The Way Out on a Desperate Train Ride
On a westward train Detective Ivan Bryce escorts Dan to return Jed Sanders for robbery. A noisy traveler talks of kinship as Dan recalls Martha Sawyer, his supposed love, and the fate of Sanders’ family. A crash traps them. Dan, fearing for Sawyer, decides the killer has no exit.
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Ivan Bryce
Bryce
Dan
Martha Sawyer
Loganstown
New York
Jed Sanders
Globe-Trotter
Sanders
Iowa
Martha
Sander
Dan Bryce
South Pole
Sawyer
Wheeler Newspaper Syndicate
Funny and Otherwise A Comedy Sketch Parade
A string of light hearted jokes and anecdotes unfolds from encounters in France to a party with a Russian noble to nightclub mishaps. The set pieces include a malachite bead tale, a taxi driver chase for cash, a funeral visit pun, a drunken hotel room riddle, a golf club misfire and a saxophonist amid a wary landlord.
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France
Manitoba SE region to boom with mines and tourism growth
Expansion plans outlined by Hon. C. E. Greenlay forecast major growth in southeastern Manitoba. New mines and a growing tourist trade accompany expanded fur production, agriculture, forestry, and hydro development. Projects include Falcon Lake park, Sandilands forest reserves, Pine Falls paper capacity rise, and a Falcon Lake townsite with power and water infrastructure.
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Manitoba
Falcon Lake
Sandilands
Lac du Bonnet
Manitoba Paper Company
Pine Falls
Greenlay
Prairies
Greater Winnipeg
Catfish Creek
Ste. Anne
U.S
Victoria Beach
Whiteshell
Winnipeg River
Rice Lake
Greening
Scandinavia: The World's Largest Peninsula Examined
A compact look at the geographic feature of Scandinavia described as the largest peninsula on earth. It notes its defining boundaries and prominent coastlines forming a vast peninsula extending into the Arctic and North Atlantic regions.
Goslings Hatch At Four Acre Wascana Sanctuary
In Regina nine Canada Geese goslings hatched after two pairs nested at Wascana Marsh. Six goslings appeared June 3 and three more on June 5. Eggs were kept in Fred Bard's basement during cold weather. The sanctuary hosts mallards, blackbirds, kildeers, coots and grebes.
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Regina
Wascana Marsh
Fred Bard
Provincial Museum
Mr. Bard
Canadian Textiles Mills Distribution in Small Towns
Canadian textile industry lists over 700 primary mills with about a third located in towns under 5,000 population. The note highlights concentration of textile production in small rural communities.
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Canada
Skunk disrupts elevator work in Fosterton incident
A skunk blocked an elevator task at a Fosteron grain facility Saturday morning. It rode the cup belt and spout, sprayed walls after being disturbed, and caused the pit area to remain open with disinfectant users. The creature did not fall into the pit, but the workers were startled and meals were ruined.
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Fosterton
Notable Figures Captured in Record of History
The passage notes that Jesus Christ, Abraham Lincoln, and Napoleon Bonaparte are among the most written about figures in history, highlighting their enduring influence across eras and cultures.
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Jesus Christ
Abraham Lincoln
Napoleon Bonaparte
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C. E. Greenlay
Churchill
Jfashions
P.P.L
Anne Adams Pattern Dept
Front Street W
Toronto
Scandinavia
KR Knit
TED
Ory Yoli
Blawky
Iutsco
Canadian Textiles
Skunk
Benson's
Jane Ashley
Home Service Department
THE
Canada Starch Company
P.O. Box
Montreal
P.Q
Benson
Les Carrol
Macdonalds
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