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Newspaper

Rivers Gazette

Location

Rivers, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Sep 18, 1924

Page

5

Arctic Pursuit: Seymour Tracks Karmack Across Frozen Waste

Sergeant Seymour pursues fugitive Karmack across the Arctic terrain. They trail by sled along the Mackenzie route, with Moira O Malley deciding whether to continue the perilous winter mission as supplies and dog teams endure extreme cold and wind.

Lee Srey Aeur Morrow Qaitire Qiarlers Gingeunes Stern Mercy Seymour Airways Karmack Malta Rummack Sai Taeant Moira Emma Tad Tom Kurmack Mackenzire Wolf Lake Osuch Wolf Take Moira O'Malley Harry Thia Mindamules

Warrant Arrest Sparks Flight in Mission House Affair

In a tense scene at the mission, a sergeant pursues a suspect with a warrant for arrest. The case reveals a charge linked to the Pont Company and involvement of Maria and Kar Macek as key figures in a pursuit exposing misconduct. The narrative ends with reflective remorse from Luke Morcow and the urgency of securing Miss O Malley.

Ottawa Noah Seurop Bern Karinaek Mission House Miss O'Malley Luke Morcow Rose Karmack Maria Tome British Columbia Sergeant Scarlet

Pursuit in the Arctic: Sergeant Seeks a Cunning Trader

Sergeant Seymour tracks the fugitive Harry Karmack through the white silence of the far north. Moira O Malley’s peril drives him though the Royal Mounted's rule bound trail, with hours to spare for the woman he loves amid the sixty five below cold.

Seymour Harry Karmack Moira O'Malley Himelf Royal Mounted Sone

Lydia E Pinkham Herbal Remedy Backed By Winnipeg User

A letter from Mrs Thourson of Winnipeg Manitoba praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relieving weakness and menopausal symptoms in women aged 45 to 55. The testimonial notes no drugs or narcotics and claims decades of positive results from roots and herbs. It urges others who feel unwell to try the remedy.

Winniper Man Lydia E.” Pinkham Mrs. Thourson Lizzie St Winnipeg Lydia E. Pinkham Lydia E. Pinkame

Snowbound Pursuit Ends as Ottawa Girl Defangs Gunman

In a tense frontier scene, Moira O Malley a 14 year old Ottawa student disarms a rogue as Karmack faces a patrol sergeant. A police markswoman, she fires unintentionally but saves the camp with a swift leap to cover and a precise blind shot.

Eskimos Face Loss of Grazing Lands in Alaska

Alaska Superintendent William T. Lopp of the Division of Education warns Seward Peninsula Eskimos with large reindeer herds are losing grazing land as no leasing or grazing rights exist. He compares the issue to sheepmen in the Western states, noting native land rights are not securing access and herds are being browded out.

Alaska Seward Penineta Wiliam T. Lopp Bureau of Education

Edmonsononieredal Girls Win Olympic Basketball Title

The Edmonsononieredal Graduates Basketball team defeated Strats burg to win the Olympic Games in Paris and claim undisputed world champions. The girls have an outstanding record with all rivals beaten so far.

Stratsburg Paris Edmonsononieredal Edmonson Girls

Review of Jutland Report and Admiralty Controversy

Reader gains a critical sense of the Jutland inquiry and Lord Jellicoe’s appendix. It notes disputes over fleet movements and strategy, defending Admiral Bean Thomas and contrasting positions with Jellicoe. The piece acknowledges incomplete clarity for the general reader and cites Sir Julian Corbett as a clearer account.

Wes Admiralty Publica Jellicoe Jelicoe Jenicow Bean Thomas Fifth Battle Squadron Jelicve Admiralty Eiven Selueer Jule Land Sir Julian Corbett

Guarding Treasures At Wembley Exacts Vast Security Empire

A large staff led by Major Crookes guards Wembley's multi million pound treasure display. Ex Met detectives and veterans guard the palaces and overseas sections with patrols by firemen using time clocks. Jewels valued at over £1 000 000 in Ceylon and other regions are protected around the clock.

Wembley Crookes Commissionares Ue Veterans Corps Dominion Ceylon South Africa India Canada

Norfolk Jacket Reproduction Noted From Thain-Mill Hau Berk

The text describes the present-day Norfolk Jacket as a reproduction tied to thain-mill hau berk. It also recalls early Boston during 1635 when citizens by vote appointed a school master.

Boston

Queer Animals in Panawa Jungle Unearths Curious Creatures

A fragmented report describes a Panawa Jungle expedition with claims of bizarre aquatic life and hybrid beings. Scientist Charles Breeder Jr. and team purportedly observed armored fish, a freshwater flying fish, and venomous mating sardines, along with a village lore mixing nature worship and Catholic influences.

Marsh Arbievauan Swhite Padians Uber Charles Mr. Breeder, Jr Newark Kent Mr. Breer Ile Indigais Breder Panama

Byron memorial in Westminster Abbey debated

The Spectator argues the Dean’s decision against a memorial tablet for Byron should be overridden. It contends Byron’s genius transcends his flaws and cites precedent of other celebrated figures honoured in the Abbey, urging a commemorative tablet for the poet.

Westminster Byron Charles II Mary Queen of Scots London

Box making becomes key BC forestry industry

An important branch of the British Columbia forest products industry is the manufacture of wooden boxes. Twenty five box making plants operate in the province with a capital between 3,000,000 and 1,100,000 dollars. About 1,206 people are employed and the annual payroll is at least 1,250,060 dollars.

British Columbia

Rain God Credited With Historic Chinese Drought Relief Tablet

A Chinese drought saga describes rain brought by a deity credited by officials in Ming era lore. A tablet honoring the rain and its divine aid was later displayed in a temple beside the Forbidden City, with officials from the Boy Emperor’s court and the republic attending the ceremony.

Poatitads Iran Inter- Vals Peking Republc

Baby's Own Tablets Endorsed by Mother in Quebec

Mrs. David Gagne of St. Godfrey Quebec praises Baby's Own Tablets, saying they quickly relieve constipation and indigestion, reduce fever, and help her three children thrive. Sold by medicine dealers or 26 cents a box from The Dr Wil Humes' Medicine Co Brooklyn NY.

David Gagne St. Godfrey Ihay

Jimmy Misses Form at Montreal Star Beauty Event

The piece describes Jimmy failing to attract favor as girls teased him at a seaside picnic and a ball, with a beauty contest culminating in him serving as judge for the Montreal Star.

Jimmy Jimny Jim Jimaimy Montreal Star

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