Arctic intrigue at Armistice as Moira O Malley reaches post
Sergeant Seymour and Constable La Marr shelter Moira O Malley sister of Oliver O Malley at Armistice in a tense night of dog teams and police caution. Moira arrives seeking Oliver while a murder mystery and hidden motives loom over the Arctic trading post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver
Avic
Xes
la Marr
Ugiuk
Seymour
Mounted
Oliver O’malley
Moira O'Malley
British Columbia
Best Of Bad Business Chapter Iv Seeks Truth On Trail
Sergeant Seymour faces a moral dilemma as a distraught young woman seeks news of her missing brother. He contemplates delaying disclosure to spare her distress while balancing duties at the hut under Mounted Police seal and the help of the Rev Luke Morrow and his wife who travel with other sleds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour
Miss O'Malley
Mackenzie
Luke Morrow
Various Uses Of Rubber At Wembley Exhibition
The Wembley palace of industry features a large rubber exhibit. Over twelve years the rubber crop rose from 120000 tons to 411361 tons. Highlights include home amenities flooring tiling mats beds and transport uses such as tires brake hoses and buffer springs. A sports section links scientific research with manufacturing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palace of Industry
Wembley
At 80 She Finds Relief From Heart Trouble With Milburn Pills
Mrs. M. O'Connor of Whitestone Ontario reports long standing shortness of breath palpitations and fainting spells eased after using Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills. She keeps them in the house and says a few doses relieve symptoms quickly and she expects many more years of good health. The T Milburn Co Limited Toronto offers boxes by mail or at dealers.
Laziness Praised as Mother of Invention by Fred C. Kelly
Fred C. Kelly of Chevy Chase Maryland told the Executives Club of Chicago that laziness, not necessity, has driven invention. He cited examples from ancient cave men to modern waiters, arguing that the lazy waiter often yields the most efficient service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred C. Kelly
Chevy Chase
Executives Club of
Chicago
Kelly
Bandmaster with perfect memory conducts Wembley massed bands
Lieut. H. E. Adkins director of the Royal Military School of Music leads 1,000 performers at the British Empire Exhibition without a music score. He memorizes each day’s programme after hearing it once, visualizing pages as he conducts, a skill developed since 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wembley
Lieut
H. E. Adkins
Royal Military School of Music
Lieut. Adkins
Gustav Holst
Queen's Hall
Knowing Your Own Voice
The article explains that singers cannot judge their voice as others hear it because we hear our own sound through bones in the skull as well as ears. A phonograph reveals the true voice, showing differences between self perception and others’ hearing. Even ears vary in how they standardize sound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aound
Rich Gold Area in Rice Lake District Eyed as Future World Gem
J. E. Cole, a missing New York engineer, returns from a tour of the Rice Lake sector of the Canadian Shield. He predicts the area from Hole River east of Lake Winnipeg to the Ontario boundary will become one of the world’s richest gold camps, attracting American capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rice Lake District
Hole River
Lake Winnipeg
Ontario
J. E. Cole
New York
Winnipeg
Free Press
A Gentle Hint and a Furniture Installment Tale
A playful exchange at a window leads to a romance tone then a practical turn as a furniture instalment house is later asked to open a new account. The vignette blends charm with consumer finance implications in a single brief item.
Fires Sparked by Kerosene Across Crossing Areas
A historical note highlights how even those with little means can ignite fires using kerosene near railway crossings, underscoring safety concerns for communities and rail lines.
Man Learns by Experience as Family Laughs
A man wakes his second baby to share a laugh, illustrating how learning comes through experience and shared moments with family.
Betsy the Indian Girl Who Became a Christian Mother
A hometown Canadian tale traces Betsy, daughter of Akwinariah, from a Saulteaux village to Christian baptism under a devoted missionary wife. Betsy learns selfless courage, rescues a child from a river, and endures pneumonia aided by care from a white doctor, becoming a model of faith and loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Iron Horse
Keewatin
Akwinanoh
Saulteaux
Akwinariah
Gospel of Bethlehem
Betsy
Betsy Gew
Christ
Western grain moved by CN Railcars last year explained
Grain loading statistics show 153 087 cars carrying 206 581 000 bushels loaded on western CN lines from season start to June 12. Vancouver received 16 423 of those cars. 2 565 trains would be needed to haul the total load, with 274 delivering to Vancouver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Kamloops
British Columbia
Montreal
Canadian National Railways
Western
Vancouver
Right Thinking Develops Ideas
The piece contrasts thinking and worrying, arguing thinking builds and plans while worry weakens. It links disorganized thinking to anxiety and bodily strain, asserting a calm mind and sound body preserve thinking's constructive power.
Danish Scientist Predicts Fish Adaptation to Water Temperature
A Danish scientist asserts that shifting fish to water of a different temperature than they are used to will, after several generations, yield a new type. The change will be marked by modifications in fin rays and vertebrae numbers.
Sharpening Perspectives Through Clearer Points of View
A concise remark notes that some individuals appear to need their viewpoints refined, suggesting a push for sharper, more precise opinions. The line hints at enhancing discourse by clarifying arguments and avoiding fuzzy interpretations.
Woman's recovery linked to Lydia E Pinkham's remedy
Sydenham Ontario woman writes of relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to combat fatigue weakness and nervous trouble during pregnancy. The letter praises the tonic as safe for mothers and nursing children and urges others to try it and share the message.
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Sydenham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Harvey Milligan
Sydenham, Ont
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Russel Seymour
Oliver O'Malley
Royal Canadian Dis Mounted Police
North
Mrs. Morrow
England
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