Town Plot Thickens Over Kidnapped Wade Rexhill
Senator Rexhill faces a tense confrontation as Trowbridge and Santry press him on the kidnapping of Wade. Moran, linked to Rexhill, stands accused, while a plan to pursue Wade across the valley unfolds. Dorothy pledges support as Lem and allies set a course for action.
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Trowbridge
Frank
Moran
Santry
Rexhill
Rombridge
Bere
Surat
iHd
Tug Halley Trowarige
Reahilk
Gord
Saouy
Taya Quick
Rexhill Askey
Castleman
Graun
Tug Bailey
Jensen
Moram
Wade
Rexhatl
Howard
Rank
Waile
Santis
Rexbill
Tim
Pat
Hexbald
Setate
Bell
Santy
Rial
Saxtry
Bill
Leim Trowbriter
Trowbridge Ghee Bore
Dorothy
Wade Weill
Lem
Water Valley
Tom
Rexill
Gordon
Trobridge
Hesidex
Big Pine
Banting Reports Insulin Restores Health In Child Case
Dr. Frederick Banting told Ontario Health Officers at Toronto's ninth annual conference that insulin treatment saved a diabetic child. He described the severe condition before insulin, with a sunken skin and constant whimpering, and noted the shift from diet alone to insulin as needed as demand increased.
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Banting King
Ontario Health Oficers’ Association
Toronto
Banting
Dr. Banting
Canada Ranks Second in World Oat Crop Output in 1922
International figures show Canada produced 491,239,600 bushels of oats from 14,541,000 acres in 1922, yielding over 32 bushels per acre. The United States produced 1,215,496,000 bushels from 49,893,000 acres, with an average under 30 bushels per acre.
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Canada
Dominion
Republic
United States
Victory Tower plan approved for Canaian Parliament entrance
Officials confirm plans and approval for the remaining tower over the main entrance of the Canaian Parliament Building. The Victory Tower project may resume this year with a target to complete before the end of 1924. Blessed are the innocent, for they have a lot to learn.
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Canaiam
Forbidden Region Below Sea Level in Chinese Turkestan
A mysterious low lying region in Chinese Turkestan, Lukebun, lies far below sea level. Ruins, fires, mines, farms, and industries remain preserved as if time stood still. Scientists link the sinking of Atlantis to Gulf Stream shifts affecting Turkestan, suggesting a prehistoric oceanic gate altered weather patterns.
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Europe
Health of Canada's Livestock Shows Large Slaughters Drops
The Veterinary Director-General’s 1921 report notes 1387 animals slaughtered for glanders with 108045 in compensation, far from 1921-22 figures of 29 animals and 2596 in compensation. Hog cholera campaigns similarly dropped from 34779 swine and 196981 compensation in 1914-15 to 422 pigs and 129 compensation in 1921-22. Tuberculosis checks rose with the Accredited Herd system.
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Veterinary Director-General
Canada
Your Teeth and Facial Expression in Social Impressions
Proctor McGee explains that facial expression comes largely from eye movement and especially from the muscles of mastication. He notes teeth support facial structure and that a clean, well shaped smile greatly enhances appearance, urging people to maintain healthy teeth for a favorable first impression.
English Girls Pursue Canadian Farm Studies on Scholarship
Four scholarships offered by Sir Her Thornton, president of the Canadian National Railway, go to English girls to study Canadian agriculture in Canada for four months. Miss Joan Moore, Miss Ivy Townsend, Miss Mildred White, and Miss Emma Absolon will attend Ontario Agricultural College or Manitoba Agricultural College. They are chaperoned by Miss Stella Wolfe Murray, descendant of General Wolfe. A sugar factory project for Raymond, Alberta, seeks American capital with a Salt Lake City company backing the plant. beet tests this year reportedly satisfactory.
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Her Thornton
Canadian National Railway
Canada
Joan Moore
Leicestershire
Ivy Townsend Surrey
Mildred White
Devonshire
Emma Absdion
Midlesex
Stella Wolfe Murray
Wolfe
Miss Noore
Miss Absolon
Ontario Agricultural College
Guelph
Miss Townsend
Miss White
Manitoba Agricultural College
Winnipeg
Raymond
Alberta
Salt Lake City
Goose and Its Golden Eggs in the US Building Boom
An uncertain tale on a vast US building surge titled as a caution about excess. The piece mixes speculative commentary with a brief medical aside praising Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil for cough relief and throat irritation.
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Thomas
Advertising Through Radio Lectures A Winnipeg Plan
The Winnipeg Board of Trade launched a 52 lecture radio campaign from Government Station to advertise Western Canada. Each talk features a different speaker and aims to expand public knowledge of local history and progress as radio use grows.
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Winnipeg Board of Trade
Canada
Winnipeg
Sir John Mcdonald Foreasts Plans From The Sixties
A reminiscence cites Sir John Macdonald in the 1860s proposing forest conservation in Canada and strict fire controls. The notes say planting replacements after clearing out would have preserved wealth, with a parallel drawn to today’s needs. The piece references Minard’s Liniment and editor Joseph Pope in St Catharines Standard.
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Joan MacDonald
Joseph Pope
John
Canad
Furone
Coa
St Catharines
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