Strangers arrive at a northern outpost seeking Alan
Alan meets two outsiders, McQueen and partner Slade, who push for a discussion about returning upriver. A five dollar bill falls near Alan and is secretively pocketed, raising tension about possible detection by Rivard and Dessane as events unfold at the trading post and supper plans with Berthe and Julie.
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Alan
Dessane
McQueen
James
Tom
Slade
Rivard
Pierre
Noelahouls
Return of Alan Cameron Brings Tense News at Trade House
Alan Cameron returns to the Hudson’s Bay settlement to find Berthe Dessane and Arsene wary after Rivard’s warning. Provincial Police from Quebec arrive asking for guides, while Alan and Noel debate their role and safety as a dog guards the door.
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Gabriel
Hudson's Bay
Pierre
Trade-House
Dessane
Per
Alan
Anrew
Manon
Adan
Alee
Berthe
Rhum
Arsene
Berthe Dessane
Cameron
Father
Alan Cameron
Duncan McNab
Hudson's Bay Company
Rivard
Whale River
Quebec
Noel
Gillett's Pure Flake Lye Promotes Clean Closets
Advertisement touts Gillett's Pure Flake Lye to keep outside closets sanitary with weekly sprinkling. Claims require no moving of contents and note lye cleans drains and pots while saving labor, though includes warning about mixing with water.
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Gillett
Gillett’s
Gillett’s Lye
Standard Brands Ltd
Fraser Ave
Liberty Street
Toronto
Ont
Provisional Police Question Man Over Husky Incident
A tense scene unfolds as Alan confronts McQueen and Slade, two Provincial Police officers seeking to secure a man eating husky. The dog is dismissed outside as the officers maneuver for control while hiding their identities. The moment hints at upcoming revelations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan
Rough
McQueen
Slade
Queen
Boy with unusual talent mimics speech from others
Nineteen year old Francis Manger cannot voluntarily stop reproducing others words after hearing them. University of Buffalo psychologist Dr. Carlton Scofield tests show Manger echoes speech with no perceptible delay and can recite poetry word for word from hearing others. He says he can do it without looking at a person, only when he can hear them. The condition occasionally embarrasses him as when he echoed during a dance.
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Francis Manger
Carleton Scofield
University of Buffalo
Dr. Seufield
Cerberus
Manger
Dr. Scofield
Man Fearing Busy Streets Follows Africa Trekker Tale
Press staff writer Jels ey reports on a 26 year old Austrian Reichsfeld who fears crowded Manhattan streets after wandering Africa alone. He recounts surviving a cannibal tribe after being bound to a tree and speaking Arabic to plead for life. the tribe freed him and he joined them briefly. He also shares blood sipping tales and a belief that a white blend grants powers.
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York
Jelsey
Vesours
Otto
Manhattans
Vienna
See the World
Rechstell
South America
Matta Grosso
BL Fawcett
Pawcett
Reichsfeld
Colonel Fawcett
Jack Fawcett
Roxer Rimel
Reichafeld
Puzzle For Attorney Law Says Dog Must Sign For Legacy
In Baltimore a probate issue centers on a will creating a $2,000 trust for a dog named Flossie. Registrar John Bouse argues the letter must be signed by the legatee or guardian, while the State's Attorney weighs if a paw print or guardian appointment can satisfy the signed receipt requirement.
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Flossie
John Bouse
Register of Wills
Baltimore
William Walsh
Mary Herman
Maryland
Registrar of Wills
Bouse
No Royal Train Available for Duke and Duchess Tour
The Duke and Duchess of Kent will not use a royal train due to varying railway gauges across states. Queensland and Tasmania use three feet six inches, New South Wales four feet eight inches, Victoria five feet six inches, Western Australia two widths, and South Australia all three. Special trains will be assembled in each state with pilot trains leading and added precautions at crossings and bridges.
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Queensland
Tasmania
New South Wales
Victoria
Western Australia
South Australia
Australian Press Union
Widow and inquest end with death from unknown causes
Coroner questions the widow and declares death from unknown causes after reviewing evidence. The widow reacts, noting she does not know why she gave him poison, in a grim darkly comic exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolind
Ancient perfumery and its fragrant heritage across eras
Fragrance from flowers and fruits has ancient roots with Egyptians Greeks and Hebrews practicing distillation. The piece traces wines like Hungary Water from rosemary, Eliza beth era beauty lore, Catharine de Medici the rise of French perfumery, and staples such as lavender eau de Cologne ambergris camphor and citrus oils fueling perfumer craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Magazine
Hungary
Elizabeth
Catharine de Medici
France
Rene
Arabia
Abyssinia
Mitcham
East Indies
Planet Danzig Named for Minor Planet Discovery
The German Astronomical Society announced asteroid No. 1419 would be named Danzig in honor of the Free City’s enduring status. Discovery credited to Dr. Reimuth Heidelberg. note mentions a two-humped camel carrying a half-ton load.
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German Astronomical Society
Dr. Reimuth
Heidelberg
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