Night Ride to Find Wade in the Mountains
A tense sequence follows Dorothy urging a swift search for Wade. She learns he is hidden at Coyote Spring in the mountains and presses to join the search with Mr. Trowbridge’s party through a dangerous, dark night despite warnings to wait until morning.
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Wade
Coyote Springe
Santier
FT Hoge
Imrothy
Rexhill
Dorothy
Bir
Helen
Jordan
Mr. Wade
Trowbridge
George
Santry
Lem Trowbridge
Moran
Rescue and Vigilance in a Cavern Chase
Wade battles cold and fatigue as he keeps watch in a fissure while a ravenous creature, the Hon, circles. Goat Neale rouses him with a sharp practical joke, dropping a small stone on his sleeping face in broad daylight.
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Wade
Hon
Lydia E. Pinkham Plant Returns Comfort to a New Mother
A Chatham Ontario mother credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with relieving backache fatigue and weakness after childbirth. She stopped other medicine and felt much better able to care for her children. The letter bolsters the company's long history of aiding women with herb based remedies.
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Chatham, Ont
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mra J. RK
McMahon
Harvey Bt
Chatham
Lydia _E. Finkham
Dirs
Lydia E-Pinkham Medicine Co
Coly
Desert showdown ends in ambush and rescue
Wade is trapped by a Texan and an ambusher in a clay fissure. A rifle shot kills the Texan’s ally Neale as Wade is rescued by Bill Santry and Dor othy. The scene closes with plans to rally Lem Trowbridge and Marcus Moran and to convene at the reach for a consolidated pursuit.
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Wade
Neale
Bill Santry
Gawd
Dorothy
Gypsy
Moran
Sandy
Trowbridge
Trowbridge Ranch
Lem
Big Pine
Landy
Bald Knob
Coyote Springs
Santry
Ndéale
Seales
Catarrhozone Promises Quick Relief for Catarrh and Colds
Promotes Catarrhozone as a cure for catarrh and colds. Claims inhalation reaches the source and halts hawking, spitting, and nasal discharge. Ads touts relief from headaches and breathing issues with a month’s treatment priced at $1.00 and 50 cents for small size, sold by druggists or mail from The Catarrhozone Co. Montreal.
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Catarrhozone Co
Montreal
Prince Will Not Tour Dominions Birthday Celebrations Quiet
The Prince of Wales marks his twenty ninth birthday and remains in England. A proposed two nation tour linked to the Empire Exhibition has not progressed. An official source denies ill health and notes speculation about a royal marriage.
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Prince of Wales
England
Sockeye Salmon Fishing Opens With Heavy Fleet Departure
Sockeye fishing has commenced as hundreds of boats and thousands of fishermen leave Vancouver for fishing grounds stretching from the international boundary to Alaska.
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Vancouver
Alaska
Wordplay From a Child Classroom Exchange
A fragment shows a child asking about a biped and the teacher or parent replying with a simple definition about two legs, followed by a humorous misquote about stockings.
Women in Politics and Society Across Ages and Nations
A columnist argues for women’s principled participation in politics and diplomacy, citing Siculus, Plutarch, Aristotle, and modern figures. It praises female leadership, notes recent Canadian and UK examples, and stresses knowledge of Canada and its history as essential for public roles. The piece ends with reflections on language reach.
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Colin Campbell
Winnipeg
Mopireal
Siculus
Egypt
Sparta
Plutarch
Aristotle
Washington
Diana of the
the Hague
Lausanne
Baldwin
National Unionist Association
United Kingdom
Mackenzie King
Ottawa
National Federation of Women's Clubs
Liberal Party
Campbell
Canada
Dominion
Montreal Gazette
Danish King Tallest Ruler and Oriental Occupation Talk
A quirky piece notes King Christian of Denmark as the world’s tallest ruler at six six, tracing height in the royal line and mentioning a tall pretender Pat Murphy. It then shifts to a remark about British Columbia and Japanese influence, ending with Mrs Machathin urging women’s institutes to aid relief from Oriental occupation at a Quebec convention.
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Christian
Tie
Roskiide
Denmark
Christian I
Pat Murphy
Columbia
S. Machachtin
Coluabia
Quebec
Montreal
Safety First For Raymond Report Card
Raymond tells his father not to worry after a bad report, noting the bottom placement is safest. The child remains calm and reasons the lowest rank means safety from greater danger, reflecting a humorous, childlike perspective on schooling.
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Raymond
MienUsts claim diet defines identity in quirky toast
In a playful piece a writer notes the idea that people are what they eat and jokes about nuts as a commoner diet. The quirky line blurs science and humor with a nod to a city column voice.
Selfish man mourns only himself in the world
A reflective aphorism notes that a person who lives only for self is often the sole mourner at his own death, highlighting isolation and fealty to personal gain. The line emphasizes accountability and the emptiness of ego-centric living.
Ancient Chinese bank note 1439 BC at Ashic Museum
A 1439 BC Chinese bank note is housed in the Ashic Museum of Petrograd. The report notes felt and cloth items made from spun glass in Italy.
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Petrograd
Italy
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King Fit
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Crey
Rexhille
Prince
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Willie
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Diifik
THE
Coca-Cola Company
Winnipen
King Christian Games of Family
B.C
Bovril
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