Eskimo Fight Cards End in Sergeant’s Victory
A rough field battle unfolds as Sergeant Seymour, instructor to Eskimo boxers, defeats Bonnemort after a brutal exchange. Moira directs observers while Tack and others watch the improvised match end with a decisive coup de grace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnemort
Seymour
Mola
Mim
Bonsimort
Sepivas
Werneent
Arctic
Onnemort
Seyfour
Moirat
Spolter
Moira
Victor feodace and Shean tied in a tense chase scene
Amid a wilderness pursuit, the victor feodace and Shean clash as handcuts appear on the defeated wrist. Harry Karmack, 18, encounters a shocking capture while Oliver O Malley faces sudden danger at Artletier in the Northwest Territories. Moira O Malley is stunned by the masked hunter now unrecognizable, as the sleuth's pursuit complicates her reunion with her brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonnemort
Harry Karmack
Oliver O'Malley
Artletier Northwest Territories
Moira O'Malley
Friar
Ras Hand
Murder Charge Forces Brewster's Arrest at Camp
Sergeant Seymour confronts Brewster at the camp tent after discovering a boot print and leather plates linked to Bart Caswell's murder. Brewster is placed under arrest for Caswell's death as tensions rise between Brewster, Karmack, and Moira O'Malley while a rider approaches.
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Karmach
Arctic
Ansber Bere
Basan
Karmack
Sonston Sane Maley
Moira
Rene
Beymer
Paderig Einer
Erst
Avie
Stein
Rip
O'Malley
Coeares
Caswell
Moira O'Malley
Sone Sass
Peer Carmack
Leck
Boyale—Donnemort
Seymour Teen
Brewster
Seymour
Tak Sereeant
The
Royal Mounted
Hople
Bart Caswell
Trewster
Photos By Wireless Show Trans-Atlantic Photo Send
A London demonstration claims to have sent photographs by wireless from England to the United States. A new 35 item by H R Ranger of RCA was used, transmitting sixteen pictures in eight hours. Under G S Whitmore and G Wand the broadcast included Kellogg, the Prince of Wales, Baldwin, Chamberlain, the Queen, Dowager Queen Alexandra, and London news stills.
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England
United States
Radio House
London
H. R. Ranger
Agineering
Radio Corporation of America
G. S. Whitmore
Marconi Communication Bureau
Wand
Radio Corporation
Frank B. Kellogg
Prince of Wales
Baldwin
Austen Chamberlain
Mary
Alexan Tra
Destructive instincts and a tricky desk clue unfold
A fragmentary desk note beside shelves hints at a hidden stash and a destructive instinct that could endanger a boy. The clue suggests a path to uncovering a secret, with references to chained volumes and a distant figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ortega
Claim Ocean Leaks Cause Earthquakes
Captain T J J Lee United States Government astronomer at Ware Island California argues sea leaks drive earthquakes and volcanoes. He bases his theory on studies since the San Francisco disaster of 1996 noting water seeping through rock expands molten mass and creates steam to drive crustal adjustments.
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T. J. J. Lee
United States
Ware Island
Calif
Commonwealth Club
San Francisco
Lee
Mother's Apple Pie Cons Almost Any Housekeeper Could Bake
A pamphlet from Ottawa's Department of Agriculture promotes Canadian Grown Apples and provides a recipe for Mother's Apple Pie. It recommends lining with Canadian apples sliced thin, adding water, baking slowly, then filling with sugar, salt, butter, and nutmeg before topping with the upper crust. Serve slightly cooled with cream and sugar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Ottawa
Sahara veteran captain tours salt city of Fachi
Captain Angus Buchanan recounted his Sahara crossing and visit to Fachi, a remote salt city described as vast arid wilderness surrounding a tiny fortified town with salt buildings and walls. He notes its isolation and long history of Arab conflicts around the walled settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angus Bucoanan
M.C
Sahara Desert
Fachi
England
Scotland
Tate
Buffalo Livestock Car Destined for Glasgow Zoo
A heated livestock car shipped from Canada carried two buffalo calves, a bul and a cow, from Wainwright Park Alberta to Ardrossan as the point of origin label, bound for Glasgow Zoological Gardens in Scotland. The consignor notes the animals as fine specimens from the herd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
Mian National Railway
Zoological Gardens
Scotland
Wainwright Park
Alberta
Ardrossan
Advertising Dependent Paper Industry Faces Immediate Threat
The piece notes a paper shortage endangering advertising firms across all sectors. It warns that without sustainable forest management new forests must replace vast timber losses. Industry leaders acknowledge the risk to jobs and the need for proactive action to secure paper supply for future campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natural Resources Intelligence Service
Department of the Interfo
Wueb
Saved baby's life by Baby's Own Tablets claim
Mrs Alfred Tranchemontagne of St Michel des Saintes Quebec writes that Toby's Own Tablets saved her baby's life and she highly recommends them to mothers. The tablets are described as safe for little ones and to relieve minor fits from indigestion. Sold by medicine dealers or by mail for 25 cents a box from The Dr Williams Medicine Line Co Brockville Ont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred
Tranchemontagne
St. Michel Des Saintes
Que
Toby
Dr. Williams’ Meat Line Co
Brockville
Italian seismologist foresees quakes in Java landslides
Italian seismologist Rafel Bandari claimed he could forecast earthquakes. He predicted events for November 11 in the extreme east, possibly the Philippines. The report notes Java quakes on November 12 with many native towns destroyed by landslides and one village swallowed by a river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talian
Java
Rafel Bandari
Philippines
London Streets and Faithful Walks This Week
A compact column blends devotional verse and brisk reflection on loving divine guidance. It contemplates steadfast prayer and trust in providence while musing on a lifelong habit of walking London streets to see new scenes daily.
Future English to Sound Like Super Cockney Says London Professor
English of the future will diverge from present abuses of language, says Daniel Jones, professor of phonetics at the University of London. In a distant era, English will be spoken with a super Cockney flair and a seated accent while Gaelic may vanish and Irish English fade, with only select language families persisting. Meanwhile, Dakota families buy 5000 acres near Lethbridge Alberta.
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Geena Rights Arranged
Snroagh
D. Geedchild. Publishers, Ferentey
Uloer
Conda
Woot
Wireless
Sandler
Minard
Linimen
Fach
Larimer Homeric Carses
Aestralis
Baby
Margaret
Sanester
Jan Freeman Clarke
Vicki Owen
Dakota
Lethbridge
Alta
Westinghouse
Eas
SA Rrdlan Pacific Railway
Great Britain
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
France
Holland
Switzerland
Canada
CPR
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Department of Colonization and Development
Seperintendent
Ceniosto
Eeestene
Sao
Eet
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