Senator Rexhill Faces Blackmail Plot in Crawling Water
Dorothy confronts Senator Rexhill and his daughter after overheard plans to seize land. She accuses them of criminal schemes tied to Mr Wade and Moran, claiming to have critical papers showing Wade’s ranch location. Dorothy asserts she has them at her mercy and demands truth.
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Rexbill
Dorothy
Senator
Gordon Wade
Rexhill
Moran
Wade
Doroths
Truwbridge
Helen
Eas
Mr. Wade
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promoted by Vancouver Mother
A Vancouver mother testifies her daughter’s health improved after months on Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She praises the product for fatigue weakness and urges mothers to care for daughters during adolescence, noting personal benefit.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Vancouver
B.C
Lydia E Pinkham
Mrs. J McDoewarp
Zith Ave. Fast
Ledia E. Pinkham
Senator Faces Pressure as Bailey Lynching Threat Looms
In Crawling Water, Dorothy pressures Rexhill with a warning of public scandal and a possible Bailey confession. A plan forms as Helen aids, racing to secure Wade’s safety while Bailey is tracked to Sheridan. The trio weighs risk, loyalty, and survival as a dramatic confrontation nears.
Prince of Wales Breaks into St James Palace in Night
News of the World reports the Prince of Wales forgot his latchkey and attempted entry at St James Palace. A policeman spotted him seeking a way in and joined the search for an open window. A crash followed when the Prince climbed onto a roof and smashed a skylight to reach his apartment.
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Prince of Wales
St. James’ Palace
Bobby
Prince
Pulp Mill Discussed for St Boniface as Winnipeg Finances Back Project
Negotiations proceed for a large pulp and paper mill in St Boniface Winnipeg interests secure financial backing. The plant would produce hundreds of tons of paper daily with buildings and plant costs running into millions. Instruction for Soldier Settlers Wives is organized by the University of Alberta in cooperation with official bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Boniface
Winnipeg
Rm Mill
Department of Extension
University of Alberta
CATARRHOZONE Promises Quick Cold Relief
An advertisement touts CATARRHOZONE as a pine essence remedy to stop colds and catarrh within ten minutes. It claims pine resin antiseptic from Australia and promises rapid, certain action with a two month treatment for $1, available from The Catarrhozone Co in Montreal.
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Australia
Catarrhozone Co
Montreal
Three Lions in Flimsy Airplane Voyage
An enraged lion torn at cage bars and rocking a flimsy plane high above ground aboard the Rotterdam Paris air express. The animal terrified the crew and passengers, forced trainers to use a whip and clubs to subdue it during the first air journey of a Tien family member to avoid customs delays.
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Tien
Mimsy
Cave
Rotterdam
Paris
Golden Age of Medicine Hails Plague Control and Longevity
Sir George Newman declares a golden age of medicine as cholera typhus and other diseases become controllable. Antitoxin diphtheria cut death rate from 29.8 to 9.3 percent, saving many lives per thousand. Enteric fever deaths drop from 74 to 12 per million since 1871. Improved air sanitation water and isolation extend life expectancy, with each newborn gaining about 12 years versus grandfather.
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George Newman
Sir George
Old Quaker Meeting House at Aston Oldest Frame Building
Local histories claim the old Quaker meeting house at Aston, PA dates to 1684, making it 239 years old. It is said William Penn attended services there during treaty days with the Indians. Exterior wood shows old-fashioned whitewash. seven original plank seats and interior woodwork have never been painted.
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United States
Aston
William Penn
Pueblo Indians Busy On Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Railway
Four hundred Pueblo Indians are employed by the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company. Railway officials and United States Army officers say the workers are as efficient as other staff. Pueblos serve as helpers laborers and many advance to craftsmen from unskilled roles.
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Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company
United States Army
Christian Science Monitor
Clippings About Gardens Delivered By Clerk
A lady asked a clipping bureau for Garden notices. The boss passed the order to a new clerk who forwarded Garden items. The subscriber received two clippings by mail showing cucumber cultivation in a barrel and Mary’s success in la Tosca.
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Mary
la Tosca
Japanese Emigration to South America urged by press
Many Japanese plan to move to South America due to American prejudice. The Japanese press urges them to use the lenient immigration laws of southern countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
Japan
Local editor urges readers to trust own judgment
A columnist urges independent thinking and says readers should rely on personal judgment rather than crowd opinion. The note emphasizes confidence in decision making and critical scrutiny of external calls.
May Change Religion To Escape Tyranny
In Madras west coast, the un touchables of the Thiyya community consider converting to Buddhism to escape caste oppression. A conference discussed mass renunciation and a larger meeting to decide on the proposal.
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Madras
India
Saskatchewan pottery venture explored by British syndicate
May establish whiteware clay deposits investigation led by Prof. W. G. Worcester ceramic engineer of the Saskatchewan Government for the benefit of a British syndicate planning a pottery plant in the province.
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W. G. Worcester
Saskatchewan
Slow to take root ideas wedged by pre judices
The statement notes that receptivity to new ideas grows slowly as they must penetrate existing biases. It suggests cognitive resistance shapes how beliefs form and spread within groups.
Fox Farming Prospects on Vancouver Island
Mrs. Beaumont Boggs promotes Vancouver Island fox farming as ideal for breeding high grade foxes. Since starting the island’s first fox farm nearly three years ago, she notes no foxes lost to disease or accident and cites three island farms proving profitability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver Island
Beaumont Boggs
Island
Prince Edward Island
Egg Laying Contest Totals From Dominion Farms
Last year 2,590 birds entered the laying contests conducted by the Dominion Experimental Farms. They laid 391,805 eggs, averaging 151 eggs per bird. British Columbia led with 1812 eggs per bird, Ontario second with 17356, and the Ottawa contest placed third with 167.1 eggs per bird.
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Dominion Experimental Farms
British Columbia
Ontario
Ottawa
United States Settlers Move to Canada Reported
The Federal Government immigration report notes about 189 settlers moved from the United States to Canada between Kingsgate and North Portal in April. Their combined effects value about $78,852 and total monetary wealth around $342,832.
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United States
Canada
Kingsgate
North Portal
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Santry
Jensen
Gordon
Sandry
Mr. Trowbridge
Bailey
Race Moran
Trowbridge
Parny Io Ft
Seridan
Senator Rexhill
Tug Bailey
Bagatelle
London
Ing
Croi
Maryland
PLES
U.S
Fletcher
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