Seamour's Remote Gold Camp Death Inquest T
In a frontier town near Gold a murder shocks residents as a coroner convenes an inquest. Russell Seymour faces a tense scene with Ruth Duperow and Brewster's packing-house crowd observes the proceedings while Deputy Coroner Hardiey urges a full hunt for the killer. The story follows Seymour's uneasy plans to move on as town life resumes amid speculation and fear.
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King Street
Harley
Seymour
Ruth Duperow
Cam
Berhts Andrews
Abe
Allo
Silent
Brewster
Anca
Meek
Wnrooted Bank
Hardies
Stranes
Russell 1
Royal Mounted Canadian Police
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Duc
Den
Tabor
Eport
Samuel Hardiey
Archey
Phil Brewster
Perdh
Ion
B.C. X
Temple of Justice
First’ Bank of Gold
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Hardiey
Vegetable Compound Helped Woman in Ontario
Littl Litt Litt Fourty years ago in Marrowsmith Ontario a woman cites relief from persistent fatigue fainting and nerves after using Lydia a vegetable compound. She claims three bottles restored strength and urges others to try it noting over 100000 copies sold and availability through druggists.
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Marrowsmith
Ontario
Swan
Bya Fila
Lydia
Harrowsmith
Uae
Self-Operating Railway at Wembley A Tiny Automatic Line
An autonomous railway at Wembley operates without drivers or conductors. It features 1.5 miles of single track and 0.75 miles of double track. Trains run up to three miles per hour in stations, with continuous spiral sections aiding smooth acceleration and deceleration. Passengers board onboard platforms via grip posts as cars open on the platform side. A central automatic switchboard controls the system with clever electrical devices.
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Wembley
Wemley
Boots For Vegetarians Doots For Vegetarians
Boots for vegetarians are being marketed in wartime England as substitutes for leather footwear. Priced at five to six dollars a pair, they are claimed by shoemakers to match leather in quality, though with stiffer fit. The market exists mainly among humanitarian objectors to animal skins, a niche noted by a shopkeeper as historically limited but notable.
England's Coast Faces Steady Erosion and Shifting Lands
An official notes Britain loses coast yearly while Scotland gains land in the Solway Firth. Erosion worsens along the Bristol Channel and parts of the east coast, with areas of land submerged since medieval times. Climate, geology, and breakwaters affect the pace of change across regions.
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Belish Furves
Whitty
Hewis
Dorset
Crom
Bristol Chael
Wales
Cardigan Bay
Scotland
Solway Firth
Gretna
England
Clever Sheep Dogs Impress at Welsh Walngollen Trials
In Waies at the Walngollen sheep dog trials, dogs from across the Kingdom displayed remarkable performances. Jock and Lad followed specific whistle and arm signals, turning, pursuing, and flanking sheep with precision. When not at work they played, but on whistle they returned to intense focus, showing learned instinct and strong discipline.
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Walngollen
Kingdom
Jock
Lad
Jack
Jamaica Fruit Trade Seeks Canada Market Remedy
Jamaica's fruit trade slump prompts advocacy for direct exports to Canada. Canada is noted as the most promising new market to revitalize Jamaica's economic woes and diversify trade relations.
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Jamaica
Canada
French Dust Clue: Microscopic Clothing Evidence in Crime
The article discusses how dust particles on suspects clothing are examined microscopically to link them to a crime. It cites a murderer attempting to prove an alibi and an unsuspected carpenter connected to a murder by fibers on a saw.
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Erie
Boy Scout’s Bottle Fundraiser to Attend Empire Jamboree
An enterprising South African Boy Scout sold old bottles for months to raise funds to attend the Empire Jamboree. He invested time, traded bottles, and built capital, displaying enterprise and pluck. The public learned of his efforts, and his determination inspired others, including Johann.
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Der
Sam
Nothlug
Johann
Little Helps For This Week By James Freeman Clarke
A reflective meditation on faith and guidance in uncertain times. The author urges trust in God to gain humility gratitude and resilience, encouraging readers to cast their burdens on Him, respect diverse lives, and value everyday kindnesses.
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Ateny
God
James Freeman Clarke
Opportunities In the West Discussed by Lord Bledisloe
Lord Bledisloe, chairman of the Rothamstead Experimental Station, promotes Western Canada as advantageous for English families of high social position. He notes mutual benefits for both nations during a tour of the west. A Sudanese acacia known as the whist ing tree is described for its hollow shoot sheath sound.
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West
England
Lord Bledisloe
Rothamstead
Harpendale
Canada
Sudan
Pair of Ivory Leopards Shown to British Museum
The Wing and Queen of Kugiana presented a pair of ivory leopard carvings to the British Museum, marking a notable cultural exchange. The event highlights longstanding artifacts exchange between royal figures and major institutions, underscoring the objects' historical and artistic significance.
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Kugiana
British Museum
Earth’s Axis Slowing Could Mean Longer Years
Fragmentary report cites Crommelin describing a hypothetical slow down of Earth’s rotation to one turn per year. He warns that even at a very gradual rate the world would experience darkness, altered daylight, and a radically longer year, with effects likened to Mercury.
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Y Cromimelin
Brady
Dows
Teeone
Rts
Ds Crommetin
Mercury
Baby's Own Tablets Praised by Quebec Mother
Mrs George Lefebure of St Zenon Quebec declares Baby's Own Tablets unparalleled for her baby. She notes the medicine relieves indigestion constipation and colds while soothing the stomach and bowels. Priced at 23 cents a box, available from medicine dealers or by mail from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario United States.
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George Lefebure
Zenon
Dr. Wiliams Medicine Co
Brockettle
Grain grading shows high quality from Mani points
The shipments indicate a high grade wheat, with oats and barley also graded well. Seven women members belong to a Far parliament in Holl Affernet political party.
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Fae
Holl
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