Night Assault in the Preserve Ends in Ambiguity
A tense rally in the forest as Dalton’s faction prepares to face a 92-strong raiding party. Dorkin orders discipline, Pamey and Willow argue, and as dawn approaches, no sign of the raiders is visible while watchers brace for possible shock. The wolf-pack warning underscores the danger.
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Danny Pamey
Danny
Dalton
Peter Dovet
Sagana
Finn
Dorkin
Willow
Andy
Bronchitis Relief Ad Promises Quick Healing
An old advertisement touts a soothing vapors product claimed to stop bronchitis, quiet coughing, and ease throat irritation. It mentions a powerful treatment with healing claims and urges readers to purchase from dealers of the Catalrhoxone Co in Montreal.
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Pivey Galsiter
Wettaung
Soc
Catalrhoxone Co
Montreal
Raiders Beset by Silent Trek of Treacherous Band
A mixed band ambush unfolds as two canoes drift ashore allowing raiders to seize a store and kidnap. The pursuit ensues with Dal and Doeksn leading, then a tense clash in nearby woods ends with captured prisoners tied and moved toward safety at a cabin. Timberley and Dayton recover as dawn breaks and questions about Timberley’s fate loom.
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Bill
Jake
Ben
Dalton
Jones
Hanley
Siver Grey
Dorkin
Dal
Bhatt Doeksn
Dalard
Alton
Tay
Ingan
Timberley
Mr. Dayton
LaPeer
Edna
Wil- Ton
The Experiment Farms System Restark In Parliament
The Experiment Farms System Restark is praised for its nationwide reach with twenty branch farms and multiple sub stations across Canada. Headquarters at Central Experimental Farm Ottawa oversees farms in Prince Edward Island New Brunswick Ontario Nova Scotia Quebec Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta British Columbia plus two Alberta sub stations and two in Yukon. Tobacco stations operate at Farnham Quebec and Harrow Ontario. Demonstration stations span four provinces with results publicized via press and addresses to boost farming.
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Tnal Gazette
Canada
Ouawa
Prince Edwards
New Brunswick
Ontario
Nova Scotia
Quebec
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Albrta
British Columbia
Alberta
Farham
Que
Harrow
Ont
Lerta
Schewan Pach Ganch
Agric Re Ig
Alvance
Benefe
Alberta Eggs Compete With the Best
Alberta eggs have risen to first class status in British markets over the past three to four years. Deputy Minister H A Craig of Alberta Agriculture cites a system paying producers for quality, improving freshness and market conditions, signaling a bright future for the province’s poultry industry.
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Alberta
H. A. Craig
Agri Culture
Craig m
Canada
British Columbia Mineral Output in 1920 Surges
The Vancouver Board of Trade notes British Columbia mineral output in 1920 rose by 2.284312 million dollars from 1919 to reaching 20,580,625 dollars. Copper mine closures due to price declines affected figures, but mining prospects are described as very bright with expected normal production soon.
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Tie Minerals
British Columbia
Vancouver Board of Trade
Vancouver to Host New Tert Juice Factory
A new fruit juice venture plans a plant in Vancouver with an estimated cost near 13000 dollars. Machinery is currently en route. The firm runs a west coast chain of factories extending from Winnipeg. The fragment also notes observations about honesty and infant taste perception, reflecting unrelated musings.
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Vancouver
Winnipeg
Alberta Beef For Great Britain Stockmen Plan New Market
Alberta stockmen propose to open a beef market in Great Britain for their cattle despite an embargo. Grain fed live cattle from Alberta are eyed for export to England and Scotland where prime beef prices are high. Shippers note established trade from eastern Canada and potential exchange differences and meat appearance affect profitability.
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Alberta
Great Britain
England
Grain Movement At Lake Ports Reported Vast Wheat Shipments
Enormous wheat volumes handled by Canadian elevators show 1355000 and 590 bushels passing through Fort William and other ports. The lakes ports ranked high in barley and flax while Minneapolis trailed in the grain movement figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Ports
Fort William
Children Die Violent Deaths In Red Cross Figures
Red Cross data on U S child fatalities shows alarming trends with many deaths among five to fourteen year olds. The report notes drownings and other accidents contribute significantly, while first aid programs in swimming have reduced drownings and overall fatalities.
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Red Cross
United States
Engraving Wonder Displayed in North Carolina Gallery
A Spokane artist CH Baker carved the Lord's Prayer on a steel pin head for J. C. Lowder, taking three years. The pin head contains 63 words and 254 letters with 19 punctuation marks, all meticulously formed and readable beneath the display.
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En NC
J. C. Lowner
CH Baker
Spokane
Wash
Lowder
Berry Crop in British Columbia Estimated for 1921 Harvest
British Columbia's berry crop for the 1921 season is estimated at £ 00 carloads, about 50 percent above the 1920 harvest. A busy grower notes plans beyond current yields, as efforts continue to expand production and meet anticipated demand.
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B.C
British Columbia
Unpasteurized Milk Blamed for TB Deaths in Toronto Study
Professor Fitzgerald told a University of Toronto farmers course that persons under 29 are dying from tuberculosis after drinking unpasteurized milk. He warned the risk to dairy workers and urged Pasteurization and stricter dairy controls to improve public health.
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Fitzgerald
University of Toronto
Cat Wee Kip Has Nothing Houbes Tongue
A fragmented item mentions a cat named Kip and a reference to a tongue related phrase. No clear event, date, or organization is present. The readable text lacks coherent details to form a definitive news item or outcome.
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Archie P. McKishnie
Sprmal
Thos Aller
Toronto
Tesa
Tan
St [Otements
Experiment Farms
Fruit Juice Factory
Dr. Chase
Lowa
Sillett Company
Bovril
Sade
E. D. Smith & Sons, Limited
Jessie
Donald H. Pain Co
Brier
Cypahow
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