Gold Rush Plot Deepens in Wyoming Frontier Scheme
Senator and Moran plot to seize a vast gold claim near Crawling Water Wyoming risking Wade’s land in a staged mining rush. Helen discovers Moran’s letters and a photo of Wade with Dorothy Purnell triggering jealousy as plans hinge on surveys, secrecy, and possible removal of Wade.
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Moran
Wyoming
Helen
Promiser
Wade
Jetter
Gordon Wade
Petter
Gordon
Moran Mr Moran
Hila
Morans
Heten
Panis
Pap
Ilelen
Steels
Helen Rexhill
Dorothy Purnell
Drop Nut Cookies From Old Time Recipe
A handwriting recipe outlines making drop nut cookies with butter eggs brown sugar flour and raisins. It specifies creaming butter and sugar adding eggs and water then flour soda and salt, folding in nuts and raisins, dropping onto a greased pan and baking 12 to 15 minutes in a moderate oven. Substitutions include lard for all butter.
French Toast Made With Raisin Bread
A simple raisin bread French toast recipe uses 2 eggs 4 cup milk 14 teaspoon salt and 6 slices stale bread. Beat eggs slightly add salt and milk dip bread until coated then fry in hot fat or on a greased griddle and serve plain or with syrup.
Mystery British direct lift air machine aims for £56000 prize
Britain prepares a curved wing rotor helicopter like device driven by a 450 horsepower Napier Lion engine and later larger models with a Napier Cub engine. The design features revolving cambered vanes on a central platform to generate unprecedented lift in an experimental flying machine.
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Great Britain
Air Ministry
Praise and kindness as moral imperatives in criticism
A Toledo Blade quote reflects on Gibbon's praise for intellectual power, then notes Arnold Bennett's view that a kind heart is essential. Crewe Patterson argues that mind and action must be guided by a spiritual impulse to do good.
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Gibbon
Arnold Bennett
Crewe Patterson
Toledo Blade
Cancer prognosis by expert warns rising deaths
Dr. Wilson Hey, a Manchester cancer specialist, warns that if current rapid cancer growth continues and no cure emerges, about one in five people alive today could die from cancer.
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Wilson Hey
Manchester
It Takes a Woman to Tell a Joke Without a Point
A witty remark notes that a woman can tell a joke without a clear point. The line plays on humor about storytelling and point in jokes. Separate from this, a remark claims Paris uniquely offers public baths for dogs.
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Paris
Tanlac hailed by Regina man as lifesaving cure
John Monan of 2085 Osler St Regina testifies Tanlac rebuilt his health after months of weakness and weight loss. He says the medicine ended his troubles and added ten pounds. Tanlac sold by all good druggists with over 35 million bottles sold.
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Taniac
John Monan
Osler St
Regina
Sask
All Good Drug Cists
Talking Gramophone Monitors City Water Reservoir
A British invention uses a gramophone linked to a float device to announce reservoir depth by voice. The city water director activates a button and hears depth readouts like six five half, recorded on a rotating disc that stops after delivering the message.
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Britain
Toes Going Out of Fashion
The piece argues that civilization has reshaped feet and deformed toes, yet toes remain essential for balance in walking and activities like cycling and football. It notes some cultures use toes like fingers and predicts toes may become obsolete in a century, but currently they serve a delicate balance function.
The Farmer's Position After the War
The farmers produced more than before the war yet earn about the same. They cannot purchase as much as before and consumers cannot buy farm products at prewar prices. Costs from farm to consumer remain high, and this situation cannot continue or western farmers will become vacant.
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The
Toronto Star
Your Teeth and Nutrition for Health and Strength
The article explains vitamins as essential nutrients discovered through experiments and how proper chewing affects nutrient usefulness. It cautions that diet lacking vitamins lowers resistance and causes diseases like scurvy and beriberi while urging Americans to protect teeth to maximize food benefits.
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America
Woman shells peas for London markets forty years
A woman in England has earned her living for four decades by shelling peas for London markets using a novel method.
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England
London
Cascarets Laxative Advertises Quick Relief
An old style advertisement promotes Cascarets as a gentle laxative for both adults and children. It promises fast relief from sickness dizziness upset head dullness stomach sourness and gas with one or two tablets per dose. The copy invites readers to try the candy like taste in a box.
Benefactor's Gain Outpaces Recipient in Giving
A concise reflection notes that most items sought by the buyer ultimately prove more advantageous to the giver than to the receiver, emphasizing donor benefit in charitable exchanges.
Evidence Lite Boy Quips About Missing Johnnie
A fragment shows a boy addressing a woman about Johnnie’s whereabouts. The woman replies by pointing to a shirt on the clothesline, implying Johnnie is not present. The odd dialogue reflects a domestic, informal scene within the era’s speech patterns.
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Johnnie
Conundrum on Wealth and the Automobile
The Border Cities Star questions whether wealth spurred the auto or the auto created wealth. It notes current regional spending on motoring, gasoline, repairs, and licenses totals seven thousand seven hundred eighty three million dollars annually, contrasting with a time twenty-five years ago when cars did not exist and the sum seemed unimaginable.
Freezone Stops Corn Pain and Lifts Off Instantly
An ad claims Freezone relieves corn pain instantly when applied, letting you lift the corn away with fingers. It promises quick relief for hard and soft corns and corns between toes without soreness or irritation, sold by druggists in a small bottle for a few cents.
New Rocky Mountain Motor Highway Nears Completion
Engineers from the Canadian National Parks Branch report the Ver milion Windermere section of the Calgary to California highway is nearing completion. The road completes the through route from Calgary to California, with an expected opening prompting a 6000 mile circle tour across three Canadian and seven US national parks.
Skilled Building Trades Shrink From 1920 to Today
The number of skilled workers in the building trades fell from 53,000 in 1920 to 35,000 currently.
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Ian
Putsicheres F. D Goodchild Co
King St. West
Toronto
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the Centaur Company
New York City
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Gramophone
W. Ons
I Scott
Scott
Scott & Bowncott & Boy
Continent
Bai
Mandy
Bayer
Canada
Mayer Wempeng Wibe
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