Married in the hills a plan to wed in rough justice
Helmi Milander and Jack Doran seek a license from a magistrate in Bannerman. They fear gossip and plan a grand wedding later, while facing a rough, unsettling town backdrop and a wary witness in Mrs. McMann. The scene mixes romance with tension as they pursue legality and love.
Young Women Suffer Most From Health Woes
Ayer's Quebec and Nova Scotia testimonies describe tiredness loss of appetite and monthly pains among teachers. Women credit Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with relief, noting regained energy and the ability to work after treatment.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Ayer
Cit
Quebec
Lydia FE
Pinkham
DonaLpa Fanteux
Chi
Canning
Nova Scotia
Lydia E. Pinkharm
Dan
Justice of the Peace and a Miner’s Dilemma
Jack Doren and Helmi seek marriage with a magistrate in a dilapidated cluttered room. The clerkly old man, back from a night of drink, complains of immigrant workers while the scene exposes poverty and tension in a mining town.
Complex Is the Same Down at Tonopahe
A desert character called Two Gun Smith claimed $3,000,100 and pledged half to King George 30 for his return to the country but was sent to an insane asylum by locals. In Chicago William Hale Thompson marched banners to oust King George from schools and libraries and won the mayoralty. The Reno Gazette notes the contrast between the cities. Canada’s parks aim to serve Canadians, built on the belief that national greatness lies in its people. A French scientist says bees follow scent and ignore scentless flowers. A man is lucky only if he lends an umbrella and gets it back.
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Jack
Helmi
John Ward Doran
Relmi Milander
Admonton
J. Folgerton Blackwood
Stoke-Poges
Are
Mr. Blackwood
Marrind
Jack Doren
Tonopahe
Fonopah
Reno Gazette
Nervous heart patient finds relief after two boxes
Mrs Louise Raglin of Golden Lake Ontario states severe nervousness and breathlessness improved after using two boxes of a medicine from The Y. T Milburn Co. She and her mother who had choking sensations benefited. medicine sold at druggists or mailed.
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Louise Raglin
Golden Lake
Ont
Milburn Co., Limited
Oronto
Mathematics Of Relativity Tricky Train Weight Lesson
The piece discusses relativity ideas like a freight train from Detroit to New York weighing less and moving faster due to earth’s rotation, with examples of lead on a tram and clocks in space, illustrating how time and distance can seem non intuitive. It notes that understanding relativity requires careful logical reasoning and questions common perceptions.
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Detroit
New York
Thomas M. Johnson
Popular Science Monthly
Ecuador
Iceland
Prairies Show Optimism in Western Canada Economy
W M Clarke secretary of the Canadian Chamber of Commerce reports marked optimism in the western provinces after a five week tour. Clarke joined by A M Dollar and W M Birks visited prairie Boards of Trade and 50 local organizations. He notes widespread belief the West will play an increasingly important role and cooperation between urban boards and agriculturists is growing.
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W. McL. Clarke
Canadian Chamber of Commerce
A. M. Dollar
Vancouver
W. M. Birks
Clarke
Montreal
Boards of Trade
Prairie Provinces
Canadian Chamber of Comerce
Prairie
West
Canada
Board of Trade
Air harbors open to aircraft operators for moderate fees
The Minister of National Defence announced that government air harbors will be available to aircraft operators to the extent of their size and facilities upon payment of moderate fees. The move aims to aid flying development and facility provision across Canada. A Scotch customer flirted with a salesman over gifts for his sweetheart, choosing at last a cake of soap. Minard's Liniment for Rheumatism.
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National Defence
Canada
Wireless beacons aid aircraft with US system
The United States plans a network of wireless beacons along air routes to guide planes. Twelve private aviation companies have flown 766,241 miles in three months, carrying mails and passengers over thousands of miles. Transmitters placed at right angles radiate signals. an aircraft between two beacons sees equal strength signals when straight and unequal when turning.
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United States
World Famous Captain Campbell of Mystery Ship Near Retirement
The article notes Captain Gordon Campbell VC, famed for command of the Mystery Ship or Q ship in World War I, may soon retire from active Royal Navy service. It recalls his rise from lieutenant-commander in 1914 to captain with a VC and his daring anti submarine exploits.
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Gordon Campbell
V.C
Royal Navy
Campbell
Prairies Farms Show Blossoming Fruit and Garden Variety
An inspection of 3512 farms across Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta in 1927 shows 3411 with good vegetable gardens 1258 growing small fruits 379 with ornamental shrubs 265 testing standard apple trees and 212 growing plums. The report notes a rapid rise in home grown fruits and diverse produce on prairie farms. A Manitoba farmer won the cauliflower championship for two straight years at the American Vegetable Growers Association show. Queen Elizabeth IIs silk stockings marked a milestone as the first machine made stockings gifted by Rev William Lee. A Roman siege find uncovered a stone ball from a catapult in Jerusalem.
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Manitoba
Saskatchwan
Alberta
Prairie Farm
American Vegetable Growers Association
Little Helps For This Week In Faithful Thoughts
A devotional digest quotes Matthew 11 26 and 26 25 alongside Paul Fleming and Matthew Henry praising God’s foreseen will. The piece emphasizes gratitude for providence whether great or small and encourages contentment and cheerful use of God given circumstances.
Thin, Watery Blood Warns Of Anaemia In Girls
Anemia is common in young women and overworked individuals and often develops quietly. Dr Williams Pink Pills enrich blood and restore health, with testimonials from Teresa Heafey of Dunraven Quebec. Send name and address to Brockville Ontario for a free booklet, pills 50 cents per box by mail or via druggist.
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Williams
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
Saskatchewan Clay Deposits Supplying U.S. White Ware
Southern Saskatchewan deposits near Moose Jaw yield white burning clays shipped to the United States for making white ware including fire brick stoneware and porcelain ware. The extensive beds in a rich farming region feed a growing export.
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Saskatchewan
United States
Moose Jaw
Indian sailors rebel over voyage to America and jail time
Sixteen Indian sailors mutinied to avoid further service on their ship upon learning it would sail to America. They feared freezing to death in the United States. The ship departed to Norfolk, Virginia, and the sailors were jailed for a month.
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India
America
Norfolk
Minard's Linttment for Sore Throat and Humorous Observations
A dated humor piece notes Minard's Linttment for sore throat and pivots to a comic tale of a henpecked husband who realizes his lowly position in life as his wife is frightened by a garden worm.
Phillips Milk of Magnesia as Cure for Indigestion
An old advertisement extols Phillips Milk of Magnesia as the premier remedy for excess stomach acid and indigestion. It claims instant neutralization of large acid volumes, quick relief, and long-standing physician endorsement. The pitch urges readers to obtain genuine Phillips’ product with full directions in every bottle.
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