Northward Patrol and a Looming Choice Amid Escape
Alan and Buzzard push toward Goose Point and a critical rendezvous while Haskell plots to trap Hardsock and Baker. Alan wrestles with loyalty, love, and a possible break with Elizabeth as Joyce's future hangs in the balance and the law closes in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan
Buzzard
Edmonton
Royal Signal Corps
Bill
Goose Point
Alooska
Joyce
En Traverse Lake
Big
Elizabeth
Silvertip River
Fort Endurance
Bil
Snuffed Candies Hint at Tragic Cabin Exit
A fragment describes a person snuffing candies and leaving a cabin on an apparent perilous final journey, suggesting a deadly, decisive departure and a sense of ease in a doomed trip.
Unemployed Turn To Placer Mining In British Columbia 1932
The Dominion Department of Mines reports about 7,000 men, once unemployed, flocked to placer areas in British Columbia during 1932. Free miners certificates indicate widespread activity as prospectors pan for gold in old camps like Caribou and Omineca, seeking wages from the gold pan and rocker. An inter-island air service has just been inaugurated in the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Columbia
Dominion Department of Mines
Ottawa
Caribou
Omineca
The
Philippines
Whole Family Sees Relief From Indigestion with Kruschen
A mother of four says her family of five suffered acidity and back pain until three months of Kruschen Salts use. She reports no acidity or pain now and praises the remedy for gentle elimination and persistent health benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Chernoff
Shoreacres
B.C
Milburn
Kruschen
M.K. Kruschen
Little Helps For This Week Faith and strength in trial
A devotional note cites Psalm 27 14 and Isaiah 40 29 urging patience and trust in God. It reflects on renewed power through steadfast heart toward the divine and Fenelon quotes on receiving strength in moments of need. It urges firmness amid life’s circumstances and that effort in duty brings soul tranquility according to Humboldt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenelon
Wm. van Humboldt
Debt and taxation echo in Fort William Times Journal
The Fort William Times Journal argues debt grows as societies prefer new taxes to researching new economies. The piece likens governments to a man who, after settling a bill, sighs “Thank God that's paid.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort William
Canary Missing Prompt From Old Lady to Policeman
An old woman tells a policeman she has lost her canary and asks him to notify the flying squad. The quip reflects plaintive humor in a street scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flying Squad
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Christies
Christie's Premium Soda
Haskell
Whipple
Johnny
Hardsock
Baker
Ogi-Tomax
Ber Hardsock
Mackenzie
Willows
Wings Over
Victoria
Joyce MacMillan
WNN
Epyricht
William Byram Mower
T. Milbere Co, Ltd
Canada
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