Immigrant Settlers Spark Canada US Trade Debate
The article notes reciprocal trade talk between the United States and Canada highlights rising Canadian agriculture and a growing American population to be fed. It cites 130000 Americans in Canada, many settling on farms, with Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta targets for homesteads and crops. Immigration info is available via the Dominion Government Pamphlet. It also includes light humor and brief notices from other local items.
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Canada
Aloe
Kansas City
Omaha
Chicago
Detroit
St. Paul
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Dominion
Department of the Interior
Ottawa
Dominion Government
Dead banker in mystery case drives Howard into danger
Howard Jeffries, son of banker, is questioned by Capt. Clinton after Underwood’s death. Behind his claim of innocence, the youth endures the police third degree and fears for his future, while coroner and undertaker prepare the scene.
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Howard
Naloney
Felier
Jeffries
Maloney
Matoney
Morrisgalde
Capt
Clinton
Wes
Lei
Roney
Jeslousy
Cap
Billence
Howard Jeffries
Binker
Liles
Boord
Monsenge
Cinton
Toby
Brute Captain Uses Third Degree To Break Suspects
In this chapter Howard is paraded before Capt. Clinton, a brutal chief who dismisses presumption of innocence. The captain drags Howard to the elevator, ordering subordinates to guard the scene as he implants fear. He boasts of “third degree” methods to coerce confessions, while bystanders await the next move.
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Howard
Capt
Clinton
Moward
Suber
Maloney
Dekmey
Resulta
Underwood
Cesua
Boya
Glass eye smuggling and a charred tale in one column
A cluttered New York sheet recounts a curious crime scheme and a humorous incident. It notes a man profiting from a glass eye concealing jewels and trades jokes about a calm Mr Jepson who survives a car fire with a shaved, singed look.
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Mr. Jeproo
Mr. Jepson
Caval
Hood's Sarsaparilla ad and matrimonial musings mix in spoof
A jumble of humorous vignettes and fake ads appears. Hood's Sarsaparilla is parodied as a cure all while a mock guide to matrimony pokes fun at domestic life and a playful railway conversation frames a brief joke. An amusing column fragment ends with a punny exchange about tense verbs.
Cures Credited to Cuticura Remedies For Eczema Suffering
A New York City resident recounts severe facial and scalp eczema lasting months. After trying various products, she used Cuticura Soap Ointment and found complete relief within days, praising the remedies and urging publication.
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Castile
Devs Parry Peretoster
New York City
Potter Drug & Chem. Corp
Beaton
Fragmented Voice and Aphorisms From a Personal Note
A muddled anonymous text contrasts parental authority and social ascent with quotes from Rochefoucauld. It hints at love, happiness, and personal reform, mentioning Lake Garfield Tex and a quixotic aim to purify the blood, ending with an exhortation to improve behavior.
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Lake Garfield
Tex
The Awakening and The Tragedian Snippet
A fragmented dialogue reveals an actor’s bargain for a Hamlet role, with lines about salary and a fountain pen. Other quotes from Rochefoucauld and Phillips Brooks fill the overheard page as advertising and moralizing blurbs mix with odd ad phrases.
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Deby
Fletcher
Judgs
Pyerce
Bocker
Garheld Lea
Winslow
Gwencll Lea
CAS. Carets
Pate
Seiler
Hunter
Robert Underwood
Yale
Annie
Alicia
Floward
Astrire
Alick
Ray Walters
Gan
Walt
Able
Rone
Europa
Muriel
Marcol
Hood
United States
Adam and
Eve Wille
Pas
Paradise
Tropica
Banda
Catholic Weekly
Cabin Boy
Mic
Tropics
Darling
Glory
New York Tribune
J. F. Clarke
Acotchem
Scott
Mec
Gabratoon
Saskatoon
Trady
Western Canada
Washington Heran
Francis Duck Rochefaucauld
Tregedian
Teracetela
Hamle
Algo
Damme
Pippin
Ladi Ea
Allan
Olmsted
Francis Duc de Rochefaucauld
Phillips Brooks
Orphios
Dr. Pierce
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