Canadian Deputy Coroner Spurs Suspicion in BC Roadside Stand-Off
Deputy coroner Samuel Hardley confronts Seymour on a Caribou country trail. Hardley accuses Seymour of murder involvement and threatens detention, while Seymour asserts Canadian rights and avoids exposure. An unexpected quarter shifts the roadside confrontation.
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Seymour
Bart
Samuel Hardley
British Columbia
Caribou
Duperon
Royal Mounted
Hardley
Joy of Good Health Crandall Woman’s Testimony
In Crandall Manitoba a young woman recalls severe monthly pains and fatigue. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she reports renewed strength, fewer pains, and energy to work. She notes further relief during pregnancy and credits the remedy with restoring her vitality.
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Manitoba
Lydia E. Pinkham
Crandall
Veget
Jealous suspicions erupt in Goldites over a double murder
Deputy Seymour Hardley faces insinuations about his methods as townsmen debate the crime scene. Brewster and Cato accuse each other of bias while Phil Brewster argues the killings link a sergeant and a stage driver. Ruth Duperow’s secret presence hints at a broader motive.
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Sam
Seymour
Phil Brewster
Yardley
Hartley
Bart
Brewster
Hardley
Cato
Sam Hardley
Law and Order
Ruth Duperow
Pudge
Cato the Ox
Phil
Inquest Called As Mounties Echo Guilt Over Case
Seymour mocks Hardley and urges a coroner's inquest while predicting arrests. Hardley vows to proceed with an inquest once the staff-sergeant reaches town. Seymour warns the coroner may point to someone, reflecting official suspicion and potential upheaval.
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Seymour
Mounted Police
Hardley
Seymours
The Widdy in Gray Ends in a Peculiar Pursuit
Deputy Sam Hardley mishandles a fatal shooting scene as a freight packer, Phil Brewster, spots a single shot and a robbed VC M.R.C.P. commission token among the victim’s belongings. A somber wagon procession follows to the camp, signaling a delaying pursuit.
Motor Cop Chases Speeding Driver in Kingston
Kingston officers chase a powerful touring car on the highway. Patrol Officer Wilson reaches 84 mph and passes the car at 72 mph before the motorist is fined 200 dollars for reckless driving. Motorcycles show speeds of at least 1 mile per hour.
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Kingston
Wilson
Greenland’s Ancient Colony and Its Quiet Decline
The piece traces Greenland from its Norse founded pastures and thriving farms to its midieval loss of independence, then its Danish crown ties. It notes climate shifts and preserved bodies, reports current population around 10,000 with Danish officials and a government monopoly, and suggests future European immigration unlikely.
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Greenland
United States
Eric
Red
Godthaab
Julianshaab
Europe
Norway
Denmark
Toronto Globe
Publicity Value Highlighted By Local Egg-Beater Story
In a Midwest town a mail order egg-beater tale illustrates publicity value. A storekeeper’s wife buys the same item from a mail order firm, revealing he has had six of the same stock for a year. The anecdote, cited by the press, questions secret inventory and customer reach.
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Middle West
London Daily Mail
Oil production in Canada by province in 1923
Canada’s 1923 oil output totaled 176 169 barrels with Ontario at 159 400 from southwestern wells. New wells boost Ontario and Alberta activity while Saskatchewan libraries serve over 900 travelling libraries. a quip notes roosting chickens outperform some people.
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Ontario
New Brunswick
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Canada
Britain Funds Book Gift for Tokio Imperial University
The House of Commons approved a 125000 dollar gift from the British government to purchase books in Great Britain for Tokio Imperial University. The donation aims to restore the university library which was destroyed in the prior year’s earthquake.
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England
House of Commons
Great Britain
Tokio Imperial University
Young Fingerprint Expert Miss Beulah Amy
Miss Beulah Amy a 19 year old from New Orleans is identified as a fingerprint expert and the youngest member of the International Association for Identification of the United States.
Wonderful Omnibus Ride In World
A London six cent bus trip from Victoria Station to the Bank of England offers views of Westminster Abbey Parliament Downing Street and Trafalgar Square with landmarks such as the Cenotaph the Horse Guards and St Paul’s Cathedral framing a cosmopolitan journey past Bush House and Fleet Street to the Bank of England.
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London
Victoria
Bank of England
Financial District
Victoria Station
Westminster
St. Margaret's
Westminster Abbey
Thames
London County Council
Whitehall
Downing Street
Horse Guards Parade
United Service Museum
Little Island
Trafalgar Square
Boy Scouts Seen as Model of Good Citizenship
The Boy Scout is praised as a future citizen who acts for others, not reward. Amid concerns about self seeking unions, Scouts are hailed by The Scotsman for altruistic motives and hopeful influence on a generation.
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The
Little Helps For This Week
A reflective piece urging daily awareness of time and accountability before God. It contrasts a new day born into eternity with the ongoing record of minutes, urging better use of every moment to carry fruits of good to the Ancient of Days.
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Thomas Carlyle
Skyscrapers Rising to Escape High Land Rentals
The Worcester Post reports rising 759 foot towers as builders, backed by improved express elevator service with push button controls, plan decks of ten floors each and stops every tenth floor to combat high land rents. Local elevators may serve each deck, signaling a new era in urban construction.
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National Association of Building Owners and Managers
Worcester Post
Thankful Mothers Endorse Baby's Own Tablets in Canada
Mrs. David A. Anderson of New Glasgow Nova Scotia praises Baby's Own Tablets claiming they are mild yet thorough laxatives that regulate bowels ease teething and aid digestion. The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario sells boxes by mail for two pence or through medicine dealers.
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Canada
David A. Anderson
New Glasgow
N.S
Dr Williams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
Obliging Hostess and Doris at Tea Encounter
An obliging hostess asks a neighbor’s child to say grace before tea. The girl reveals her name is Doris. Amid lighter domestic moments, a historian notes that Blacksmiths saddlers and wheelwrights are rapidly dying out across Europe.
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Grace
Doris
Europe
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Boy Scouts
Good Citizens
MEST
Sian Ake
Lakeside Coals, Ltd
Edmonton
Bolom
Charles
the Borden Co. Limited
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