Sergeant Agrees to Escort Moira in Deadly Graveyard Mission
In a tense alpine camp scene Sergeant Scarlet urges Moira to leave with him while he plans to raid a hidden hideout for Bart's murderer. The klootchmen's warnings echo as Bonnemort and Dart’s case loom, and Moira weighs risk versus action as the mission nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kluger
Bonnemori
Bart Waa
Karmack
Seymour
Dart
Moira
Scarlet
Bart
Bonnemort
Moim
Not Well Here Is Your Key To Health
Fragmented OCR text mentioning Pierce’s famous GoMen Medical and health related phrases. Content is garbled with no coherent events or identifiable people, places, or dates.
The Man Wears Me Killed Bowt Caselli
A fragmentary line reports a claim that a man wearing the piece caused Bowt Caselli’s death. The garbled text hints at a sensational murder attribution tied to a mysterious garment. Further readable context is needed for clarity.
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Caselli
Glacier Creek Pursuit Engulfs Metra OMalley in Escape Plot
Metra OMalley walks Glacier Creek while seeking the slayer of her coughs sweetheart. Bonnemort, a powerful redhaired suitor, stops her at the improvised bridge and forcibly guides her toward his camp. She plans a risky plan to break free amid miners and divided loyalties in the canyon.
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Glacier Creek
Metra O'Malley
Cough
Kluger
Seymour
Bonnemortan
Hennemort
Kloateh
Bonnemort
Suiten
Moira
Boston
Alltheas
Moira O Malley Rescued From Glacier Creek Bandit
In a perilous chase at Glacier Creek Bonnemort seizes Moira in a brutal struggle as Seymour, Russel, and Mountie reinforcements rush to aid. Moira hurls a rock as Bonnemort shoots wild and slips, Seymour intercepts, and Moira escapes with the aid of the oncoming rescuer. The confrontation ends with Bonnemort unarmed and overwhelmed as the scene closes.
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Moira
Bonnemort
Moira O'Malley
Huzzerd
Russell
Muira
Seymour
Life On Mars Probable Says Vegetation and Animal Life
Astronomer Robert G. Aiken of Lick Observatory argued that Mars likely supports life. He noted observers see greenish tints on large surface areas in early Martian summer, implying vegetation and, by extension, animal life at some form exists, as on Earth.
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Mars
Earth
Hfe
Robert G. Aiken
Lick Observatory
University of California
San Francisco
Round the World Trip Liner Faces Pantry Shortage
The Red Star liner plans a five month cruise with 500 tourists but pantries cannot hold the massive food stores. Supplies include 10 000 lb beef 78 000 gallons condensed milk 100 000 lb flour and 10 000 lb butter. An inspector notes the miscounted weights and grocer Short confirms the issue.
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Red Star
Belgent
Plymouth
Scots gift horse to Saskatchewan college wins praise
The two year old Clydesdale stallion Craigie Fyvie is donated to the Saskatchewan College of Agriculture in Regina. Sent from Kilmarnock and Fevie by James Kilpatrick and John Crocker, the gift follows prior purchases by Robert Linton in 1920 and is hailed as a princely act from Scotland to Canada by Hon. M. Hamilton.
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Saskatchewan
Craigie Fyvie
Scotland
Regina
James Kilpatrick
Kilmarnock
John Crocker
Fevie
M. Hamilton
Robert Linton
Regina Meimber
Conitentee
Bonnie Fyvie
Bonnie Enchanter
London Postmen Art Club Exhibition Draws Praise
British postal workers run a flourishing art club with an exhibition of more than 400 pictures all drawn or painted by postmen. Critics hailed many works as exceptionally beautiful and one exhibitor, still a post office worker, has had works in the Royal Academy."
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Che
Indefinite names question from American Mercury list
The piece cites a Northern Central West collection of coined terms such as thingumbob thingunajig doohickey doodad and many playful forms. It questions whether other races match American creativity and resourcefulness in creating indefinite names.
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Fumadiddle
Dicktum
American Mercury
British Expedition Returns Nile Fish Collection
A British expedition returned with a large Nile fish collection totaling a significant number of specimens gathered in Egypt.
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The
Nile
Egypt
Lincoln Descendant Buys Lincoln Engraving in London
A New York Herald Tribune note recounts John Lincoln, a grand-nephew of the president, meeting H M Mitchell, whose father’s cousin was Lincoln’s assassin. In a London print shop Mitchell bought an engraving of Lincoln from a seller who claimed Booth lineage, highlighting a remarkable family coincidence.
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Lincoln
Cecil Street
St. Martin’s Lane
Abraham Lincoln
Sam
Tam
John Wilkes Booth
John’ 4. Lincoln
H. M. Mitchell
Booth
London
New York Herald Tribune
Highest Radio Station Opens On Mountain Peak in France
A new radio weather forecast station at Pic du Midi 10 000 feet up will link the observatory with Bagneres. The 350 meter wavelength, 500 watt antenna, and mule transport mark a major step for alpine communication, agriculture, and radio study including signal fading phenomena.
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France
Pic Dw
Wonderful Flight Of Pigeons 800 Mile Journey in One Day
In a recent English pigeon race birds flew from Palace Yard London to the Black Country about 100 miles in two and three quarter hours. The article questions the limit of pigeon flight noting 500 miles was once deemed impossible and that pigeons have exceeded it. It mentions war carrier pigeons and an 800 mile Marseilles to England journey covered in a single day.
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England
Palace Yard
London
Black Country
Marseilles
Which Town Motorist Delays in Unknown Auto Route
A humorous exchange shows a driver asking how far to the next town while the other admits ignorance about automobiles. England is reportedly pursuing big aviation ideas with monoplanes of twelve engines and airships for 120 passengers.
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England
Mothers Turn To Vicks VapoRub For Colds
Mothers treat colds with Vicks VapoRub rubbed on throat and chest to release medicated vapors, loosen phlegm, and ease breathing. It absorbs through the skin acting as a liniment and aids congestion relief. Available at drug stores for 50 cents a jar. free sample by mail from Vick Chemical Montreal.
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Vicks
Vick Chemical
St. Paul St. W
Montreal
North Africa Site Records World Heat at 186.4 Degrees
The Azizia settlement near Tripoli in North Africa registered a thermometer reading of 186.4 degrees, surpassing Death Valley’s 134.2 degree shade record noted in 1923, per the Royal Meteorological Society quarterly.
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North Africa
Death Valley
Calif
Greenland Ranch
The
Royal Meteorological Society
Azizia
Remiderert
Tripoli
Nothing to Equal Baby's Own Tablets
Mrs. Georgen Lefebvre of St Zenda Quebec praises Dr Williams Baby Tablets as a gentle reliable laxative for infants aiding digestion and easing stomach discomfort. Sold by medicine dealers or for 25 cents a box by The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
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Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Noble words on Holiness From Cobbe and Law
A compact meditation quotes Frances Power Cobbe and William Law on longing for holiness and divine blessing. It contrasts human desire with God’s readiness to give good to those who seek Him in faith and growth.
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Ile
Frances Power Cobbu
William Law
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