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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 21, 1934
Page
7
Stone confronts two Broken Spur thieves Corse and Gray, forces them to flog each other, disarms them, warns Dustin, and uncovers a cryptic notebook. The page hints at a raider network with coded routes and payoffs, prompting Stone to consult Crewe or Dustin for answers.
A barber long afflicted by rheumatism says he suffered for ten years and could barely work five, but after twelve months using Kruschen Salts he is now free of aches. The ad claims Kruschen dissolves uric acid crystals and aids kidneys to expel uratic needles.
An old promotional item extols Dr Werner’s Powder as the world’s best selling denture aid. It claims the product makes false teeth feel natural and comfortable all day, with low cost and easy availability from druggists, encouraging daily use.
Stone and Frank Crewe converse amid ranch life as Stone faces a wary past. Crewe warns about enemies and confirms Stone’s oath to stay in the Hour-glass game, referencing Edith at Soda Springs and a covert cattle operation involving Gray and Corse. The scene sets up a continued reckoning.
A concise reflection on how anger often accompanies debate yet rarely carries a sound argument. The piece suggests restraint and clarity over heated rhetoric. It frames anger as a common but unproductive companion in discussions.
Sir Charles Gordon declares Canada’s prospects bright with ample resources and durable government bonds. He urges unemployment action, rail coordination, and long term borrowing while defending depositor interests against potential mining of bank earnings. W A Bog stresses lending for prudent risks and external trade as vital to stability.
The text traces early books from church and noble use to secular libraries. Scribes copied by hand on parchment with illuminated bindings, later expanding to secular works. Petrarch popularized public libraries and classical learning, while Africa’s population is estimated at 140 million.
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