Wade held prisoner in Crawling Water Valley
Wade finds himself trapped in a rock fissure at Crawling Water Valley after a brutal assault. Moran offers a brutal choice trade a quit claim deed and ten thousand dollars for his signature or starve, while Wade steels himself to face whatever fate may come and hopes for rescue by Santry and Dorothy.
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Moran
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Santry
Wade
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Rerves
Sandry
Dorothy
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Dorothy Parnell
Rexhill
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Wades
Uribe Neal
Marale
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Rexhil
Mikes Wade
Srabele
Wireless radios make men’s hair grow fuller
The article claims men with home wireless sets report less baldness and need fewer haircuts, attributing the effect to electrical disturbances in the air. Marine Secretary of the British Association, Mr O'Donnel, says he believes wireless operators have better heads of hair and that few, if any, bald men exist among them.
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O'Donnel Marine
British Association
Memorial to Lake Explorer Canals Erection Authorized
The article notes authorization to erect a monument on grounds by the ship canal honoring Etienne Brule and Grenelle, first white visitors to Pawiuing near Sault Ste. Marie and the Lake Superior region, commemorating their voyage and exploration.
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Ship Canal
Etienne Brule
Grenelle
Pawiuing
Sault Ste. Marie
Leke Superior
Watchmaker Guay Leaves Canada for New England Post
At 92 and after seven decades in Quebec watchmaking, 3G Guay moves to the United States to join a New England firm. He is regarded as Canada's oldest master in the trade, born in Quebec and trained by the late P E Poulin of Bridge Street. His father, a notary, died at 101.
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Businss
Quebec
3G Guay
United States
New England
Canada
PE. Poulin
Bridge Street
Mr. Guay
Cattle shipment opens fast rail route to Quebec port
A 29 car cattle train carrying about 600 head departed Winnipeg for Quebec via the Canadian Pacific lines, completing 1150 miles in 16 hours. The shipment, funded by United Grain Growers under its cooperative export plan, marks the first cargo to reach Quebec Harbor with future shipments planned via the Canadian National route.
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Fan Atlantic
Canada
Winnipeg
Quebec
United Grain Growers
Manchester
United
Agricultural productivity figures from Lord Fortescue report
Lord Fortescue in the London Times cites figures on output per agricultural worker. He says in Britain each employed person feeds about twelve people, while in Germany one worker feeds about four. When counting only permanent staff the ratio becomes over ten for Britain and under six for Germany.
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Lord Fortescue
The
London Times
Germany
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Ad From 19th Century
An old advertisement claims Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helps women aged forty to fifty manage symptoms of menopause. It lists relief from anxiety, irritability, and headaches, mentions roots and herbs, and urges readers to write for a free private text.
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Winnipeg
Man
Lydia F
Bydia E. Pinkhar
Lydia E Pinkham
American Rush Aging? Workforce Size Cited at 3,000
A brief note refers to The American Rush aging and cites a workforce figure of 3,000 employees. The item provides few specifics beyond the headcount and raises questions about labor trends.
Wealth In Canada Says Richest Nation With Two Billion Deposits
F A Hatch former president of the Ontario Division of the Canadian Manufacturers Association states Canada is the world’s richest nation. He notes deposits total upwards of two billion dollars, about 250 dollars per person.
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F. A. Hatch
Ontario
Canadian Manufacturers’ Association
Prominent Engineer Pat Pending Named on Machinery
A student discussion references the famous engineer Pat Pending appearing on numerous machines. The speaker, a senior and a sophomore, debates the impact of buying from local merchants on community prosperity.
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Enginerie
Pat Pending
Geography Exam Anecdote In Father Son Exchange
A brief dialogue shows a father asking about a geography exam and a son replying he had one thing correct before the incomplete punchline about being on the top of something. The exchange captures a humorous testing moment.
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