Mrs Gibbons disappears prompting police inquiry
Jim Carlton visits a Stratford-ward slum to question Mrs Gibbons's landlady about the missing charwoman. He finds a meager life, a bankbook and letters in her bag, and agrees to a telegram if she returns. Aileen urges action as Carlton considers foul play while resuming routine police duties.
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Jim Carlton
A.B
Aileen
Deliy
Scotland Yard
Mrs. Gibbons
Uncle
Stanmore
Lambeth
Ira
Jim
Eternal Feminine
Seavng
Mr. Carlton
James
Look Out for Your Liver Health Warning Text
The fragment warns about liver health and digestion issues, mentioning liver order and decomposition in intestines. It references symptoms like dry skin and fatigue and notes effects on kidneys and stomach.
To Be Continued Women Dancing on a Hundred Floors
A fragment notes a discussion about women dancing on many floors and dismisses Mrs. Gibbons as irrelevant. The line ends with a prompt that the item continues.
Ontario Considers Controlling Rifle and Shotgun Sales
Ontario's Attorney General Conant says the province weighs regulating rifle and shotgun sales in sporting shops. The move links to policies on arming volunteer civil guards, with jurisdiction split between federal RCMP militia and provincial authority.
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Ontario
Conant
Mr. Conant
Trees to Avoid In Planting Pestful Weed Species
The article warns on weed trees like man tova maple and Carolina poplar that grow fast and spread to fence corners and fields, becoming pests in planting projects. It also notes the removal of the 3,000-year-old King Tutankhamen mummy from the Cairo Museum to a basement tomb for safekeeping in Cairo Egypt.
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Cairo
Egypt
Tutankhamen
Cairo Museum
Sunset Scenes Hope to Replace Stage Snow
A reader muses that sunsets flowers and birds would be more valued than any stage snow if payment was required to view Ngee 7365.
Gems of Thought on the Bible by Famous Figures
A compact collection of quotations praising the Bible as the source of Christian truth inspiration and guidance. Includes lines attributed to Sir Matthew Hale Coleridge Mary Baker Eddy Spurgeon Seward and Landor noting scripture’s authority depth and influence.
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Sir Matthew Hale
Coleridge
Mary Baker Eddy
Spurgeon
William H. Seward
Plane Donated to France by Austin Airport Chief
An airplane capable of carrying six passengers and a pilot with light bombs was donated to the French government by Harry Hammill, former British war plot and now manager of the municipal airport at Austin, Texas. The plane runs at 182 miles per hour and has been turned over to France.
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Harry Hammill
Austin
Texas
Two Elderly Brits Take Short Paris Battlefield Tour
Fragmentary OCR describes two elderly British individuals guiding a man to a Paris tourist agency for a brief battlefield tour. The passage notes curiosity about relatives not writing often and remarks on how fast others write.
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Paris
Battlefelds
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