Pursuit of Karmack Ends as Seargent Scarlet Reunites Moira
After weeks in a blizzard and a long manhunt, Sergeant Scarlet finds Moira in Ottawa. The reunion leads to a private rendezvous at Mount Royal Hotel and a bold plan to capture the elusive Karmack, rumored to be in Montreal or the States.
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Seymour
Wolf
Moira
Athabaska
End-Of-Steel
Canadian National
Grand Trunk Pacific
Ottawa
Quebec
Karmack
Montreal
City Councillor Street
Mounted Police
Sherbrooke West
Ottawa Express
Sergeant Scarlet
Mount Royal Hotel
St. Catherine Street
Venetian Gardens
Venice
Weill
Italy
Pleasure
Regina
Scarlet
Trisher
France
Mount
D’s
Russell
Double-Barrelled Case Forces New Mounted Police Arrival
Sergeant Russell Seymour of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police pursues a staged robbery amid a Gold British Columbia gold rush camp. He plays a plainclothes surveyor while covertly aiding a mission involving Moira and a dangerous mix of robbers and settlers. A female rider ally warns of danger as Seymour discovers a slain officer and a potential insider lead.
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Russell Seymour
Royal Canadian
Montreal
Secne
Gold
British Columbia
Seymour
Moira
Hazelton
Grand Trunk Pacific
Baxter
Old Sun Trail
Yukon
Arronaut Valley
Kaw
Express
Angles Guith
Old Spanish Road Shapes a Y Across Mexico
The old Spanish road built in the 16th century forms a Y from Vera Cruz to San Blas and Acapulco, guiding westbound Philippines convoys away from Cape Horn and showing Indigenous use before expansion. A French scientist notes eye marks signal diseases, while a single night light could be many stars.
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Vera Cruz
Gulf
San Blas
Acapulco
Philippines
Cape Horn
Reclaiming Damaged Paper Money Could Transform Currency Waste
The Forest Products Laboratories of the Department of the Interior test methods to recover clean pulp from condemned currency. Damaged banknotes, once burned, may be recycled instead, preserving expensive linen-based paper and offering commercial value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James Street
Montreal
Ottawa
Finance Department
Mint
Forest Products Laboratories
Department of the Interior
Ben
Department of Finance
Forest Products Laboratory
Wonderful Instrument For Munich Museum
The electric orrery built by Zeiss of Jena for the Deutsches Museum in Munich is a state of the art planetary model. Dr. Bauersfeld supervised the project, featuring a dome with 40 interlinked projectors that cast sun, moon, and star images on the inner surface to accurately simulate celestial motion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deutsches Museum
Munich
Zeiss
Jena
Bauersfeld
Orrery
Earl of Orrery
Stray Wolf Explains Accident and Millions in Oil Riches
Stray Wolf, an Oklahoma Indian who made his fortune in oil, bought an expensive car, wrecked it on a public road, and told a local salesroom he wanted another vehicle after describing the crash with a rambling tale about moonshine and a collapsing bridge. He arrived limping and bruised, pocketing cash as he spoke.
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Stray Wolf
Stepongas
Ancient Asia Minor church unearthed by Michigan expedition
The University of Michigan expedition led by Professor Francis W. Kelsey reports discovery of a very early Christian church more than 200 feet long in Asia Minor. It may be the successor to the church founded by St. Paul, dating to an early era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
University of Michigan
Francis W. Kelsey
Asia Minor
Bears Make Poles A Peril in Norway’s Remote Districts
Bears in Norway continually monitor every telephone and telegraph pole, climbing and swaying until the pole collapses. Finland reportedly experiences no thunder storms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway
Canada's Firewood Bill and the Forests of Canada
The article argues that Canada consumes vast firewood yearly with 841,780,560 cubic feet of standing timber used to produce 8,860,846 cards of firewood valued at 38,225,702 dollars. It describes regional wood types, the coast-to-coast firewood wall concept, and urges forest protection to ensure domestic and power fuel supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Forests of Canada
Natural Resources Intellligence Service
Department of the Interior
Halifax
Vancouver
Ontario
Quebec
Maritime Provinces
Prairie Provinces
British Columbia
Girl Breeds Silver Foxes To Build Oakville Ranch
Marjory Walton started Canada’s Oakville silver black fox ranch in Ontario after receiving two pet silver foxes. She raised five pups in year one, formed a partnership with her brother, and focused on high grade animals. She plans to exhibit in New York with prize foxes and share her breeding methods.
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Marjory Walton
Canada
Oakville
Ontario
Toll of War and Road Deaths Stuns Montreal Herald
The Montreal Herald cites eighteen months of World War casualties at 48,000 American soldiers killed in France and compares it to 96,000 automobile deaths in North America, including 25,000 children, urging stronger efforts to reduce road toll.
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France
North America
Montreal Herald
Frank Enough Farmer Hired Man Exchange Banter
A fragment shows a farmer and a hired man in a terse exchange about rest and earnings. The lines imply labor talk with a possible misunderstanding over payment. The source captures rural dialog in concise dialect.
Doctor Ninety Nine Refuses To Retire In Ilfracombe
Devon Medical Officer Dr E J Slade King, near age 100, tells Ilfracombe council he will not retire as Medical Officer of Health and coroner. He says younger men should prove themselves and insists he remains hale and capable for daily duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devon
Council
S.ys
E. J. Slade- King
Ilfracombe
Slade-King
A Splendid Laxative For The Baby
Mothers should guard baby health as nine tenths of ailments come from stomach and bowels. Baby’s Own Tablets are a mild but thorough laxative, safe for newborns or growing children. They drive out constipation and indigestion, ease teething, and are sold by dealers or by mail for 25 cents a box from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co. Brockville Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
The Harm Of Overeating Warns On Eating Too Much
The author, Royal S. Copeland, warns that overeating shortens life and urges moderation in meals and rest. He argues many people eat far more than needed and compares overeaters to engines that refuse to stop, noting the dangers rival alcohol harms and predicting society may someday deem overeating unseemly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal
Copeland
M.D
Giant bush pig sighting sparks debate in Kenya colony
The giant bush pig of Kenya colony is described as extremely rare and doubted by some, though several reputable travellers claim to have observed it.
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Kenya Colony
Fletcher's Castoria Advertisement Claims Over 30 Years Use
The ad touts Fletcher's Castoria as a remedy for constipation flatulence wind colic and diarrhea in babies and children. It promises fever reduction through stomach and bowel regulation and natural sleep without opiates, with a signature of authenticity.
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Fletcher
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HAMI
James French Dorrance
Wean Berg Publishers
Toronto
Seyour
Carter
Arter
W. Nus
T.charles
Cyete Tee Baceen Co. Limited
Cuthura
Esther L. Ball
Jane Beach
Michigan
Ancient
Asia Minor Church
Finland
Fox
Miss Walton
Fox Farm
Frank
Bayer
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