Hidden Gold cliffhanger in Crawling Water confrontation
The scene centers on Wade tightening control over Moran and Dorothy as danger and coercion erupt. Wade confronts Moran with a loaded threat while Dorothy confronts fear, and the trio plots a grim outcome before a dramatic end to the night.
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Ian
Wade
Dorothy
Moran
zEaine
Porosby
Mori
Jess
Flo
Tym
Bill Santry
Jordan
Ware
Woman’s relief from cramps with Lydia E Pinkham’s aid
A farmer’s wife from Eberta Ontario recalls years of cramps and nervy pains starting at age eleven. After four healthy children she still suffers right side pains and credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with daily improvement while advising Sanative Wash from the same company.
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Eberta, Ont
Lydia &. Pinkham
Into The Depths Chapter XUL A Desperate Rescue
Senator Rexhill searches for Moran after Moran is found bound and restrained in a hotel office. Moran endures agony from confinement and gag as Rexhill frees him with whiskey and presses for information about a hidden safe and missing papers. The pair inspect the wrecked interior to confirm what has disappeared.
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Reshili
Jim
Moran
Rexbill
Iis
Thad
Uraven
Rexhail
Atiscone
Race
Rexhill
Wade
Rexhit
Levever
Trey
Rex
Quaint Charity Awards in German Town for Unattractive
In Hoschmann a bequest funds annual prizes for marrying the ugliest man. the most crippled and women over forty who have been jilted. The ugliest woman receives a dowry of 90 dollars, the crippled 66, and the forty plus woman 50. Trustees may raise awards if a man marries a very unattractive woman.
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Montreal
Germany
Hoschmann
Thrift Has Moral Value, Not Just Wealth
The Montreal Journal of Commerce argues thrift strengthens citizenship and moral fibre, warning that easy spending weakens will and character. It stresses thrift as essential for individuals and the nation to meet modern challenges.
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Post
Montreal
Grain handled at Vancouver in 1922 totals 12 million bushels
A Vancouver terminal elevator moved 12,098,660 bushels of grain in 1922 with 22,908,088 bushels of wheat. Total receipts reached 171,273 dollars while local expenditures were 73,968 dollars, per a statement by Hon. J A Robb, Minister of Jade and Con merce.
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Vancouver
J. A. Robb
Jade and
Conmerce
Candidate hit by rotten egg amid stirring address
In a stirring speech a candidate was struck in the face by a rotten egg. He paused to wipe the ordure away and then resumed, saying his opponent's arguments were unsound. The incident drew laughs and applause from the crowd.
Britain’s ancient yews linger through centuries
Bassett Digby notes the age of Britain's yews scattered across the land. The Aldsworth yew in Berkshire exceeds 1,000 years with a girth of twenty seven feet still recorded in 1760. The Bucklebury yew shares that girth, while the Mey yew near Oxford is famed as possibly England’s oldest.
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Isley
Bassett Digby
Aldsworth
Berkshire
Anodd Coicidence
Mey
Oxford
Uless
England
Britain
Great Britain
Reading Speed and Visual Skim Tendencies Described
A text notes that most readers glance at the top half of lines and struggle when the bottom half is hidden. It states average reading speed around 20 000 words per hour with fast readers potentially doubling it, and cites a famed scholar who read and recalled more than fifty words per second, reading six novels daily.
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Fast -Yealers. Com
Ant
Mrs Yong Suzuki Crowned World's Greatest Business Woman
The widow Yong Suzuki is described as worth 150 million dollars and controls fleets of steamships and factories across the Far East. She maintains offices in the United States Britain and Europe, marking a sweeping business empire.
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Japan
Yong Suzuki
Far East
America
Great Britain
Europe
Milburn Heart and Nerve Pills Aid Shell Shock Victim
F M Sinquiere of Morinville Alberta describes severe gas exposure and shell shock after three years overseas service. He credits Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills with relief after six boxes, noting improved sleep and reduced nervousness. Price 60c per box from The T Milburn Co Toronto.
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F. M. Sinquiere
Morinville
Alla
Canada
Milburn
T. Milburn Co., Limited
Toronto
Woman Pirate Appears On Hong Kong River Then Strikes
A new female pirate has appeared on the Hong Kong river alarming shipowners and crews. She speaks English wears a serge costume and Wellington boots and carries a revolver that forces captives to surrender. She commands about twenty Chinese brigands who are brutal but obedient to her.
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Hong Kong
Salt Production in Canada 1922 Output and Prospects
Government figures show Canada produced 2418 tons of salt coke worth 54804 dollars and 1829 tons of glauber salts valued at 42729 dollars in 1922. Large glauber salt deposits exist in Saskatchewan and, though only in early development, are expected to boost future production in coming years.
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Canada
Saskatchewan
Alaska College Opens Its First Year Of Work
The Alaska Agricultural College and School of Mines at Fairbanks begins its first year of work as the northernmost institution of its kind.
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Alaska Agricultural College and School of Mines
Fairbanks
Western Horses Shipped to East
A revival of the horse trade moves horses from Ontario and Alberta to the east. New Ontario bought from Northern Alberta. Calgary sent a shipment to Prince Edward Island. Manitoba sold two carioants to Nova Scotia. Newfoundland looks west for supplies as Eastern Canada curbs growth.
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East
Canada
New
Ontario
Alberta
Calgary
Prince Edward Island
Manitoba
Nova Scotia
Newfoundland
Early Struggles of a Noted Son Recalled by Queensland Lady
A Queensland lady recalls her son's early years noting few struggles beyond a fuss about haying. The exchange highlights a simple, domestic origin story rather than grand public hardship.
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Qld
New Microscope Perfected by Northwest University Scientist
Prof. C FE Tharaldsen of Northwest University’s Department of Zoology announces a microgivisection device that dissects living human cells invisible to the naked eye. The palm sized brass instrument uses screws to govern gliss needles and pipettes, dissecting cells in nutrient fluid under a microscope.
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C. FE. Tharaldsen
Department of Zoology
Northwest University
Tharaldsen
Without the love of books the richest man is poor
A quoted aphorism by J A Langford compares wealth to books, stating that without reading love a rich man is poor yet with this treasure he is rich. The line elevates books as the ultimate possession and moral wealth.
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J. A. Langford
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