Hidden Gold Hidden Gold in Crawling Water
A tense family scene unfolds in Crawling Water as Senator Rexhill deceives his daughter Helen about an arrest warrant tied to Wade Moran. Helen confronts him, pledging to expose the truth if needed, while Rexhill plots a believable cover story to protect Wade and himself. The governing motive is saving reputations and keeping Gordon out of danger while facing a looming legal inquiry.
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Saith
Helen
Mercips
Epea
Rexhill
Wade
Sherif
Jensen
Lmy
Gordon
Rexhit
Moran
Jensen Maurder
Health and vim restore for tired women in Brantford
An Ontario woman describes persistent fatigue and weakness. After trying a vegetable compound she reports improved energy, reduced trouble with daily tasks, and fewer symptoms that forced rest.
Senator and heiress plot to escape Wyoming danger
Senator Rexhill consoles his daughter Helen as they weigh legal pressure, a grand jury, and the economy of Crawling Water. He hopes a warrant will force Wade to consider selling his ranch and leaving the state, while Helen hints at a romantic fallout with Gordon. (To be continued)
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Rexhill
Wade
Lidlen
Helen
Grand Jury
Wyoming
Gordon
Lord Haig Honored By Life Membership Card
Field-Marshal Lord Haig expresses gratitude upon receiving the Army and Navy Veterans in Canada badge of life membership. He thanks the Dominion Headquarters for the honor and elects him to life member status, signing as Haig of Gemersyde.
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Dominion
Montreal
Army and Navy Veterans
Canada
Lord Haig
Haig of
Gemersyde
Milk consumption rises 17 percent per decade in U S
The United States shows a federal statistic of average daily milk intake at seven-tenths of a pint per person. The figure marks a 17 percent increase over ten years, reflecting changing dietary habits across the population.
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U.S
Freezone promises quick relief for stubborn corns
An advertisement claims Freezone instantly relieves corn pain and lets you remove hard corn or calluses with a drop on the affected area. It mentions a clerk sells bottles cheaply and asserts the product minimizes soreness or irritation during use.
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Truy
Britain and France air power debate at Lords
Lords debated Britain's air defense and relations with France amid fears of European instability. Speakers including Hirkenhead Carson Haldane and Viscount Grey pressed for a one power standard for air forces and questioned reliance on existing treaties. Ministers signaled openness to expanding air forces if funds and imperial defence committee support followed, with hints of trimming abroad commitments to fund defense.
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France
House of Lords
Hirkenhead
Carson
Haldane
Viscount Grey
Great Brhain
Europe
Duke of Sutherland
All Ministry
Committee On Imperial Defence
Lord Sutherland
Samuel Hoare
House of Commons
Great Britain
Viscount Haldane
Lord Carson
League of Nations
Putnam's Corn Extractor Promises Pain Free Corn Removal
An old reliable remedy claims to lift corns between the toes painlessly. Putnam's Corn Extractor has offered fifty years of dependable results and is advertised as a sure solution sold for 25 cents everywhere.
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Putnam’s Corn Extractor
Exhibits Arriving For Empire Exhibition In London Stadium
Dr. Charles Harriss of Ottawa, to conduct the choir and orchestra for the Empire Exhibition in London, arrived in St John from Liverpool aboard the Montclare. He reports preparations include a 125000 audience stadium, a 10000 voice chorus, a 500 piece orchestra, and a 2000 lane swimming pool with a budget of about 1.5 million pounds still needed. The stadium opens in April 1934 with the King present for the football final. tickets range from five guineas to five shillings.
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Charles Harriss
Ottawa
London
St. John
Montclare
Liverpool
Harriss
Old Country
Priory
Australia
Canada
Apples Shipments Rise in Okanagan 1922 Output
The Okanagan district of British Columbia shipped 2,490,506 boxes of apples in 1922, about 106,500 more than the prior year. Beaches and cherries also showed substantial gains compared with 4931.
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Okanagan
British Columbia
New Sea Craft Bridges Sea and Sky With Aerial Gears
A British factory-built machine designed to meet sea and air perils combines a sea going hull with a crane lifted three tiered winged structure. It carries five crew and weapons and can launch from a mother ship to fly, powered by 1,800 horsepower aero motors.
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Air
London Daily Mail
Watch balance-wheel shaft makes 2 736 682 000 revolutions yearly
The balance-wheel shaft of the average watch completes about 2 736 682 000 revolutions each year, illustrating the high speed and precision involved in timekeeping mechanisms.
Penitentiary Walls Serve Double Purpose as Deterrent
Brig. Gen. St. Pierre Hughes, superintendent of Canadian penitentiaries, said the grey walls surround prisons not only to prevent escapes but also to keep outsiders from smuggling revolvers whisky and other contraband. In a Ottawa address he outlined improvements and the full procedure from admission to discharge.
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St. Pierre Hughes
R Penitentiaries
Ottawa
Hughes
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Torento
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Lydia E. Pinkham
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Sali Dese
Army and Navy Veterans For Life
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Manchester Guardian
Dr. Chase
Edmonson, Bales, & Co
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Toronto
ST. Charles
Gandy
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Heyer Company
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