Hidden Gold Hidden Gold
Dorothy confronts Helen Rexhill over Gordon Wade’s disappearance and the Rexhills while Dorothy decides to confront danger to save Wade. Senator Rexhill fears exposure as cavalry readiness looms, and tension escalates between rival factions in Crawling Water.
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Helen
Maren
Dorothy
Miss Reshill
Rexhill Hurouiy
Mr. Wade
Hikeshin
Son
Hoyven
Ueten
Wilk
Ina
Devotlvy
Rexhill
Mr. Wide
Wade
Idi
Abe
Gordon
Washington
Fort Mackenzie
Wyoming
Tug Bailey
Race
Gordon Wadie
Help for Young Women in Viking Alberta Ends Pain
Letters from readers praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from recurring abdominal cramps and vomiting starting at age 15. A Viking Alberta contributor reports improved health and urges others to try the remedy, noting better energy and daily functioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viking
Alta
Lydia
Holmbeess
Lydia E Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Atlantic air service via Zeppelin links Seville to Buenos Aires
The Lesden Daily Chronicle reports a planned intercontinental route using Zeppelins between Seville Spain and Buenos Aires Argentina. Four airships with nine engines each will carry 40 passengers and 11 tons of mail and cargo, with two round trips weekly and a three day sixteen hour crossing target.
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Spain
Argentina
Lesden Daily Chronicle
Lmax
Seville
Buenos Aires
Canary Islands
Cordoba
Atlan
Africa
America
Cywnars Islands
Cape Verde
Fernanide Noroniia
Boa
A Gentle Protest Over Alberta Rain Shortage
The Calgary Herald laments Alberta weather and drought shortages, criticizing the province’s weather forecaster for extremes. It urges better rainfall planning, recalls Hatfield’s absence, and ironically cites a Scottish minister’s rain prayer amid floods and parched land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta
Allance
Hatfield
Calgary Merald
Self-Restraint Lady in Philadelphia Bul letin Quote
A fragment from the Philadelphia Bulletin presents a dialogue where a compassionate man refuses to press a stranger for money. The garbled text shows slang and incomplete phrasing, illustrating a casual street exchange in a newspaper clipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Straer
Philadelphia Bulletin
At Home Everywhere Scene in Buenos Aires Hotel
A fragment describes a hotel clerk registering a foreign guest in Buenos Aires with the London Express noted, indicating a scene of travel or cross culture. The exchange shows the clerk confirming the guest’s foreign status as the new arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Gues
Testila
London Express
Buttons in the Collection A stir over offertory plates
A sporting padre remarks on buttons seen in offertory plates stirring a church debate. He quips Brethren rend your hearts and not your garments as a tongue in cheek moment. The line draws attention to moral attire and church discipline in a light newsy item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News of the World
Railway Extensions Start on C N R Branch Lines in Saskatchewan
Sir Henry Thornton, president of the Canadian National Railways, says work will start immediately on 403 miles of Saskatchewan extensions. He notes a record crop this year may strain labor supply, but the company can handle washouts if rains come for the crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian National Railways
Saskatchewan
Sir Henry Thornton
Sir Henry
Municipalities in Saskatchewan by type in 1922
In 1922 the Department of Municipal Affairs reports a total of 741 municipalities in Saskatchewan. The breakdown includes 7 cities, 79 towns, 349 villages, 5 summer resort villages, and 201 rural municipalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Municipal Affairs
Saskatchewan
Oil Drilling Planned in Manitoba Porcupine District
Drilling and testing for possible oil deposits to be carried out in the Porcupine Mountain district of Manitoba this coming summer by the Porcupine Mountain Oil and Gas Company. Work on the initial well is already under way.
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Porcupine Mountain
Manitoba
Porcupine Mountain OF and Gas Company
Canada Automobile Industry Growth and Vehicle Counts
A compilation shows Canadian automobile capital investment over 147 million and 104 007 cars manufactured in 1922, up 53 percent from 1921. Over half a million cars are in use, with Ontario and Quebec holding the largest shares and Yukon the smallest, by province counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Ontario
Yukon Territory
Prince Edward Island
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Quebec
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
British Columbia
Yukon
Manitoba Car Licenses Surpass Previous Years
Manitoba issued over 41 000 automobile licenses in the past year, up 1 775 from 1921 and 4 560 from 1920. In 1908 only 408 cars were licensed, and now 161 makes are in operation, down from 165 in 1921 and 384 in 1920.
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Manitoba
Leaking Roof at Small Church Noted by Mrs Riche
In a brief exchange Mr McPherson informs Mrs Riche the church roof leaks badly. She thanks him and plans to bring an umbrella. The line ends with a proverb about speaking up to avoid trouble.
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Mrs. Riche
Mr. McPherson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gillett
Gillett's
Fuidistiers
EF. D. Goodchild Co
King St. West
Toronto
Itexhill
Vittles
Ce Katies
Chile
Vutt
Poe
Welen Rexhill
Rexhills
Trowbridge
Miss Rexhill
Mrs. Holmberg
Lydia E.pinkham
Zeppelin
Clate
Coca-Cola Company
Montreal
Winnipeg
Vance Er
C.N.R. Ate
Automobile Industry
Autos
Alex. Marshall
Sprucedale, Ont
Littl
Dr. Chase
Baby Marshall
Fdmanson, Hates & Co
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