Lovesick pursuit ends with grateful reunion at Fraser home
Ronald and Mr Fraser escort Mary Fraser to their Yukon settlement after a harrowing kidnapping. The Frasers thank Ronald for saving their daughter, while a tranquil visit leads to dinner and a growing attraction between Ronald and Mary. The two strangers depart after signaling possible further guests.
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Mr. Fraser
Moose Mountains
Qnief
Mies Fraser
Mr. MacRee
Mrs. Fraser
Mary
Dr Hamilton's Pills Offer Mild Yet Effective Purge
Advertisement extols Dr Hamilton's Pills as mild yet powerful laxatives. It warns against severe purgatives and claims the pills cleanse the entire system of wastes without harsh effects.
Dr Hamilton’s Pills Ad Brightens Daily Health
An advertisement touts Dr Hamiltons Pills as a gentle bowel mover and tonic for kidneys digestion and skin. It claims benefits for colds biliousness and languor with a price of 25 cents per box or five for a dollar from all dealers or The Antarr hozone Co Montreal.
Portrait of a Healthful Beauty and Exhausting Journey
A weary trio rests after two days of danger with Ronald noting the young woman’s serene health and strength. Mrs Fraser arranges rooms as the group prepares for sleep in rustic, homey quarters before the scene closes with Ronald’s distracted reflections and plans for rest.
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Ronald
Fraser
Mr. Fraser
Mr. MacRae
Mrs. Fraser
Mary
Queen’s Own Rifles
Toronto
Eagles Attack Airplane Over Alaska Mail Run
A Fairbanks to Mc Grath airmail trip followed by three bald eagles. Two attacked the rudder but were repelled by the aircrafts sturdy surface. Returning to Fairbanks pilot I E Elson reports being spotted by large owls emerging from Yukon River forest.
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Alaska
Fairbanks
McGrath
I. E. Elson
Eson
Yukon River
Minister’s Novel Plan In Pulpit Boosts Collections
A minister proposed a new method on Sunday to raise church offerings. He stated debtors should not contribute, and the congregation complied. The result was a significant increase in the collection plate.
Canada’s Oldest Newsie Thomas Flaherty Dies at 83
Canada’s oldest newsboy Thomas Flaherty, a Fort William figure for about 30 years, has died at 83. He served 21 years in the Imperial Army before turning to street lore and headlines.
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Canada
Newsie
Thomas Flaherty
Fort William
Independent TD Buttons Ireland Currency Debate
Darrell Figgis, a leading independent member of the Dail Eireann, raised the question of a separate Irish Free State currency and the right to abandon the British pound. There appears to be no broad public support for the idea at present.
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Darrell Figgis
Dail Eirennn
Free State
Be a Rifle with a Single Aim and Bull's Eye
A speaker urges youth to pursue a single clear aim with intense work. Jesus and historical figures are cited as examples of decisive resolve. The message ties focus to achievement, citing Vimy Ridge and a mile race, urging definite plans and perseverance.
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Columbus
Jesus
Jerusalem
America
George Orton
Orton
Paul
Vimy Ridge
Vancouver
Honesty as an instinct quoted by Chicago Herald
The Chicago Herald equates honesty to an instinct saying a man is honest as a blush is a woman. It argues honesty cannot be argued about and questions honesty driven solely by payoffs, suggesting such honesty is weak or compromised.
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Chicago Herald
Trivial Customer Barbs Over Ear Nipping At Barber Shop
A brief exchange shows a customer complaining about a small ear nick and the barber quipping that the piece is minor and won’t affect the ear. The dialog highlights ordinary shop banter rather than a serious injury.
Hull fishing industry supports 160000 workers
In Hull England about 160000 people rely on the fishing industry. The note adds that London Bridge has burned down six times.
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Hull
England
London Bridge
Boy Scouts Troop Runs Monthly Meetings and Court of Honour
In Ottawa and Vancouver troops, patrol leaders rotate meeting duties and conduct games and puzzles. A recent session featured deciphering scrambled letters to spell scout badges and a “defending the line” game. Another meeting tested staff uses with figures from Foxes to Wolves, totaling over 50 uses by ages 12 to 14.
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P. L. Selbie
Namsoeiss
S. M. Pickles
Vancouver
Court of Honour
H. L. Fraser
Ottawa
Scout Staff Uses Demonstrated By Troop Patrols
In a recent note to the 14th Scout Troop I announced a forthcoming demonstration of the various uses of the scout staff. Patrols will be asked to show practical applications of the staff beyond its traditional function.
Summer and Christmas Dominate London Court Case
In a London court case the complainant and defendant are identified only by the names Summer and Christmas. The proceedings focus on the dispute and resulting judgments.
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London
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