Molly McDonald and the Indian Outbreak Frontier
Sergeant Hamlin pursues Molly McDonald amid an Indian outbreak near Fort Dodge. He discovers ties to Captain LeFevre and Mrs. Dupont, then leaves his troops to trace Molly while grappling with hidden conspiracies and a possible motive of money. The night scene follows Hamlin as he learns more while seeking a pathway to clear his own name.
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McDonald
Fort Dodge
Molly
Ranaad
Gaskins
Hamlin
Miss McDonald
Kane
Major McDonald's
Benson
Carson
Counts
Damme
McDonald’s
Connors
Sergeant Hamlin
Mise McDonald
Major McDonald
Jane
Dodge
Dupont
Deepening Mystery Surrounds Miss McDonald Disappearance
Sergeant Hamlin and Captain Kane chase clues at Fort Dodge as Miss Molly McDonald vanishes after a secret meeting with Mrs. Dupont. Major McDonald’s odd behavior and a masked pursuer complicate the search, with a bearded rancher and a staged East departure adding to the mystery.
The Lure of the West
A historical essay argues the Canadian West attracts tens of thousands yearly from Ontario and abroad. It praises migration for settlement, home making, and future growth from British Columbia to the plains, noting a strong influx from the British Isles and Europe and the appeal of new towns, forests, and education. The piece extols the West as a rising, rooted future rather than a temporary outpost.
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Em Eastern Exchange
Prairie
Pacific Coast
Ontario
Lakes
Vancouver Island
Canada
United States
British Isles
Europe
Prairie Provinces
British Columbia
Pacific
Population in Panama Zone Falls Under Canal Needs
Census shows 63,810 residents in the Panama Canal Zone with about 42,000 employed by the canal commission railroad and contractors. Officials say soil is poor for farming and non Americans are unlikely to be welcome, with Col Goethals favoring depopulation except for canal operatives and military protection.
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Panama Canal Zone
Canal Commission
Panama
How This Woman Found Health in Utica and Nebo
A Zephyr reprint of letters tout Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for female weakness and related ailments. Mrs Earlewine and Mrs Hett Greenstreet describe long struggles with illness and nervous complaints before reporting improved health and renewed vigor after use.
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Lydia E.pinkham
Utica
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
Nebo, Tl
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MOLLY _M¢DONALD
Barrett
Gaskina
Reb
Western
Gettlerg
Daisy Fly Killer
Guarentes
Warold Gomera
Fubbus Gpecialty CO
Baiblord
Houstus
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