The Crimson West Alex Philip Puphianed by Special Aran
Connie dreams of a city opera as Donald recovers from a fight then dodges a deadly trap. Hand plots murder with two allies while Connie plans a risky rescue. In a cliffside showdown Donald sacrifices himself to save Connie, dying with her name on his lips. Connie mourns as Donald dies for her.
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Connie
Donald
Hand
Donal
Don
Galure
Diam
Klaeteus
Joe
Donall
Abe
Han
Hin
Conn Ead
Changing Colours of Nature in the Coast Region
The article describes the late summer to early autumn palette across British Columbia hills and shores. It notes pinks, reds, blues, and golds in leaves, flowering dogwood, fireweed, cottonwood fluff, berries, and bird migrations. It ends with a tease that the story continues.
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Summit Lake
Wes
British Columbia
Cost to Canada from the League of Nations
In the House of Commons T S Church Conservative Toronto NAW questioned the League of Nations debts to Canada totaling 1 636 515 70 since inception to the present. The member urged careful consideration and warned that promises of success should not deter taking the chance.
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Canada
League of Nations
House of Commons
T. S. Church
Conservative
Toronto
NAW
Seven Loaves and Fishes Sermon Fragments Echo Charity
A prose blend cites a Matthew verse about seven loaves and a few fishes, urging readers to search their hearts for aid. It describes varied offerings from joy to sorrow, showing blessings multiplying through shared charity and humble patient effort. Also notes Alberta savings certificates rise in 1928 and health rules from Dr. W A Daley.
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Susan Coolidge
Phillips
Pessimism questioned by university graduate migration
An independent survey shows most graduates stay in Canada rather than flocking to the United States. It notes 128 percent of University of Toronto living graduates remain in Canada and 36 percent in the United States, with Western Ontario at 90 percent and Manitoba at 93 percent in Canada. Many are temporarily abroad and plan to return, reducing the pessimistic view.
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Tistics
Canada
Srutes
United States
University of Toronto
University of Western Ontario
University of Manitoba
Dominion
Stormy Weather Hard on Baby in February News Item
The stormy weather across Canada in February and March is blamed for making babies and young children ill. Mothers are advised to keep them indoors in well ventilated rooms and use Baby's Own Tablets to prevent colds, regulate bowels, and aid teething until spring. Sold by medicine dealers or mail order for 25 cents from The Dr. Wil Hats Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
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Raby
Northward Trek of Settlers Shifts Alberta Land Pat tern
Edmondom Journal notes that more than half of Canada's homesteads last year were in central and northern Alberta with one third in Grande Prairie and Peace River districts. Central and northern Alberta gained over 25 000 new residents. the 1 586 entries cover about 1 373 760 acres. The trend shows a northward push by farmers mirroring miners and engineers, suggesting 1929 may surpass 1928.
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Canada
Albers Ta
Grande Prairie
Peace River
Alberta
Edmondom Journal
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Hull
England
Pa ‘Manufacturing Co
Montreal
Grippe
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Toronto, Ont
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