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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Sep 17, 1924

Page

6

Murder in Ambush at Silver Creek Camp

Seymour confronts a staged crime scene after a staged murder where Russel Seymour used the alias Bart Caswell. Ruth Duperow reveals her uncle was a missionary and that the dead man posed as a mining expert while in truth a staged stagecoach robbery exposed his identity. The deputy sheriff and coroner, named in the tale, add to the tension surrounding the investigation.

Seymour Miss Ruth Duperow Moira Russel Seymour Bart Caswell Sweet Marie Creek

Working Girl's Experience With Lydia E Pinkham's Remedy

Arnprior Ontario reader Miss Hazev Beanor recounts relief from severe menstrual irregularities and anemia after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She notes improvement in weight and energy and recommends the remedy to friends and letters from others asking about it. Her mother also reports satisfactory results.

Arnprior Ontario Ave Lydia E. Pinkham Miss Hazev Beanor Onttario

Sergeant Tracks Killer’s Trail In BC Express Case

Sergeant Seymour investigates the Bart Caswell murder scene in the forest near the river Cheena. He finds horse tracks, a 30 30 cartridge case, and a tied horse's evidence while Ruth Duperow mourns beside the victim. Ruth and Bart may be connected to a stage robbery and a mounted police uniform theft.

Hardiey Bart Seymour Misa Caswell Crusoe Man Miss Duperow Ruth Duperow Moira Bart Caswell Kan Chance Bart Wa Ruth Ruth Deperow Teo

Stranger at Northern trail under cloud of suspicion

Seymour arrives at the Northern trail camp to cold stares and muttered accusations. A stout man with a pistol asks what happened as the group contemplates the crime. The scene shifts to interrogation as Seymour contemplates remaining silent.

Seymour

Air Pressure Railway Adventure on 1847 Line

The South Devon Atmospheric Railway operated for a time in 1847 using air pressure pushed through a central track pipe. Pumping stations were set every three miles to supply air, and the return trip required riders to dismount and walk the vehicle back.

South Devon London Monklands Kirkintilloch

Unique Bible Completed by Maine Bible Society

A hand written Bible by 1600 contributors ends after nearly a year of work. Contributors span millionaire to pauper and include merchants, housewives and prisoners from diverse faiths. The Bible aims to advance the society founded about 125 years ago.

Bible Society of Maine

Innerton Sets World Record for Wheat Loading Speed

The steamship Innerton reportedly loaded 274,506 bushels of wheat in 6% hours at Montreal establishing a new world record for rapid loading.

Montreal Innerton

One Life Lost Among 15000 British Air Transport Passengers

During the past year the British air transport service carried about 15 000 passengers with a single fatality.

British Air Transport Service

Roman Knight With Sword and Buckler Unearthed in Bulgaria

A peasant plowing near a Bulgarian village uncovered a marble tomb containing a bronze armor suit, shield, sword, spear and an ornate vase. National Museum director Velkoff and Greek antiquities expert Mr. Popoff date the find to the pre Alexandrine period, suggesting the knight belonged to a Hellenic coastal colony. The helmet bears Apollo and Athena figures. Zeus with a trident appears on an ear piece. Cremation appears to have cremated the knight’s body, leaving only ashes.

Bulgaria Velkoff National Museum Popoff Black Sea Apollo Pallas Athene Poseidon Minerva Mars Zeus

Chinese Honored Mission Intervenes in Child Sale Case

A destitute Chinese family stranded near Hankow and Nanking sought aid from the American Church Mission after the husband owed six dollars and planned to sell his son. Missionaries provided care for the wife and funds to continue, revealing a widespread urge to sell children, mostly girls, among those aided.

China Hankow Nanking Mie

Oregon Lumber Shipments Send 18000 Doors to England

A single shipment of eighteen thousand doors was completed by an Oregon lumber concern for a firm in England, marking a large export delivery amid trade activity.

Oregon England

Saskatchewan Scout Albert Brown Wins Burt McDonald Scholarship

Albert Brown, a Sas katchewan Taxis boy at Camp Ahmek in Algonquin Park, earned the Burt McDonald scholarship for general proficiency after two months of camping. He received an Indian name, Apenindis, meaning the self-reliant one, as the camp noted his outstanding all round abilities. He was the only boy to win an Indian name this year and qualified for 16 activity bars across swimming lifesaving canoeing campcraft woodcraft astronomy trees flowers citizenship public speaking diving boxing entertaining Indian life and riding. Burt McDonald, former Regina resident and donor of the scholarship, attended the closing banquet and congratulated Brown after cups were awarded by camp director Taylor Statten.

Albert Brown Saskatchewan Ahmek Algonquin Park Burt McDonald United States Canada Saskatchewan Taxis Regina Brown McDonald Tayior Statten

Reforming the Calendar Thirteen Month Scheme Advocated by J W Harris

A 1919 proposal from J W Harris promotes a 13 month calendar with four weeks per month and 28 days, plus an extra day as New Year, and a leap day between Saturday and Monday. Months would be renumbered as first to thirteenth to avoid traditional names.

American Meteorological Society J. W. Harris Mr. Harris Harris

Reader asks for quick thinning diet guidance

A reader seeks a rapid thinning regime like the quick fattening plan. The reply suggests eating less, or nothing but bulky vegetables such as cabbage cauliflower lettuce spinach tomatoes radishes turnips beets squash pumpkin and string beans to feel comfortable while thinning.

San Francisco Bulletin

Sailors Believed Whale Crossings Portend Ill Luck

The article notes that English seafarers once regarded a whale crossing ahead of a ship as an omen of misfortune, a superstition tied to the dangers of the sea.

Size Of Hailstones Maximum Size Yet to Be Confirmed

Weather Bureau records say the largest hailstone size cannot be positively stated though reports exist of stones larger than a man's fist weighing over a pound. Events cited include a Natal hailstorm in 1874 with stones weighing 1.5 pounds, 14 inch circumferences in New South Wales 1847, and four and a half pound blocks at Cazoria 1829.

U.S. Weather Bureau Natal New South Wales Cazoria Spain Crile France

When Baby is Ill and Cries High and Long

When baby is ill crying is constant and attention fails to help. Pabys's Own Tablets are a mild laxative that regulate bowels sweeten stomach and ease teething. Guaranteed free from opiates and narcotics safe for newborns. Sold by dealers or mail from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Out 25 cents per box.

Pabys Dr. Wiliams’ Medicine Co Brockville

Noted Maharajah and English Scholar of Travancore

From Madras news reports the Maharajah of Travancore Sir Rama Varma dies. He was known as a great English scholar and progressive prince who would not dine with his wife of low birth or drink water after meeting foreigners until bathing. The crown passes to his elder sister’s son, as custom requires. Travancore covers 6,750 square miles with 3,030,000 people. He lived in Trivandrum and had a 19 gun salute plus two honorary guns.

Madras Travancore Sir Rama Varma India Trivandrum

Frozen game brought to Harwich in 1816 by Eskimo party

In January 1816 a party of Eskimos delivered frozen game in air tight cases to Harwich England, marking the first widely known contact of frozen preservation with the civilized world.

Harwich England

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