The Hour Glass Ranch Veil of Trouble Unfolds
Gerald Keene learns his uncle’s will halves the Hour-glass ranch with partner Joe Carr. Burwell warns of hidden loot and Carr’s drinking, threatening the ranch and Keene’s future. Keene and Stone plan to investigate, facing a Civil War style feud with the Broken Spur and a perilous financial trap.
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Crevasse County
Hourglass Ranch
Keene
Simon Burwell
Drovers Bank
Cato
Peter
West
Joe Carr
Hour-glass
Judge Frame
Burwell
Joe Car
Palisades
Mr. Keene
Joe
Frank Crewe
Gerald Keene
Sam Dustin
Spike Goddard
Jim’ Girton
Seco
Old Carr
Dustin
Goddard
Old Joe
Man Carr
Daro
Stone
Carr
Old Man Carr
Ben
The Rhyming Optimist Lures Youthful Hope
A nostalgic poem reflects on hope, youth, and love as optimism lures and laughter endures beyond youth. It questions memory's trust while noting brave hearts still cherish bygone lures and dreams despite aging.
Canadian Researcher Develops Infantile Paralysis Vaccine
Dr Maurice Brodie, a Canadian research leader now with the New York City health department, announced a potentially effective poliomyelitis vaccine at the American Public Health Association session. He reported successful experiments on human volunteers including Dr William H Park Dr Josephine Meal and several children.
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American Public Health Association
Maurice Brodie
Ottawa
Ont
New York City Health Department
William H. Park
Josephine Meal
Brodie
Alberta honey crop of 1933 proves strong in south
The 1933 Alberta honey crop nearly doubled 1932 and sold at higher prices. Southern commercial apiaries report a fairly satisfactory year due to easy marketing and improved returns.
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Alberta
Insufficient Funds Marked On Bill Sent Back
A store returns a bill noting insufficient funds. The exchange records the action as part of routine billing and payment dispute handling.
Drastic Action Urged After British Safety Week
Ottawa Journal argues that highway safety requires harsher measures. It cites 126 deaths and 5595 injuries during a safety week and contends that fines and license cancellations are needed to deter careless drivers, urging a year of strict enforcement over long talks.
A Banker's Passport with Engraved Portrait Issued
The article notes a Canadian passport issued without a photo to Sir Frederick Williams-Taylor, former Bank of Montreal director. An engraving clipped from a $10 Bank of Montreal bill is attached as the portrait, with the holder keeping the bill's serial numbers to enable replacement.
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Bank of Montreal
Sir Frederick Williams-Taylor
Frederick
Financial Post
Prayer Through Trouble from Leighton Aids Weekly Comfort
A devotional excerpt urges turning to prayer in all cares and fears. It quotes Psalms urging God to hear, invites readers to tell Him their desires and burdens, and promises relief through reliance on the Father. The passage emphasizes casting every burden and adopting quiet diligence in duty.
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R. Leighton
Beehive Messengers Bring Messages Across Town
German beekeeper Herr Berhard Gubler pins scraps of paper to bees as messengers. The tiny couriers return to the hive with the note intact and seldom lose their load, offering a novel alternative to pigeons for delivering information.
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Berhard Gubler
Aspirin Eases Pain Fast Says Medical Ad
Real-world claim highlights aspirin from Bayer as fast acting and safe for headaches neuritis and rheumatic pain. Text notes rapid dissolution in moisture and updates readers to seek Bayer aspirin in Canada with the cross logo.
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Canada
Bayer
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