Red Shadow Leads Desert Riffs Against French Rule
In the Morroccan desert a masked Red Shadow commands the Riffs against a French garrison. Sid El Kar and Hassi discuss Captain Paul Fontaine and Margot Bonvalet while the hero reveals his Paris origin and love motive for aiding the desert people.
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Hoassi
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Morocco
Every Day Circus Day in Mara Kesh Capital of Southern Morocco
A Living Age writer calls Mara Kesh a daily circus of North Africa with red soil arenas. The city, guardian of the desert caravan route, hosts fakirs, acrobats, snake charmers, storytellers and musicians who entertain travelers with varied skin tones from Riffian to ebony, using knives and other shows.
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Morocco
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North Africa
Sugar beet drilling plan raised for 30000 acres in Alberta
T George Wood manager of Canadian Sugar Factories Limited at Raymond Alberta says drills are active across the company's producing territory. Soil conditions are very good and he expects to drill about 30000 acres of beets, a substantial increase over last season.
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Canadian Sugar Factories, Limited
Raymond
Alta
Abundant Bibles And Salts On Tristan Island Mission
Rev R A C Pooley, longtime padre of Tristan da Cunha, reports plenty of Bibles and epsom salts on the isolated island. He notes the community has 150 pounds of salts and five Bibles per islander, while stressing needs for food clothing watches paints barometers and seeds.
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R. A.C. Pooley
Tristan da Cunha
When Food Sours
A vintage health blurb explains sour stomach from overworked stomach nerves after meals. It promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as the quick, tasteless remedy to neutralize excess acid, claiming instant results and physician approval for over fifty years.
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Phillipe
Government and Business A Small Couch Repair Scandal
A federal couch repair in a Middle West district attorney office triggered notices to the collector of internal revenue and Treasury. The supervising architect ordered bids, advertising cost 39.50, contract signed, repair cost 3.94. An inspector objected, a row ensued, but the chief inspector approved. Nine months later the contractor received Uncle Sam's cheque for work.
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United States
Middle West
Treasury
Washington
Ington
Uncle Sam
Regina to Build 1000 Homes Worth About Four Million
Regina plans a building program for this year with 1000 houses valued near 4 million dollars. The city building office lists 262 dwellings now, up from 97 at the same point last year, while last year’s total reached 632 homes worth 2.5 million. Builders expect to meet their ambitious targets, despite a caveat about credit sales and cash demands for gas and records.
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Regina
Prayer Verses From Hartley Coleridge Inspire Weekly Help
A compact devotional urges continual prayer drawing on Colossians and Hartley Coleridge. It emphasizes praying with hope, seeking moral perfection, and asking God to remove unwanted wishes, noting prayer as both protection and daily armor.
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Hartley Coleridge
Fires In British Columbia Reach Severe Season
Reports from the forest branch of the department of lands note 133 fires across the province amid rising fire hazard in the north due to warm weather.
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British Columbia
Forest Branch
Departmen of Lands
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