about 31.7 per cent of Canadians live on farms, with a noted return toward rural life underway.
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Canada
Dominion
Confederation
Government Bureau of Statistics
The Rhyming Pa lly Aline Michaalia a Child
This fragment praises a childlike heart and its faith trust wonder in common things. It extols seeing beauty in land and rainbows and the grace found in love, urging readers to pray for this blessing to bring heaven on earth.
Aspirin Delivers Quick Relief for Headache and Pain
The advertisement touts Aspirin as safer and faster than other remedies, noting its quick dissolution and dependable action. It promises relief for headaches, colds, neuralgia, and rheumatism, urging readers to choose Aspirin for safe, certain results.
Finish the day and begin anew with renewed resolve
A compact reflection quotes Psalm 90:12 and Emerson on numbering days. It urges renewing consecration each day, living in God’s strength, and forgiving past blunders. The note exhorts starting today with purpose, letting tomorrow be a fresh, unburdened day.
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Anon
E. W. Emerson
United Kingdom’s Advanced Aircraft Leadership
In Canada and the Ottawa Journal view, the United Kingdom leads globally in airplane development, with exhaustive study of planes and their潜 capabilities. British pilots are deemed superior in experience, skill, and inventive application of flight.
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Canada
United States
United Kingdom
Ottawa Journal
Farmer Prices Highlight Need for Better Returns
The statement argues farmers require improved prices for livestock crops and outputs. It emphasizes the real need is higher value per cow hen sheep hog acre and potato, citing a universal farmer’s concern.
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Shakespeare
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