Hidden gold map in Moran’s office thriller
Dorothy and Gordon infiltrate Moran’s dark office to seize land papers and a gold map. They whisper of escape as Moran returns, while the pair hide behind a safe and plot to foil Moran and keep the loot secret. The scene blends danger, romance, and a possible windfall.
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Moran
Helen
Simon Barsdale
Race Moran
Gordon
Gordes
Dorothy
Wade
Plah Creek
Mike
Someobe
Plegpet
Meena
Marah
Rae Dorothy
Mr. Moran
Women urged to seek help for female troubles in Toronto
Mrs. J. Lee of 95 Harvie Ave Toronto endorses Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for backache and fatigue. She says the remedy helped her and she urges other women to write for advice and experiences. The notice invites inquiries from readers suffering female ailments.
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Toronto
Lydia E Pinkham
Toronto Telegram
Soret Fox
J. Lee
Harvie Ave
Lee
Almere
Parlor Car Idea from Jenny Lind Inspired Rail Travel
Jenny Lind, famed singer, reportedly sparked the parlor car concept during her American tours with P. T. Barnum. To ease travel discomforts on rough rails, she replaced seats with lounge furniture in a car jokingly called her parlor car, influencing the Pullman chair car.
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Jenny Lind
America
P. T. Barnum
Garden of Eden Located in Sahara Says Scientist
Professor Arthur Keith told a Royal Society audience that in ancient times the Sahara and surrounding deserts across Arabia Mongolia were lush and blooming. He suggested civilization predates current belief and Egypt and Babylonia were only remnants of an earlier era.
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Arthur Keith
Royal Society
London
Arabia
Mongolia
Abraham
Tubat Cain
Egypt
Babylonia
Birthplace of a nationalist movement Angora center
Angora, a 35,000 inhabitant town in Asia Minor, once famed for the Angora cat and goat, grows into the seat of a revival and renaissance of Turkey. The city blends east and west with minarets beside red roofs, peasants in simple dress, and modern officials. It sits 300 miles southeast of Constantinople, on a Baghdad railway offshoot, 2,800 feet above sea level, surrounded by hills, and faces overcrowding with tents and dugouts.
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Angora
Freal Nationaliat
Asia Midor
Turkey
Constantinople
Baghdad
Eskieshehr
Mohammed
Duke of Devonshire’s London residence on Piccadilly
A touring guide on a London bus points out a grand house ringed by a brick wall, calling it the duke of Devonshire’s town residence. An American passenger asks with a joke who actually landed him, prompting light amusement.
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London
Piccadilly
Duke of Devonshire
England
Love Will Find a Way When Old Man Provides Grub Stake
A terse note suggests romance hinges on financial backing with the phrase grub stake. The speaker hints that love’s progress depends on the elder’s willingness to supply funds for an undertaking or venture. The remark reads as a wry, practical condition in a courtship.
Ringling Buys Airplanes For Montana Rain Experiments
New York based buyer Richard T Ringling purchases ten airplanes to be assembled at Great Falls Montana. The craft will operate across the state beginning July 1 for making rain via an electric charged mechanism. Ringling claims the process will create precipitation as clouds form above land sections.
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Disputch
New York
Richard T. Ringling
Ringling
Mont
Montana
Dary Landarming
Great Falls
Wil Duacharge
Dodd's Kidney Pills Praised By Local Resident
Mr Aubin of St Nicholas Station Que says he is now well with kidneys without pain after using Dodd's Kidney Pills. He claims the remedy heals and strengthens kidneys and can filter impurities from blood, warning neglect leads to rheumatism dropsy urinary trouble diabetes and heart disease. The advertisement touts pure blood and general health benefits.
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Mr. Aubin
St. Nicholas Station
Que
Gaudias Aubin
Dodd
Tam
Ms. Aubin
Passengers Hear London Concert From 2000 Feet Up
While cruising at 2000 feet over Croydon, plane passengers listened to a concert broadcast from London via a spinlt box radio. One traveler noted occasional vibration affected sound clarity but overall the experiment was a success.
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Wero
London
Croydon
Western Conditions Improve in Western Mining Sector
D G Coleman vice president of the Western Lines of the Canadian Pacific Railway reports better business conditions in the west, with significant improvements noted in metalliferous mining and related industries.
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D. G. Coleman
Western Lines
Canadian Pacific Railway
Wonderful Clock Exhibited with Solar and World Globe Features
A wood sculpture clock, 3 meters tall and 2 meters wide, weighs 200 kilos, built by Jak Jawurek over twenty three years. It contains sun and moon dials, hour and second figures, sixteen bells, and a terrestrial globe rotating in twenty four hours. The piece is exhibited in Vienna and other European hubs. Nearby, verses by Milton found in a seventh century copy allegedly show the poet’s early talent. Evidence of varied woods used for umbrella handles highlights continual craftsmanship.
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Productio
Jak Jawurek
Jawurek
Vienna
Cologue
Amsterdam
Port London
Madrid
Buenos
Aitres
Asia
Milton
Ovil
London
Theo
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