Dusty Highway Mystery Continues In Bakersville
In Bakersville Gay Maxwell waits as Nick’s yacht voyage drags on with no word. Family friends Mary Maxwell and Uncle Simeon rally to support her and the two little boys, while Halliday coordinates search efforts and doctor Bennett worries for Gay’s fragile health as a storm of uncertainty lingers.
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Meepner
Bennett Tts
Simeon
Mr. Bartlett
Mick
Simneon
Halliday
Florida
Bartlett
Bakersville
John Maxwell
Mary
John
Nick
Gay
Balle
Johnny
Mary Maxwell
Uncle Sim
May
Bfary
Jenny
Miss Maxwell
Maria
Sonny
Martha
Daddy Toome
Sim
Mr. Halliday
Danish tinned hams push into Canadian market
Danish producers show a strong push into Canada with tinned jams, packaging best cuts attractively and appealing to large urban centers. The article notes Denmark’s marketing efficiency, dominance in Britain, and suggests Canadian farmers study Danish methods for broader opportunities.
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Denmark
Little Kingdom
Yorkshire firms make suit in record time for Bradford event
A Yorkshire manufacturer and a Leeds tailoring firm shattered a time record by weaving a suit from sheep shearings in 3 hours 22 minutes. The prior best was 6 hours 5 minutes in 1898 in the United States. The outfit was tailored for Rt. Hon. J. W. Thomas, secretary for the Dominion, to wear at the Imperial Industries Fair in Bradford and later at the Imperial Economic Conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm Campbell
Bradford
Yorkshire Manufacturingirm
Leeds
United States
J. 4. Thomas
Dominion
Aspirin Tin Suggested for Quick Headache Relief
A short home and personal care note urges carrying a pocket tin of Aspirin tablets for headaches neuralgia and general pain. The ad emphasizes preparedness and reliable relief in everyday moments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anse
Londoner’s invention saves sailors in Poseidon escape
The British Admiralty credits Londoner R H Davis with saving six men trapped in the sunken submarine Poseidon. His breathing bag and buoyancy suit act as a third lung, enabling breathing and ascent to the surface, with oxygen purified in the bag and eyes protected by goggles.
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R. H. Davis
Londoner
Gorman Davis
Admiralty
The Rhyming Optimist in Song and Story
Aline Michaelis sheds light on an upbeat voice in music and poetry. The piece explores optimism as a guiding thread through verses and melodies.
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Aline Michaelis
Report Denies Air Mail Route Changes July Basis
The article notes that rumors of the Regina Saskatoon Edmonton air mail branch ending after July 15 are unconfirmed. It explains contracts terminate at various dates and that government review prompted the discussion. Weather reassurance is added with a casual closing remark.
Fragmented Memoir and Patent Remedy Snippet
The text blends a lyric fragment about memory and dreams with a claim about Muller's Worm Powders defeating intestinal worms. It asserts rapid evacuation of worms and improved health in children, referencing medicines and morbid stomach conditions as part of the remedy narrative.
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Auller
Good Fish Story From Banff Springs Captivates Angler
A Banff Springs tale recounts a 20 pound Lake Minnewanka trout pulling an angler off a pier into the water. With a police officer and a boat's help the fisherman landed the prize. Yaro Agha, an ancient Turk, quipped on his first plane ride that he had not been so excited in 130 years.
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Banff Springs
Alberta
Minnewanka
Yaro Agha
Aeroplane Survey Probes Northern Saskatchewan Minerals
Professor J B Mawdsley of the University of Saskatchewan will use an aeroplane to locate land for charting mineral resources in northern Saskatchewan. A survey of coal and clay deposits north of the Saskatchewan River is also underway by Professor W G Worcester and Walter Hastings under provincial railways department instructions to assess feasibility and value.
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J.B. Mawdsley
University of Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan
Provincial Department of Railways, Latour and Industries
Saskatchewan River
W. G. Worcester
Walter Hasting
Health Of Children In Depression Era Montreal
The Child Welfare Association of Montreal reports the depression's impact on unemployed families. Ninety percent of about 200 weekly examined children are underweight, including a child 24 pounds under normal weight. Dental decay increases as clinics strive to halt rot. a 13 year old required full upper teeth extraction.
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Health Service of Financial Federation
Child Welfare Association of Montreal
Esther Beith
Child Welfare Association
Deportation Question: British Government Lacks New Canada Update
Rt. Hon. J. H. Thomas told the British House of Commons he has no further information on deportation from Canada of British subjects made public charges by unemployment or illness. He reiterated that the government is seeking details from Canadian authorities as previously stated on April 21.
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Canada
J. H. Thomas
Dominions
House of Commons
Dominion
House
Survey of Mafeking cut off in Manitoba reported
Engineers of the Canadian National Railways completed a survey of the proposed Mafeking cut-off in Manitoba and filed a report to Sir Henry Thornton. Minister R J Manion said he had not seen the report, which his department received only recently.
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Canadian National Railways
Mafeking
Manitoba
Va Doctor Performs Self Tonsil Removal in Philadelphia
Dr Charles T Meacham of Petersburg Virginia, a University of Pennsylvania graduate, attempted to remove his own tonsils in Philadelphia. He succeeded in removing one tonsil and nearly removed the other before illness halted the procedure. Mirrors a disc on his forehead and one on the wall were used.
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Aterne
Philadephia
Philadelphia
Charles T. Meacham
Petersburg
University of Pennsylvania
Muscular Rheumatism Relief Promised by Oil Claim
An advertisement extols Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil for muscular rheumatism urging brisk rubbing until relief is reached. It claims the bottle contains more virtue than can be fully estimated.
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Thomas
Interrogation point shaped like ear inspires questions
The piece notes the interrogation point derives from an ear shape and argues questions fail without listening to answers. It also asserts underwater phosphorus is nearly indestructible.
Little Helps For This Week From a Sermon Verse
A devotional reflection cites Mark X 43 on greatness as servanthood and recalls Christ’s humble ministry. It asks readers to recall the Master’s example, to follow where He leads, and to value every task as part of God’s will, through Mary Bradley and Adeline D. T. Whitney.
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Mary Bradley
Adeline D. T. Whitney
Italians Sentence Mafia Terrorists in Landmark Trial
One hundred fourteen defendants convicted in Italy face sentences totaling 15 centuries. Thirteen receive life, 16 get 15 to 25 years, 16 receive 10 to 15 years, and 69 are jailed for one year. Fifty seven acquitted. charges include 43 murders and 26 attempted murders.
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Italy
Saskatchewan cattle shipments head to British markets
Saskatchewan Co-Operative Livestock Producers Limited began weekly shipments of cattle, with 80 head sourced from a feed lot near Saskatoon, moving toward British markets as the first of several planned consignments.
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Saskatchewan
Saskatoon
Saskatchewan Co-Operative Livestock Producers Limited
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McCreery CO
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Putnam's Corn
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Summer
Lark
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