Northern post passion and pursuit under tense vigil
In Chapter VIII the lone Mounted officer Haskell confronts love and duty as bandits elude pursuit. He fears Baker’s return with Elizabeth Spaulding while he lingers near Baker’s cabin, seeking a moment of solace. Elizabeth rebukes him yet he pleads to stay, driven by news that wounds him deeply.
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Haskell
Willamson
Hudson's
Ebay
Reindeer Lake Country
Elizabeth Spaulding
Baker
Elizabeth
Bill Hardsock
Fat Girls Out Of Fashion And A Race To Edmonton
Elizabeth confronts Haskell as his plan to win her through wealth collapses. He learns Baker is likely traveling by plane to Edmonton to join a bandit pursuit, while Whipple hints at gas theft. Haskell realizes Baker’s return could expose his own crimes and set up a dangerous showdown.
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Alan
Ottawa
Victoria
Haskell
Elizabeth
Whipple
Edmonton
Featherof
Alberta and Great Waterways
McMurray
Featherer
Alan Baker
Baker
Bill Hardsock
Bill
Hardsock
Rendez
Ation
Edmionton
Help for tired wives in hard times
A vintage message urges worn out wives to take Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound to regain strength. It promises relief for fatigue and nervous strain, citing women reporting benefits and encouraging purchase at the local drugstore.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Bipar
Lydia
Pickham
Canadians Win King's Trophy in Imperial Rifle Contest
Canada again won the King's Trophy for miniature rifle shooting among boys of the British Empire. Winnipeg and Calgary marksmen ranked high. Over 41,000 boys competed. Canada averaged 85 points to lead South Africa 82 and Britain 72. Canada earned 135 medals, while South Africa had 35. Senior and junior shields and swords were won by Canadian units and schools, with Hamilton Collegiate, Deaf Kent cadets, Woodbridge cadets, and Calgary Hillhurst leading, among others. Canada fielded 11,226 competitors. 38 Canadian units made the honor list.
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Canada
Winnipeg
Calgary
South Africa
Great Britain
New Zealand
Australia
India
Deaf Kent Cadets
Athens
Ontario
High School
Earl Jellicoe
Hamilton Collegiate
Cameron Highlanders Cadets
Woodbridge, Ont
Earl Haig
Calgary Hillhurst School
Quebec Commercial Academy
The Rhyming Optimist
Poem by Aline Mich praising springtime beauty and nature. The speaker extols sunlit April days the rising tides of life in trees and birdsong, noting precise patterns in flowers as part of a perfect grand design.
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Aline Mich
Street musicians in London face highbrow shift
More than half of British musicians are unemployed while street performances grow on quiet London streets. Talkies have reduced orchestral work, worsening the unemployment issue highlighted by New Outlook.
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London
England
New Outlook
Toronto
Milford woman Mary Maycock enters beans for Regina show
Mrs Mary E Maycock of Milford Prince Edward County Ontario the only woman to win three Chicago International Grain Show championships has now entered bean samples for the World's Grain Show at Regina. Con't it funny that though it is the night that falls it is the day that breaks.
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Mary E. Maycock
Milford
Prince Edward County
Ontario
Chicago
Cure Announced by Cincinnati Doctors for Undulant Fever
Three University of Cincinnati College of Medicine researchers report a serum that turns undulant or Malta fever into a mild ailment. Drs Alfred E. O Neill W B Wherry and Lee Foshay describe a process using nitrous oxide to neutralize the toxin while preserving vaccine effectiveness, producing serum via goat blood.
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College of Medicine
University of Cincinnati
Malta
Europe
Man
Alfred E. O’neil
W. B. Wherry
Lee Foshay
O’nell
Cincinnati
Shortage and Overlength Binder Twine Breaches
Seed Branch of the Dominion Department of Agriculture reports 381 samples of binder twine tested last year. Of these, 236 exceeded the guaranteed length per pound, while only 5 fell short of the 5 per cent tolerance.
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Dominion Department of Agriculture
Bavarian Trap Chief Ends War on Muskrats
Herr Adam Roth, chief trapper for the Bavarian Government, has completed a campaign against muskrats using an invention he recently perfected. The pests caused heavy damage, but Bavaria now reports few if any muskrats remaining.
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Adam Roth
Germany
Bavaria
Little Helps For This Week Daily duty and timely work urge
A short meditation on timely service and perseverance. Do the merciful deed at hand with effort and immediacy or risk piling arrears and spiritual dissatisfaction. The passages urge steady labor in day’s light, lest nightfall and procrastination undercut duty and faith.
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J. H. Thom
Two Citizens Sacrifice Extra Taxes to Aid New York
In a Brooklyn Eagle citation, two unnamed men, a retired professor who waived his personal exemption and a transportation executive who forgave $25,000 in securities losses, paid higher state income taxes last year. Described as fine examples of public spirit, their generosity is urged as a model during hard times when state revenue is tight.
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State of
New York
Brooklyn Eagle
Oil drilling planned in Harz Mountains Germany
The plan proposes oil exploration in the Harz Mountains of Germany. The Prince of Wales is noted as an expert on skates.
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Harz Mountains
Germany
Prince of Wales
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WRU
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Kiamiki
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Canadians
King’s Trophy
Cure
John
W. Wordsworth
I. W. Faber
U.S
Edwardsburg
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