Land of Hope Ends The Silent Pact Of Lovers
Camilla and Peter Anson wed secretly to build a life apart while Peter seeks a scholarship abroad. Camilla, heiress by adoption, urges support with money but he refuses. A loan from Avis Werth leads to a shattered sculpture titled Inspiration, with Camilla mis blamed. Peter enters a new work, gifting a wedding statue called Land of Hope.
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Camilla
Hoyt
Peter Anson
Peter
Avis Werth
Sylvia Todd
Gus Matson
Avis
Pete
Heartsick
Land of Hope
Peter defies Camilla on rest week and prize plan
Chapter XLIX centers on Peter rejecting Camilla's idea of a weeklong rest at her apartment to escape work. He asserts he must stay busy and pursue a new project for Avis, amid Camilla's painful reaction and suspicion tied to a recent tragedy.
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Peter
Camilla
Avis
How to Keep Cool with Andrews Liver Salt
Effervescing glass of Andrews Liver Salt used to beat heat and stay cooler. It quenches thirst and cools the blood. Take twice weekly to aid system and ensure regular elimination. Available at druggists in 35¢ and 60c sizes, new large bottle 50c. Sole agents: John A Huston Co. Ltd. Toronto.
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Andrews
John A Huston Co. Ltd
Toronto
Autumn Walk Brings Hope To Ailing Lovers
Camilla and Peter seek renewed faith during a quiet autumn picnic in a wooded park. As Peter plans work on a sculpture for Avis and contemplates a future home, their bond strengthens amid unresolved tragedy and a shared resolve to rebuild life together.
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Avis
Peter
Worth’s
Camilla
Providence
Evening Firelight Reflections Amid Looming Turmoil
Peter cooks two club steaks on a small grill as autumn air carries coffee scent and smoke. The couple dine by firelight, then face the burdens of toil and heartache while chasing fortunes and dodging the rush of civilization.
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Peter
Will Not Be Exhibited Death Ray Machine Suppressed by Government
An outstanding death ray invention by Dr. Antonio Longoria will not be exhibited at the National Inventors Congress in Omaha. President A G Burns said the United States government consented to suppress the device after a demonstration showed it could kill animals at distance.
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Omaha
Nebraska
A. G. Burns
Oakland
Cal
United States
Burns
Antonio Longoria
Cleveland
Ohio
Longoria
The Rhyming Optimist Love's Crown
A poet recalls a lost romance and the shift from light joy to tempest. He contrasts the beloved’s cheerful, dove like voice with the sudden storm that gnaws at their bond. The fragile garlands once given become a crown in hindsight.
Speedy Rail Service Between Regina And Moose Jaw
The Canadian Pacific inaugurated a gas electric service between Regina and Moose Jaw offering seven trips daily each way except Sundays and four trips on Sundays. Fares are one way 1.25, return 1.85 with a weekend fare of 1.45. The fast, comfortable service aims to attract travelers.
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Canadian Pacific
Regina
Moose Jaw
Police Nonsense on Central Park Lawn Sparks Youth Flight
In a May morning scene in Central Park New York two police officers roared onto a grassy stretch ordering children to leave the turf. The car cut across the lawn then sped away as the youngsters fled leaving the lawn to recover.
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Central Park
New York
Earthquakes and Pressure Adjustments Worldwide
The article notes 9,000 earthquakes occur annually and the earth’s internal pressure is adjusted roughly once every hour, indicating ongoing seismic activity and dynamic geophysical processes.
Blessings and Mercies Revealed in Life Events
A devotional passage reflects on daily benefits from the Lord and God’s presence sustaining the heart. It contrasts perceived crosses with divine favors, noting mercies in both general humanity and personal experiences. The reflections cite poetry by A L Waring and Sir T Browne on providence and affliction.
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Sir T. Browne
New Continent Under Pacific Discovered by Ramapo
The Ramapo mapped a submerged Pacific region with a raised eastern shoulder near North America and a chain of deep zones and towering peaks along the western seaboard. The depths exceed six miles in places while vast plateaux lie twice the width of America, suggesting a hidden continental structure beneath the ocean.
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Mount Everest
America
North Pacific
U.S.S
Ramapo
Pacific Ocean
North America
Asia
British youngster beats Campbell in Brooklands race
W E Harker, in a home made Harker Special with two MG engines, defeats Sir Malcolm Campbell in the fourth Brooklands race. Campbell, driving the Sunbeam 3976 c.c., starts from scratch and overtakes the field but is edged out by the 1492 c.c. home built car.
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Malcolm Campbell
Brooklands
W. E. Harker
Campbell
Sunbeam
C.c. Campbell
Mr. Harker
Harker
Candle Fish Used As Candie By Indians
The candle fish of the Pacific is praised for its oiliness used in candie making. Report notes the fish burns readily if a wick is passed through its body.
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Pacific
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Rhyming Optimist
Aline Michael
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A. L. Waring
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