Starr Fights Fate as Egypt Curse haunts New York
Starr, haunted by a faded Egypt curse linked to a mysterious note, plans to vanish to save Michael from her doom. She leaves a breakable love behind and seeks a doctor’s blunt prognosis as she weighs a final, solitary battle for life.
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New York
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Egyptology and a sensitive girl in a haunting tomb
A doctor notes the unsettling impact of an Egyptian tomb on a young woman and her father’s death, while she reacts with resentment and urgency, hinting at a troubled past and a plan that ends with To Be Continued.
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Michael
Starr
Micahel
Canadians Best Arctic Fliers For Antarctic Expeditions
Alan Kenneth Innes Taylor, Canadian explorer and Byrd companion, predicts future Antarctic pilots will come from Canada's northern airmen. He cites cold weather training, resourcefulness, and the RCMP background as vital tools for South Pole exploration. He and Byrd expedition members may soon receive the Congressional Medal of Honor for scientific contributions. His salary on the 1933 to 1935 expedition was nominal at $1 a year.
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Canada
Northland
Alan Kenneth Innes-Taylor
Richard E. Byrd
Little America
South Pole
Innes-Taylor
Edmonton
Juneau
Alaska
Hardihood
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Arctic
Non-Magnetic Research Ship Built for Sea Studies
At London East India Dock the Research, a 650 ton non magnetic vessel, will cost about 500000 dollars. A crew of scientists will study magnetic phenomena aboard a hull of teak with bronze and other non magnetic alloys. Even stoves, buttons, rivets, and cutlery are non magnetic to avoid instrument interference.
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East India Dock
London
Questions on Unnatural History Taught by ROM Director
Prof J R Dymond director of the Royal Ontario Museum lectures on unproved beliefs including opposum playing dead bat aiming to nest in hair wart origins from haunted toads horse hair turning into snakes and mother snakes swallowing young to protect them.
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J. R. Dymond
Royal Ontario Museum
Ancient Babylonians practiced irrigation thousands of years ago
The note mentions irrigation engineering by the ancient Babylonians over five thousand years ago and adds casual statements about London and new confectionery stores opening at a rate of one per day.
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London
Simple Life and Peace Through Self Forgetfulness
A devotional urges humility and childlike trust in the Lord. It argues deliverance from selfish cares brings unspeakable peace and freedom, with a candid soul that moves forward toward a “perfect day” as self forgetfulness grows. It links peace to renunciation and steadfastness amid troubles.
Student Silversmith Supports College Studies
Helen Stevenson, a Westminster College freshman in New Wilmington Pennsylvania, uses an in-house studio in the college art department to craft original silver items. She works a few hours daily and estimates making 30 to 40 rings and bracelets a year to help pay her way through school, though she dislikes selling her work.
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Helen Stevenson
Westminster College
New Wilmington
Pennsylvania
Wincarnis Promises Energy and Immunity Boost
An advertisement extols Wincarnis as a tonic to stave off illness and fatigue. It claims new vigor and resistance, describing the wine as nourishing with grape extract and beef elements, urging daily three-time use to improve sleep and general health. Harold F. Riche & Co. Ltd sells it in Toronto.
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Wincarnis
Toni
Harold F. Riche & Co. Ltd
Toronto
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