Patrol system agitation echoes Mounties in Alaska
Following the disappearance of two prospectors Kris Kiine and Mike Trapke in Alaska, calls arise for a patrol system modeled on the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. Regulators note officers cannot leave beaten paths without district court orders and funding. A Canadian-style force could search for missing persons and pursue fugitives across remote terrain.
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Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Alaska
Kris Kiine
Mike Trapke
Talkeetna
Susitna
Gold Mine Chase Hardens Helmi and Jack in Fort Saint John
Jack plans a bold cross country trip to Peace River with Keith’s mine venture while Helmi faces fear and hope at home. She reads aloud in a new life and, while warding off Mrs St Johns cold past, tends the boarding house and prays for Jack’s return at Christmas.
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Jack
Helmi
Edmonton
Peace River
Minnie
Keith
Finn
Charles
Lili
Glenora
Charlie
Emil
Anna
Aunt Lili
Remiy
America
Fort Saint John
Canada
Helen
Mike
Helms
Mrs. McMann
High Rigger Back Pain Relief Gin Pills Claim
Letters tout Gin Pills as prompt relief for backache and kidney trouble. An anecdote from J F Miller claims four days to return to work after soaking wet for days and suffering extreme pain. The notice warns of dangerous neglect and urges immediate use of Gin Pills from National Drug & Chemical Co. of Canada.
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J. F. Miller
National Drug & Chemical Co. of Canada, Limited
Toronto
Canada
Training in Scotland Yard
The two month course for detectives covers criminal law evidence photography drawing plans fingerprints and footprints description methods. Students study burglary tools coiners forgers and poisons with a final mock murder to reconstruct details and identify the culprit.
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Criminal Investigation Department of
Scotland Yard
Black Museum
Massachusetts Compulsory Auto Insurance Gains Acceptance
The Montreal Star notes Massachusetts approves compulsory auto insurance with drivers reduced by about five percent as insurers refuse policies to reckless operators. The paper suggests fatalities may fall and predicts neighboring states may adopt the plan if benefits persist.
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Massachusetts
Montreal Star
Winnipeg Calary Air Mail Service Possible This Summer
Persistent reports suggest an air mail service between Winnipeg and Calgary may start this summer. Last summer Flying Officer T. M. Shields of the Royal Canadian Air Force flew the distance in eight hours between the two points.
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Winnipeg
Calgary
T. M. Shields
Royal Canadian Air Force
Rnilex
Saskatchewan Musical Festival Heads to Moose Jaw
It is expected that over 2,000 artists from all parts of Saskatchewan will compete in the Saskatchewan Musical Festival to be held in Moose Jaw.
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Moose Jaw
Woodsmen Keep Minard's Handy Eulogy During Life
A wry note on hearing tributes while alive. The speaker muses that a man cannot hear occasional eulogies from a preacher at his own funeral, contrasting the sentiment with practical advice from Woodsmen.
Royal Bank Annual Meeting Highlights Record Year
The Royal Bank of Canada reports its most successful year in history at the annual general meeting. Sir Herbert Holt and BK Neill emphasize strong industry conditions, a sound foundation for growth, and an outlook favorable to prosperity in Canada. They warn against unwise speculation and stress cautious lending and margin controls by banks.
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Royal Bank of Canada
Herbert Holt
BK. Neill
Sir Herbert
Nelli
Stock Exchange
Royal Bank
Ontario wealth leaps with mining and power gains
Within a generation Ontario taps new wealth sources, with mineral production near 100 million dollars yearly and hope of becoming the world leader in gold. Water power development and motor tourism are cited as transformative forces boosting industry and prosperity across Canada.
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Canada
Ontario
Minard's Liniment Promises Pain Relief
A short note highlights Minard's Liniment as relief for principal pains and hints at a future foolproof railroad crossing. The piece reflects on memory of favors and the long-term pursuit of safety innovations.
Little Helps For This Week
A concise devotional note urges readers to consider tomorrow with humility. It reflects on time, action today, and the risk of wasted days. It cites Bible verse Proverbs 27 1 and quotes from Young and Max Miller about postponing good deeds and time.
Baby's Own Tablets Endorsed by Mothers Worldwide
A nursing mother from St Du mas Que extols Baby's Own Tablets as a reliable mild laxative soothing bowels and aiding teething. She notes ten years of use and strong satisfaction and recommends them to other mothers. Sold by medicine dealers or 2 cents a box by mail from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
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Saluste Pelletier
St. Dumas
Que
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
First Burmese woman to pass B A at Rangoon University
Daw Me Me Khin becomes Assistant Registrar on the Original Side of Rangoon High Court, the first woman to hold such a post in Burma. The item notes her historic appointment as testimony of progress.
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University of
Rangoon
Burma
Daw Me Me Khin
Rangoon High Court
Phillips' Milk of Magnesia Solves Excess Stomach Acidity
Advert and health note touts Phillips' Milk of Magnesia as the safe tasteless remedy for sour stomach indigestion and excess stomach acid. It claims a single dose neutralizes multiple volumes of acid and has been standard with physicians for 50 years.
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Wth
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Scott
Mrs. St. John
Tielms
Nures
Lela
Charles Doran
Lili Doran
Minard
Ciniment
Air Mail
West
Saskatchwan
Royal Bank Annual Meeting
J. D. Kellogg
Major Swift
Prin
Max Miller
Daniel
Phillips
Magn G
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