Mystery in the Arctic Camp Amid Eskimo Tensions
In a remote northern outpost, Moira O Malley and the Morrow family host a sourdough dinner for Mission House guests as tensions simmer with trader Harry Karnack and Sergeant Russell Seymour. A looming question about Eskimo pelts and a recent death shadow the gathering while La Marr’s fate remains unknown and trail crews brace for danger.
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O'Malley Mocder
Avie
Harry Karmack
Moira O’malley
la Marr
Morrow
Oliver
Arctic
Moira O'Malley
Dianer
Russell Seymour
Harry Karnack
Moira
Seymour
Mission House
Scarlet
Mrs. Morrow
Luke Morrow
Emma
Russell
Rev. Morrow
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Endorsed
An endorsement claims Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helps nervous exhaustion and fatigue allowing the user to resume full household work. The letter urges women to seek health with the traditional herbal remedy and provides contact for readers to obtain more information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobourg
Lydia E. Pinkham
Eskimo Fugitive Confronts Walker at Door
A dramatic scene erupts as Seymour opens his door to a lone Eskimo fugitive wearing a parkee and bearing a rifle. The unexpected arrival interrupts a tense moment and reveals the man’s perilous situation.
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Nara
Seymour
Hero Fugitive Attacks Food In Tent Scene
In a tense tent episode, the Eskimo Kogmollye bursts in seizes a rifle, then devours caribou meat with savage hunger. Seymour and Morrow intervene as the scene escalates, the danger of overfeeding noted, and the moment ends with a cliffhanger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kogmollye
Seymour
Avie
la Marr
Gruff
Morrow
Moira
Strange Bank Note Origins Stir London Banking Heritage
The piece traces Italian influence on British banking from Lombard Street to the Bank of England five pound note. It explains terms like compagnia and banco gordo, notes the origin of bank and bankruptcy, and notes that Bank of England never reissues a note, with a record kept of each note’s history.
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Italy
England
Lombard Street
London
Bank of England
Compa
Compagnia
Banco Rotto
Horn-Rimmed Spectacles Eyewear Controversy in London
Eminent eye diagnostician Clement Jeffery denounces horn-rimmed spectacles as an atrocity in a London lecture titled The Nation’s Eyes. He argues mental strain, not near work, drives myopia and praises engaging lessons and patient teachers and parents as remedies. A doctor notes bald-headed men rarely suffer consumption, suggesting thinning thatch signals protection.
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Clement Jeffery
London
Jeffery
Fragrance Fades in Modern Roses Hinting Old Scent Lost
The Overseas Daily Mail reports roses grown in England now often lack their former perfume despite beauty in size shape and color. A new English rose strain with old fashioned fragrance is hoped for by rose lovers along with musk and mignonette scents that have faded since 1890 at Kew Gardens.
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England
Surrey
McArthur
Royal Botanic Gardens At
Kew
Overseas Daily Mail
Cholera Infantum Warning and Baby's Own Tablets
Cholera infantum is a sudden fatal childhood ailment common in summer. Baby's Own Tablets are promoted to regulate bowels and soothe the stomach, claimed to have saved a baby in South Bay Ontario. Sold by medicine dealers or by mail for 25 cents a box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
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Fred Rose
South Bay
Ont
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Made Everything He Needed Grand Rapids Artisan Dies at 69
Frank Homemade Way, 69, a famed local figure in Grand Rapids, died in his workshop where he spent 10 to 15 hours daily for 23 years. Known as Homemade Way he crafted hats shoes coats trousers vests and even false teeth and cigars. He reportedly built a coffin for himself as health declined a year ago.
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Grand Rapids
Frank
Homemade) Way
Abortion of Faith Discussed in Family Dialogue
In a brief exchange a child asks why her mother and she do not attend the same church. The mother replies they belong to a different denomination, highlighting a clash of religious affiliation.
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Peggy
Violet
Re Valuation Cost Estimated Under Soldiers' Settlement Act
Rough estimate places the cost of re valuing property held by soldiers under the Soldiers' Settlement Act at 300000 dollars. Mather, secretary of the Soldiers' Settlement Board, testified before the House Committee on pensions and establishment.
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Mather
Soldiers’ Settlement Board
House Committee On Pensions and Re-Establishment
Life Degrees for Boys and Girls in Character Training
William Blank outlines a moral lesson urging youths in church and Sunday School to cultivate self control purity reverence and kindness. He compares self control to a driver on a locomotive and purity to a white flower while warning that neglect leads to being controlled by impulses and danger. He concludes that true highest achievement is character rather than academic or social rank.
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Rockies
California
Socrates
Greece
Petcéing
Pacific Coast
Mount Robson
God
William Blank
K.C
Rs.p
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Chicos
H. T. Thorne
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Edgerton
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Warder CO
Wiarton
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