Timberley’s survival and a staged impersonation revealed
Timberley survives a gunshot wound after being tended by Dorkin. The wounded man, later revealed as Tin Derby, is questioned as Timberley’s impersonation is uncovered by Dorkin and Dayton. Danny Farney reports a wounded trapper in the woods as tension lingers.
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Timberley
Dorkin
Tom
PtAh
Ian
Donent
Etna
Danny Farney
Danny
Datton
Darkin
Danny Ae
Dayton
The Man Who Works Hard Shook Fuw Ths Advice
Perseverance and will power are urged yet vigor remains a question. Hard working men suffer headaches and eye fatigue. Dr Hamilton Fills claim to cure headaches indigestion and poor color. The ad touts Dr Hamilton's Pills as a tonic to cleanse the system and drive away lassitude. Montreal distributor listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Hamilton
Catarrhoue, Co
Montreal
Timberley’s confession seals a tragic payback
In Dayton, Dorkin and Dalton confront a web of lies as Timberley’s duplicity unravels. The dying Dalton admits the scheme, revealing he paid Dorkin to mislead Minerva, while Timberley’s fall from grace ends with Dorkin urging Dayton to confess, seeking peace and retribution in a world that reveals the truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savage
Dorkin
Dayton
Timberley
Min
Ant Timberley
Tinley
Musko
Dalton
Darbo
Tim’berley
Dallon
Dorkiaick
Derkin
Ednard Timberley
Bien
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Fragmentary excerpt contrasts women and men actions with reasons, and the wild bee versus snake comparison used for Europeans in India, suggesting a dated cultural perspective without a single cohesive event or person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Rural Education Must Equalize City and Country Access
Saskatchewan rural schools supervisor Mr. Fred Bates urged equal educational opportunities for rural children at a Fort William Rotary event. He cited farm-dominated population shifts, high rural districts numbers, and gaps in teacher credentials, insisting Canada must mend urban rural divides to provide quality schooling for all children.
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Fred Bates
Regina
Saskatchewan
Rotary Jon
Fort William
Bates
Canada
Prairie Grain Elevators in Western Canada
Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta together count fewer than 3600 grain elevators. Langley Saskatchewan minister notes heights of 40 to 60 feet and storage capacity of 20 000 to 30 000 bushels each, enabling about 110 million bushels of Western Canada's wheat to be stored at once under the Board of Grain Commissioners of Canada supervision.
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Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Albesno
George Langley
Adairs
Western Canada
Board of Grain Commissioners of Canada
No Smoking U S Determined on Making Country A Light Unto All Nations
The report notes U S lawmakers in Washington debating moral reforms and a Nevada senator’s harsh remark about generational impact. The Hamilton Spectator records a London coronet retiring after 26 years and 28,000 inquests conducted.
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U.S
Washingon
Nevada
Nincomponus
Hamilton Spectator
Favorite Prescription Promises Beauty and Health Tradeoff
An advertisement extols Doctor Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a vegetable remedy for female weaknesses. It claims to restore vitality, improve skin and eyes, and lift cheeks after consumption. Sold as tablets or liquid with a trial offer from Invalids' Hotel Buffalo New York. Testimonials praise renewed strength and invite correspondence.
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Dr. Pierce
Doctor Pierce
Invalids
Buffalo
Bunnie
Otranto
Davie’s Farm Starts Small and Grows to World Class Herd
British Columbia settler Davie began farming with 15 dollars capital and strong drive. He built a premier herd including the champion cow yielding 22514 pounds of mille and 13200 pounds of butter in 465 days. The farmer’s grain and forage yields show 79 cents per acre in testimony, with forty bushels regarded as good in many cases, reflecting method and soil advantage in Western Canada.
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Prairie Provinces
British Columbia
Davie
Indus
Western
Canada
Canadian Registered Seed Grain Gains North American Reach
Northern Grown Seed Canada expands to front line seed supply for North America. English French seed merchants and American buyers seek Canadian registered seed grain for quality and viability. Increased yields often follow use in southern latitudes. at the 1920 Chicago International Show, Canadian registered seed won 54 prizes plus special premiums for best wheat and best oats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
United State
Saskatchewan Leads Canada in Autos per Population
Saskatchewan leads Canada in automobile ownership with 19 cars per thousand residents. The provinces follow with Manitoba 5, Ontario 49, British Columbia 27, Nova Scotia 19, Quebec 15, and Prince Edward Island 15.
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Saskatchewan
Canada
Katchewan
Manitoba
Ontario
British Columbia
New Br
Four new air harbors announced in Canada Gazette
The Canada Gazette announces four new air harbors to be established at St. Laurent Quebec Deser onto Ontario Armour Heights Ontario and Virden Manitoba. Each station will include Byers gasoline accommodations and repair facilities.
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St. Laurent
Quebec
Deseronto
Ontario
Armour Heights
Virden
Manitoba
Canada Gazette
Byers
Pine tree in New Zealand Estimated at 1300 Years Old
Scientists estimate a New Zealand pine tree to be about thirteen hundred years old, based on tree-ring analysis and dendrochronology techniques. The finding highlights exceptional longevity for the species and offers clues about past climate conditions in the region.
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New Zealand
Saskatchewan Grain Growers planning summer membership drive
The Saskatchewan Grain Growers Association central executive led by J B Mussell will conduct a vigorous campaign this summer to restore and possibly increase membership after a 1920 drop. A key feature is meetings in various regions with executive members attending and addressing audiences to boost support.
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Saskatchewan Grain Growers’ Association
J. B Mussel
Reese Rape
Lather
Influenza Epidemic Report From British Health Ministry
The British Ministry of Health reports on the 1918 19 influenza outbreak as still unsolved. The piece notes the great pandemic’s vast toll across Europe and Asia, calling it a major early intensive study yet lacking a clear cause, with a cautious outlook for control. A Harbor Springs tractor anecdote follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ministry of Health
Europe
Asia
Ada
Nickel Coinage for Canada Provisions Passed by Crown
A proposed resolution under the Currency Act establishes a nickel coin for Canada of 5 cents, 70 grains standard weight, pure nickel fineness, with remedy allowance. It shall pass current in Canada and be legal tender up to 10 dollars. Provisions cover handling of defaced coins.
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Canada
Monte Carlo Plans in Vietona for Empress Hotel Site
The nynavieynees of Vietona BC plan a large casino behind the Empress Hotel and are preparing to expand by operating a chain of rooms at Florida resorts and along the New England coast. They reportedly profited about $30,000 in the past year.
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Nynavieynees
Vietona
Empress Hotel
Roman
Florida
New England
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Dodds
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Pontiac Press
Drayton
Monte Carlo
Wagstaffe
Ives
Canada Starch Co., Limited
Bayer
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