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Pulse of the City and the Beat of Police
A witty exchange contrasts the city’s pulse with police beats as one speaker laments love leaving him unable to eat drink or smoke and another quips about being broke in the hectic urban scene.
Serious at Last Mary Seeks Husband Not Ideal Man
In a witty exchange the question about Mary’s search shifts from an ideal mate to a practical goal as she pursues a husband. The banter underscores her focus on finding a lasting partnership rather than a perfect match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Damp House Prompted by Father’s Joking Shot
Child quips about dampness at home prompting Mrs. Smith to ask why. The boy replies that their father jokes there’s so much on the house, highlighting a lighthearted domestic moment.
Wife waits up late for husband’s return
A terse exchange reveals a husband’s complaint that his wife stays up until one or two in the morning. She supposedly waits for him to come home, a pattern he cannot break.
He Lampa Valley by Arthur Stringer
Carol Coburn, Alaska born teacher, fights an agitator Ericson over her father's clouded title. Engineer Sidney Lander from Trumbull Company aids her while a plan to protect a baby and seek legal remedy unfolds amid danger and romance in a frontier setting.
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Arthur Stringer
W.N. U. Service
Carol Coburn
Eric
the Red
Klondike Coburn
Lander
Schlupp
Katie
Sock-eye
Sam Bryson
Happy Day
Sidney Lander
Big Squaw
Chakitana
Alaska
Fairbanks Exploration Company
Trumbull
Big Squaw Creek
Coburn
Europe
Carol
Trumbull Company
Icebound pursuit in Alaska ends with stalled trail
Carol and nurse Kate OConnell trek through heavy snow to find an abandoned Indian baby. Lander, a mixed loyalties confidant, reveals Trumbull’s schemes in the Chakitana valley and contemplates joining the Happy Day outfit as they press toward justice, amid peril and growing feelings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol
Kate O'Connell
Chakitana
Trumbull Outfit
Chakitana Development Company
Lander
Buck
Night on the barge ends with accusations at Tokluma
Lander retrieves my father's naturalization papers at Tokluma while Miss Teetzel confronts Coburn over a night in transit. The exchange hints at discipline threats from the school and a frosty resolve from Lander as tensions rise between the trio.
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Lander
Tokluma
Miss Teetzel
Ruddock
Miss Teetze
Blood Tests For Cause and Cure of Cancer
Dr James W Barton discusses blood tests as a method to detect and treat cancer. The article outlines proposed diagnostic techniques and the idea that blood chemistry may reveal cancer origins and guide therapy.
Blood test could signal cancer risk says Canadian study
Dr Gruner reports blood pattern differences distinguish cancer presence and progression. In 122 proven cancers at Royal Victoria Hospital Montreal the test showed 90 percent accuracy, with positives among noncancer cases and treated patients diverging, prompting careful watching when results repeatedly positive.
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Union
W. E. Ogden
Toronto
O. S. Gruner
Montreal
Canadian Medical Association Journal
Gruner
Royal Victoria Hospital
Iodine Powder For Running Ear Medical Quackery Or Real Cure
The piece explains using 1 to 2 percent iodine powder blown into the middle ear to dry chronic discharge, with cleansing and drying steps and avoidance of irrigation. It cites Dr. Lederman’s twenty year review and details preparation, application frequency, and progression to 2 percent if needed. It also touches on a nasal treatment question comparing nerve injections for asthma to enlarged turbinates and mentions alternative turbinate therapies.
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M. D. Lederman
Lederman
Sulzberger
Spring dress pattern promises fresh year of style
A pattern advertisement touts a versatile spring frock design 8867 with a deep V neckline and flexible looks. It notes fabrics from crepe to wool and calls out sizes 14 through 42 with material requirements and a sew chart.
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