Dorkin's Dominion and Quiet Return to the Forest
Dorkin reinforces his control at the Retreat, warns Simmons off Dalton, and continues five years of peaceful, primitivist life in the northern forest. He reflects on past disgrace linked to Timberley, embraces nature, and finds happiness among his wild companions.
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Simmons
Dalton
Abe Dalton
Dalme
Dorkin
Che ‘Woodsman
Grove
Norther Forest
Timberley
Quick Cure Claim For Dr Hamilton Pills Attracts Attention
The ad touts Dr Hamilton's Pills as a superior vegetable remedy for stomach issues indigestion and headaches claiming rapid safety and a renewed vigor. A narrative follows Dorkin in a wooded setting meeting Timberley and a warning about hospitality as the scene leads to a cliffhanger.
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Dr. Hamilton
The Letter E as Fortunate in Life and Death
A quirky reflection argues that the letter e is the most fortunate in the alphabet. It notes e never in war but in peace, starts existence and ends trouble, and is central to honesty love editors and Eve, finishing with the idea it is the beginning of the end.
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Calarian
Gypsum Found at Fort McMurray Alberta
Professor J A Alten of the University of Alberta reports gypsum deposits found at Fort McMurray in Alberta while drilling for salt at a depth of 51 feet. The discovery highlights potential mineral resources in the area.
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Alberta
Fort McMurray
Alta
J. A. Alten
University of Alberta
Transform your hair with Danderine in minutes
A vintage advertisement promises to transform dull hair into abundant soft glossy hair with a small bottle of Danderine costing a few cents. It instructs to moisten a cloth and draw the product through the hair for a firey, healthy look.
Movement Report on Last Season’s Wheat Exports and Rail Flows
The Dominion Bureau of Statistics details wheat movement for the last season. It notes 253,607 bushels moved east by rail to eastern Canada and US points. Fort William and Port Arthur handled the largest export flow via elevators, with 97,467,240 bushels passing through these ports.
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Isucu Vy
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Canada
United States
Fort William
Port Arthur
Buffalo
Duluth
Atlantic
Hundred-Mile-an-Hour Face Arrives in Paris
A Paris return from air travel leaves passengers with refreshed expressions and a noted, almost sea‑captain calm. Flyers are said to carry the air of swift journeys, their eyes wide and demeanor steadfast, while ground transport seems slow by comparison.
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Paris
Annual Sheep and Swine Sale Scheduled for October 27
Heep and Swine Breed ron announces its annual sale set for October 27 in the winter fair arena at 10 am. The event features pure bred and grade sheep under four years, and pure bred swine for both sexes. Entries close October 5. Swine sale opens, then sheep.
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Ron
Fallow Sowing Timing Affects Soil Drift Risk
A note states that summer fallow sown to rye is less prone to soil drifting than when sown to spring grain, implying season and crop choice influence erosion risk.
Canada Coal Output Falls Short of 1913 Peak
Latest reports show Canada's coal production for the previous year at 13,500,000 tons, well below the 1913 peak of 15,012,178 tons. Nova Scotia saw the sharpest drop from 8,000,000 tons in 1913 to 5,700,000 tons in 1919, highlighting regional declines across the Dominion.
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Canada
Dominion
Nova Scotia
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Appleford Counter Check Book Co.,ltd
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