Rexhill and Wade saga reaches hotel confrontation
Dorothy confronts Helen Rexhill at the hotel demanding Gordon Wade's whereabouts amid town tensions. Senator Rexhill arrives with a telegram about cavalry, while Dorothy vows to expose Wade’s ties and fight the Rexhills as she seeks a resolution.
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Dorothy
Frank Sheech
Rexhill
Rexhills
Mrs. Purme
Wes
Gotte
Gorman
Helen Rexhill
Raneline
Resbills
Gordon
Hher
Troutridge
Rexbil
Helen
Cordon Wade
Hielen
Miss Rexhill
Mr Wade
Son
Jou
Tam
Rexhill Lughed
Dorothy Tared
Mr. Wade
Wade
Plao
Moran
Doroty
Jin
Phere
Washington
Fort Mackensie
Wyoming
Help for Young Women by Lydia E Pinkham’s Compound
A Viking Alberta reader praises Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for relief from abdominal pains and fatigue. The letter claims improved health and urges friends to try the remedy, noting its non narcotic ingredients and long standing reputation.
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Viking
Alta
Rai
Emer
Lydia E. Pinkham
Opera Horsaneng
Hatterik
Pat Rugdenbt
Lydia E Pekhante
Pickham Fine Co
Cobrarg
Ontario
Atlantic air service links Seville to Buenos Aires by Zeppelin
London Chronicle reports new Atlantic route enabling a three and a half day crossing between Seville and Buenos Aires using Zeppelins. Each craft will carry pilots, wireless gear, and 40 passengers with mail cargo, two weekly all weather flights, and connections to Seville Madrid and air networks.
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Spain
Buenos Aires
Emerg Sne
Canary Islands
Atlantic
Mathis
Seville
Tandon
Airahipe
Euch
Africa
America
Cape Verde
Fernando Noronha
A Gentle Protest on Drought in Alberta
The Calgary Herald laments drought across southern Alberta and criticizes provincial weather forecasting. It reflects on ministerial pleas for rain, public frustration with dry conditions, and hopes for timely moisture to ease hardship on homes and farms.
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Alberta
Hatceld
el Bow
Calgary Herald
Beggar Dialog Sparks Nightclub Clash in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia a confrontation unfolds as a lone man and a bold woman exchange harsh words over money. The incident highlights street harassment and public discomfort as bystanders observe.
New Arrival Testimony Sparks Hotel Clerk Exchange
A fragment shows a Buenos Aires hotel scene with a clerk asking a foreign guest for identification. The brief exchange hints at language barriers and a formal inquiry but lacks full context or outcome.
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Buenos Aires
London
Buttons in the Collection A sporting padre
A fragment notes a Padre observing buttons in an offer for medical or other goods. The text hints at a church or religious figure reacting to a purchase or display, with phrases suggesting sensational or tabloid wording. The readable portion is sparse and lacks clear events or dates.
Railway Extensions Start on Canadian National Lines
Canadian National Railways begins work on 458 miles of extensions in Saskatchewan already authorized. Sir Henry Thurman notes a record crop potential with a million acres more likely this year, while labour shortages slow the programme somewhat.
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Canadian National
Sackatchewan
Henry Thurman
Canadian National Railways
Henry
Saskatchewan Municipalities In 19 Turban And Rural Areas
Saskatchewan municipalities including incorporations authorized by the Department of Municipal Affairs list divisions by type. Cities number 7, towns 79, villages 249, summer resort villages 6, and rural municipalities 201, totaling 611.
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Department of Muncipal Affairs
Saskatchewan
Drilling Planned for Oil Deposit in Porcupine Mountain
A Manitoba project by the Porcupine Mountain Oil and Mining Work plans an initial drilling well this summer to test a suspected oil deposit in the Porcupine Mountain area. The effort follows surveys indicating potential subsurface resources.
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Porcupine Mountain
Harriet
Manitoba
Porcupine Mountain Oi
Canada Drives Record Auto Use and Production Growth
Canada’s automobile industry shows more than half a million vehicles in use and a total capital investment nearing 101,000 automobiles manufactured domestically. Ontario leads registrations with 241,986 vehicles, while Quebec, Saskatchewan, Alberta, Manitoba, and other provinces report varied counts amid a 1921-1922 growth backdrop.
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Canada
Ontario
Yukon Territory
Province Edward Island
Beotla
New Branswick
Quebec
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
British Columbia
Yukon
Nees
Nova
Manitoba Automobiles Licensing Rise Thirteen Percent
Officials report 41 000+ automobiles licensed in Manitoba last year, up from 1921 and 1920 figures. There were 161 car makes in operation, slightly down from 165 in 1921 and 84 in 1920, with 1908 showing 405 licenses. The minister notes growth amid shifting transport trends.
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Manitoba
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Wilder Anthony
Ian Righip
Iain EB
Sue
Miss Hexhill
Dave Pot
Mrs. Holmberg
Lydia E.pinkham
Zeppenn
Philadelphia
Tento
Naeture
THE
Coca-Cola Company
Toronto
Monsrel
Winnipeg
Vencoumee
CNR
Automobile Industry
Autos
Riche
Rice
McPhersom
Ella
Pen
Alex. Marshall
Sprucedale, Ont
Dr. Chase
Baby Marshall
Manson, Hates & Co
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