Hidden Gold and a Town in Turmoil Meet Tension
In a tense meeting at the hotel, Bill Moran fears his captors while Trowbridge leads him away to keep him safe. Rexhill, controlled and wary, faces a hostile summons from a rival camp as Senator Rexhill is introduced by Trowbridge from Pinh Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trowbridge
Lem
Moran
Gawd
Bill
Thomas
Frank
Santry
Rexhilil
Rexhill
Pinh Creek Country
Kidnapping Plot Surges as Rexhill Faces Accusations
Senator Rexhill confronts Tug Bailey and Santry over Gordon Wade's disappearance. Trowbridge accuses Rexhill of indirect complicity through Moran while Santry protests and vows action. Dorothy Tailors hope as Lem Trowbridge plans a night search with ranch allies to locate Wade.
Insulin Treatment Boosts Diabetic Child Health
Dr. F G Banting presented insulin success stories at the ninth annual conference of the Ontario Medical Officers Association in Toronto. He cited a diabetic child who, after insulin, doubled its weight and began to act like other children, with plans to return to school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banting
Omario Health Officers’ Association
Toronto
F. G. Banting
Canada Ranks Second in Global Oat Crop for 1922
International figures show Canada second to the United States in world oat production in 1922. Canada yielded 491,229,000 bushels from 14,541,000 acres, with an average of over 33 bushels per acre, while the United States produced 1,215,496,000 bushels from 40,693,000 acres, averaging under 90 bushels per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
United States
Dominion
Republic
Victory Tower plan approved for Parliament Building
Plans for the Victory Tower over the main entrance to the Canadian Parliament Building are completed and officially approved. Work may recommence this year with completion hoped before the end of 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victory Tower
Blessed are the innocent for they have a lot to learn
An editorial remark underscores the virtue of inexperience, noting beginners face steep lessons and opportunities to grow. It emphasizes humility and continued study as paths to wisdom.
Forbidden Region Below Sea Level in Chinese Turkestan
The Lukchun area in Chinese Turkestan lies far below sea level and hosts ruins of ancient cities with mines farms and industries now silent. Scientists link its formation to Gulf Stream shifts that altered storm patterns and may relate to Atlantis sinking and desert formation in Asia and Africa.
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Chinese Turkestan
Lukchun
Atlantis
Gulf Stream
Europe
United States
Arctic Ocean
Als
Ocean
Turkestan
North Sea
Asia
Africa
Improved Health Of Canada's Livestock
The Veterinary Director Generals report 1921-22 shows declines in slaughter and compensation for glanders hog cholera and doctrine from 1913-14 and 1914-15 levels, with a rise in 1921-22 tuberculosis cases due to Accredited Herds and municipal order. Reactors: 59% municipal testing, 14.79% in accredited herds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterinary Director-General
Canada
Your Teeth by Rea Proctor McGee
Dr McGee argues facial impression hinges on dental support and teeth. Healthy teeth and gums create pleasing expressions, while decayed or stained teeth ruin first impressions even if other features are attractive. Maintain good dental health to look your best.
Goose and Its Golden Eggs: The Building Boom Debate
The Buffalo Express uses the goose and golden eggs metaphor to warn that the long U.S. building boom is tapering off. It argues producers and workers should temper demand and avoid choking the goose by overpressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Bouffalo Express
One-Wheel Guess Sparks Classroom Laughs
A classroom exchange has a teacher asking Edgar to name a one wheel vehicle after a lesson on three wheels and two wheels. Edgar answers with a humorous “wheelbarrow” that amuses the class and reveals a playful misunderstanding.
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Edgar
You Must Stand Firm Before an Unforgiving World
A terse charge to face critics and rivals alike. The piece urges resolve and clarity under pressure, framing confrontation as an inevitable test of character and public stance.
English Girls Investigate Canadian Farm Methods
Four English farmerettes winners of Sir Henry Thornton scholarships arrived in Canada to study farming for about four months. Miss Joan Moore Miss Ivy Townsend Miss Mildred White and Miss Emma Absolon travel with chaperone Miss Stella Wolfe Murray. Moore and Absolon will study at Ontario Agricultural College Guelph. Townsend and White will attend Manitoba Agricultural College Winnipeg.
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Henry Thornton
Canadian National Railway
Canada
Joan Moore
Leicestershire
Ivy Townsend
Surrey
Mildred White
Devonshire
Emma Absolon
Middlesex
Stella Wolfe Murray
General Wolfe
Miss Moore
Miss Absolon
Ontario Agricultural College
Guelph
Miss Townsend
Miss White
Manitoba Agricultural College
Winnipeg
Proposed Sugar Factory for Raymond in Southern Alberta
Efforts to lure American capital into a sugar factory for Southern Alberta, likely at Raymond, are reported. A Salt Lake City sugar company backs the project and would construct the plant if beet test results this year prove satisfactory.
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Alberta
Raymond
Salt Lake City
Dr Thomas' Eclectric Oi remedy for colds
An old advertisement claims the medicine eases bronchial inflammation and cough by relieving irritation in the throat. It asserts the product strengthens bronchial passages to prevent future attacks and invites readers to try it.
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Thomas
Advertising by Radio Winnipeg Board of Trade Plan
The Winnipeg Board of Trade launched an advertising scheme of 62 radio lectures from Government Station. Each lecture will be given by a different speaker to spread information about Western Canada and Winnipeg history and progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg Board of Trade
Western
Canada
Winnipeg
Sir John Macdonald's Forest Conservation Plan
A St. Catharines Standard note cites Letters of Sir John Macdonald edited by Joseph Pope. It recalls his sixties proposal to conserve Canada’s forest wealth and prevent fires, including replanting modeled on Northern Europe and pre federation guidance with lasting relevance.
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Sir John Macdonald
Joseph Pope
John
Canada
Sir John
Europe
Confederation
St. Catharines
Tramp and dog bite incident at Caboon street
A dog bite incident occurs as a woman responds to a man about his dog. The exchange ends with a blunt remark about feeding the animal, keeping the scene terse and vivid.
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W. Gillett Company Limited
Toronto, Canada
Dodds
WN OU
Iriend
Sapir
Tug Babe Trowbridge
Gordon Wade
Rexbill
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Jensen
Wade
Rexhall
Senator
Lem Treebridge
Enis
Tee
Dorothy
Crawling Water Valley
Gordon
Big Pine
Rea Proctor McGee
D.D.S
Pittsburgh, Pa
Ane
U.S
Gertrude Harrington
Delaware Ave
Butte, Mont
Minard
Maple Leaf Matches
Canadian Match Co
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