Deeperata Measures in Morea of Helen
In a dark Morea hotel hour a woman creeps into Moran’s old office to crack the safe. The unseen intruder fears discovery as Moran’s voice suddenly halts her, revealing the plot’s tense crossroads and a risky confrontation with Gordon and Dorothy.
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Morea
Helen
Moran
Simon Barachse
Race Moran
Gordon
Dorothy
Lydia E. Pinkham Remedy Helped Toronto Woman
A Toronto woman describes relief from backache and fatigue after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits the treatment with improved health and urges other women with female ailments to try it and contact the company for more information.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Toronto
Ont
Toronto Telegram
Mra
J. Lee
Harvie Ave
Lee
Lydia Pinkham
Lydia ‘Finkhaa
Caboarg
Hidden gold map and perilous night at Moran’s office
Dorothy and Gordon uncover a map showing gold on Gordon’s range and plan to escape Moran’s warrant. They hide the papers in a safe then confront Moran who arrives, to keep secrets from slipping away, as danger and rain press in.
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Gardan
Gordon
Moran
Dorothy
Wade
Pink Creek
Tess
Jooze
Torothy
Parlor Car Idea From Jenny Lind Sparks Pullman Chair Car
The famous singer Jenny Lind inspired the modern parlor car while touring America with Barnum. She removed seats and replaced them with chairs couches and furniture to ease travel, jokingly calling it her parlor car and influencing the Pullman chair car. The text also notes Twentieth Century medicine claims no alcohol in Thomas Eclectric Oil.
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Jenny Lind
America
P. ‘F T. Barnum
Garden of Eden location proposed by Keith in Sahara
Professor Sir Arthur Keith told the Royal Society in London of a theory placing the Garden of Eden in the Sahara and surrounding deserts from Arabia toward Mongolia. He argued that ancient civilizations like Egypt and Babylon were remnants and that civilized man is far older than commonly believed. The piece also notes a generic remark about people in crowds and honesty tied to poverty.
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Sahara
Arthur Keith
Royal Society
London
Arabia
Mongolia
Abraham
Tubal Cain
Egypt
Tabylonia
Birthplace of Nationalist Movement Angora Awakens Turkey
Angora, 300 miles southeast of Constantinople, emerges as the center of a Mohammedan revival and Turkish renaissance. The town, population about 35 000, blends east and west with modern dress beside primitive life, two thousand year old farming tools, and crowded quarters amid harsh winters.
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Angora
Ottoman Empire
Asia Minor
Turkey
Constantinople
Baghdad
Eskleshehr
Mohammed
Seeing London Tour Shares a Duke of Devonshire Residence
The guide points out a large house among tall brick walls on Piccadilly. He notes it as the town residence of the Duke of Devonshire, among England’s largest landowners. A passenger quips about who landed him, and a light exchange follows amid the tour atmosphere.
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Piccadilly
Duke of Devonshire
England
Rainmaking planes planned for Montana farming areas
Richant TP Ringling announces 14 airplanes will be assembled in Great Falls starting July 1 for Montana Getland district rainmaking. Planes will fly to sections of the state discharging electric current from upper wing fans to form rain nuclei and allegedly create precipitation per scientists in New York.
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New York
Richant TP. Ringling
Ringling
Mon
Montana
Getland
Ringling Circus
Great Falls
Ringline
Dodd's Kidney Pills Praised By St. Nicholas Resident
A Quebec resident, Aubin, proclaims kidney pills restore health and eliminate pain. He credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with letting him work again and claims relief from kidney pain, urging neighbors to consider the remedy for kidney ills and related diseases.
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Mr. Aubin
St. Nicholas Station
Que
Gaulias Aubin
Dodd
Aubin
Mr. Rubin
In-Flight Radio Broadcast Impresses Passengers
Passengers aboard a jet over Croydon enjoyed a London concert via a small radio box. Some vibration briefly affected clarity, but overall the experiment was a distinct success.
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London
Croydon
Western business revival drives Western mining outlook
D. C. Coleman vice president of the Western Lines at Canadian Pacific Railway reports improved business conditions in the west with notable gains in metalliferous mining.
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D. C. Coleman
Western Lines
Canadian Pacific Railway
Wonderful Clock Timepiece Invention Showcased In Vienna
A Vienna restaurant hosts a remarkable clock built by Austrian metalworker Jakub Jawurek after twenty three years of spare time work. The wooden clock measures three metres by two and weighs 300 kilos. It features eighteen dial plates showing world cities and a globe that completes a rotation every twenty four hours. The display includes a sun moon date and bells in a chime.
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Vienna
Jakub Jawurek
Jawurek
Cologne
Amsterdam
Paris
London
Madrid
Buenos
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