Call to vengeance on Mackenzie steamer chase
Alan recalls the pursuit by outlaw cann [sic] bands down the Mackenzie as Margaret Fournier returns to the steamer. Joyce MacMillan carries a small concealed pistol, a gift from Alan on her twentieth birthday. The bandits fear retaliation after threats against Margaret and the hope to use her as a hostage.
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Alan
Margaret Fournier
Jones
Squar
Joyce MacMillan
Bill
Whipple
Mackenzie
Endurance
Pedneault
Aod
Mlargaret Fournier
Jimmy Montgomery
Ajay
Endurance Mission Sparks Vengeance and Rescue
Alan Baker orders the orphaned child of Jimmy to end a perilous voyage as six unknown attackers elude detection along the river. Joyce MacMillan, newly returned to the frontier post, awaits Alan’s patrol with hope she can help her father recover from ruin and drink.
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Bill
Alan
Beck
Thal- Azzah
Alan Baker
MacMillan Trading Post
Joyce
Gltden and Trading Hall
Ig Alooska
Ontario
Arctic
Dad
Dave MacMillan
God
Belfast Suburban Automatic Traffic Signals Proposed
Belfast plans to install automatic traffic signals in its suburban areas to improve flow. The move aims to reduce delays and enhance safety for local drivers and pedestrians across several neighborhoods.
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Belfast
Ireland
Kubelik Charts Fifty Year Plan For Life And Music
Violinist Jean Kubelik, aged fifty-two, outlines a Fifty-Year Plan to stage concerts for thirteen years, compose for twenty five years, and listen to Mozart for twelve years more, noting he struggles to compose despite it coming easily when he settles.
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Jean Kubelik
Mozart
In Midst Of Plenty Paradox Stresses Canada’s Economy
The Kitchener Record notes a surplus of wheat and full elevators while 520000 Canadians rely on relief payments, part of 10 million population. Despite abundant harvests, unemployment and welfare needs persist, revealing economic tensions amid abundance.
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Canada
Telephones spread across British Columbia leads 1931 use
A Bureau of Statistics report shows British Columbians had 18.5 phones per 100 people in 1931, leading Ontario at 18.1. Manitoba and Quebec tied at 10.5, followed by Alberta 8.6, Nova Scotia 9.1, Saskatchewan 9.0, New Brunswick 8.3, and Prince Edward Island 6.6.
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Saya
Bureau of Statistica
Ontario
Manitoba
Quebec
Alberta
Nova Scotia
Saskatchewan
New Brunswick
Prince Edward Island
Canadian champions crowned at Chicago oat event
The oat king and the wheat king have been crowned at Chicago and both winners are Canadians. The Canadian wild oat champion remains to be identified.
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Chicago
Family of Leaders Across Lytton Lineage in Public Service
The piece highlights the Lytton family’s long tradition of public service from Henry V’s era, noting Lord Lytton as a chairman in the Manchuria report context. It parallels other aristocratic houses like the Cecils and Sackvilles as continual sources of leaders guiding Britain through changes from empire to international cooperation.
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Lytton
Japan
Manchuria
A Lytton
Lord Lytton
Henry [V
The
Cecils
Howards
Sackvilles
Spencers
Churchills
League
Great Britain
Sackville
Cecil
The Rhyming Optimist Poem Excerpt
Aline Michar offers a reflective verse about aging and memory. Twilight imagery conveys restful peace as youth recedes and past glories fade yet lingering joy remains through remembered roses.
War Spirit Exists and Aims for New Understanding
Dr. C. W. Gordon after five weeks in Geneva says the world still bears wartime spirit though signs of new ideals appear. He cites the League of Nations and Sino Japanese issues and notes diplomats are studying all aspects toward a gradual solution. He also criticizes the present finance system, urging money to grease industry.
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C. W. Gordon
Ralph Connor
Europe
Geneva
League of Nations
League
Manchuria
Gordon
Worm Exterminator Promotes Child Health Claim
The notice claims that worms in the system prevent healthy growth and promotes Mother Graves Worm Exterminator as an effective medicine to destroy worms in children.
Japan Plans Naval Disarmament With Carrier Abolition
Vice Admiral Osami Magano outlined Japan's plan to abolish aircraft carriers and cut capital ships to 24 000 tons with 24 inch guns. The proposal includes limits on cruiser and destroyer sizes and bans aircraft decks on capital ships, to be presented at the disarmament conference. Six Arabic newspapers are published in New York. World rayon production is forecast at 483 232 000 pounds.
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Japan
Osami Magano
New York
New Beginnings and Hope Quotes for Daily Faith
A compilation of religious quotes emphasizing fresh starts daily and perseverance. Text includes exhortations from Susan Coolidge Romans 13 11 Exodus 16 7 and Francis de Sales about patience with self and rising after failure. Also notes perseverance through grace by H B Pusey.
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Susan Coolidge
Francis de Sales
Pusey
Abandon Submarine M-2 After Portland Loss 56 Dead
The British submarine M-2, sunk off Portland during a January 1982 raid, was abandoned by the Admiralty after months of rain and toll. Salvage ships lifted the stern but could not recover the bow, leaving the vessel to sink again and rest in the mud and sand.
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Portland Race
Admiralty
Persian Baim and Fraser River Sturgeon News
Persian Baim is praised as a rare charming cosmetic for women delivering a fresh complexion and youthful glow. A sturgeon weighing 401 pounds was caught recently in the Fraser River at New Westminster, British Columbia.
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Fraser River
New Westminster
British Columbia
Night air mail service opens between Frankfort and Cologne
Inauguration of the night air mail route links Frankfort and Cologne Germany. The report notes a massive level of cigarette consumption with more than 9.6 billion cigarettes smoked monthly in the United States.
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Frankfort
Cologne
Germany
United States
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