Moran’s Escape Plan Amid Vigilante Action at Wade Ranch
Moran, warned by gunfire and roving vigilantes, slips off to salvage allies and prepare a revenge strike. He rides toward the Double Arrow to stage a broader escape and potentially torch the ranch if needed, while Dorothy endures Moran’s violent confrontation with Wade, setting the scene for a tense, unresolved clash.
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Bethe
Moran
Tug Dalley
High
Igilantes
Wade
Deey
Arava
Enuton
Atcis Pantad Statiaty
Dorothy
Serrida
Wes
Moraa
Helpelss
London Still World’s Financial Centre
The piece cites London’s enduring position as the world’s financial hub despite the US holding half of global monetary gold. It attributes this to London’s perfected money market, discount market, world goods appraisal, insurance system, and low interest rates, shaped by generations of British banking training.
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United States
London Vs
Tiedon
London
New York Herald
Saskatchewan Farmers Win 229 Prizes in Eleven Years
Saskatchewan farmers accumulated 229 prizes for grain grasses and vegetables at international shows in Canada and the United States between 1911 and 19 percent. Of these 21 were sweepstakes or first prizes, with many more prizes won for livestock and wheat exhibitions across the shows.
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Saskatchewan
Canada
United States
Is Your Nose Stuffed With Cold
An old ad copy promotes Catarrhozone from The Catarrbozone Co Montreal claiming relief for nasal congestion and cold symptoms. It urges purchase of $1.00 treatment by mail and in-store, touting frequent use to keep airways clear.
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Caiarrbozone Co
Montreal
Coming of the Wireless Age
British scientist writes in a London newspaper predicting wireless will direct movement on land and sea. A wireless lighthouse on Inchkeith Island proves the concept guiding ships by radio in fog and night. A mission ship will demonstrate wireless navigation via ports to China and Atlantic routes, with a long flight guided by wireless from takeoff to destination.
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London
Inchkeith Island
Firth of Forth
Firth
British Hoard of
Meteorological Office
China
Mediterranean
Indian Ocean
Straits
Atlante
Europe
Bio
Glace Bus
Ocran
Ongar
Former Kaiser Quarrels Over Doorn Taxes
William Holenollern battles Dutch authorities over local assessments at Doorn claiming exile under compulsion. Doorn officials say he arrived voluntarily and will enforce the tax law retrospectively. Amerenken council, where he first resided, plans to pursue similar tax claims.
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Kaiser
Doorn
William Holenollern
Thases
Holland
Amerenken
Doorn Council
Pictou District Hosts 158th Scotch Settlement Anniversary
Residents of Pictou district and guests from across Canada join Governor General Burg and Lady Byne in a pageant celebrating the 158th anniversary of the first Scotch settlers landing in Canada. A replica of the ship Hector featured prominently in the celebration.
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Scott
Pictou District
Canada
Burg
Lady Byne
Hector
Typewriters Painted White Said to Ease Boredom and Strain
A note from a workshop reports white painted typewriters may reduce fatigue and eye strain for workers. The claim cites calmer visuals and easier focus, though no formal study is cited.
Scientist Claims Deep Cave Eye Adaptation in Proteus Creature
In a Cambridge Natural History Society lecture, a scientist asserts he developed eyes in proteus living in Kentucky caves where no light reaches. He describes extracting an eye from a cave creature and placing it in daylight, causing pigment changes and growth, suggesting daylight can reveal hidden life forms beneath dark environments.
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Cambridge University Natural History Society
Feakemarer
Fis Peothai
Thareapan
Oldest English Inn George Inn Norton St Philip
The George Inn near Bath in Norton St Philip is among England’s oldest inns. A half timbered house with three foot thick walls was licensed as an alehouse in 1397 and has historic ties to Duke of Monmouth and Oliver Cromwell. Distinctive 17th century features include an oak chair a massive oak door and wooden paneling.
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England
Bath
Norton St Philip
Wis
Duke of Monmouth
Oliver Cromwall
Sedgemoor
Gold Dust Sale At Waldorf Astoria Tendered For Government
At the Waldorf Astoria a hotel treasurer sold 5000 dollars worth of gold dust and nuggets to the Government after a Western guest left with gold for safekeeping. The traveler asked that hotel charges be waived. Government officials arranged the sale as payment. Wheat exports from Canada in June rose to 22,228,98 bushels from 11,760,477 last year, and wheat flour exports increased to 904,619 barrels from 764,625. Over ten months, wheat exports reached 205,000,000 bushels, up 65,000,000 from the prior year.
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Waldorf-Astoria
Rom Canaaa
Prince of Wales' ranch filly wins Clydesdale class
Balesien Ringlet, a yearling filly imported for the Prince of Wales' ranch near High River, captured first place in the Clydesdale females event amid added interest at the summer exhibition.
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Gary
Clydesdale
Prince of Wales
High River
Unemployment Declines Across Industries Says Gazette
The Dominion Labor Gazette reports a marked fall in unemployment across all industries compared with last year. It notes a drop percent, while cautioning that self is lost to individuals who assume others airs.
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Dominion Labor Gazette
Household Hints the Base Valuatie Reel He
The text shows a recipe segment for a chocolate raisin frosting and a cake batter with milk chocolate, vanilla, Sun Maid raisins, flour, sugar, and butter. Intertwined are garbled words but the core steps describe melting milk and chocolate, thickening, adding raisins and flavoring, and spreading on a cooled cake along with standard cake batter ingredients.
Mystery of the Heavens: Inventions Measure Sun and Stars
Professor H Turner lectured at the Royal Institute on measuring star sizes. He described using a soup plate to illustrate distance and size, noted the sun appears as large as the moon, and cited Michelson’s mirror method as key to determining Alpha Orionis is about 400 times the sun’s size.
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H. Turner
Royal Institute
Michelson
Constellation of
Orion
Wall
Frenchman’s Daring Stunt From Eiffel Tower
A young Frenchman rode a bicycle from the Eiffel Tower station to the ground performing jumps. He crossed ninety yards in under two minutes and was only slightly scratched on one leg after a close pass at a post. Photographs were later used to record the feat.
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Eiffel
Tower Station
Eiffel Tower
Iesele
Beacon Lights for Night Mail Flyers illuminate air route
The post office will install 37 searchlights along the Chicago to Cheyenne air route this summer. Ships from Schenectady supply lights each with 6 300 000 candlepower. Towers stand 84 feet high and automatic motors operate the beacon posts guiding pilots with emergency landing fields at each town.
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Chicago
Cheyer
Post Office Department
General Plegirle Company
Schenectady
Cheyenne
Wyo
Dr Fowler's Wild Strawberry Extract Proposed for Diarrhea Relief
An Ontario reader praises Dr Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry claiming rapid relief from severe diarrhea cramps and headache after four doses. The ad notes 50¢ per bottle and The T Milburn Co Limited Toronto as the distributor.
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Dr. Fowler
Ernest Morris
Webb St
London
Ont
Ds Fowlers
Dr. Fowlers
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