Magic Skins and a Mountie’s Dilemma in Ottawa
A Mountie in residence near Rideau Street reflects on Moira and a prisoner from Lady Franklin as he discovers a silver fox pelt that may unlock the Oliver O Malley murder case. He hides the furs under his winter tunic while weighing the myth of Balzac and the moral line between duty and desire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarlet
Rideau Street
Chateau Laurier
Brittania Park
Olespe
Franklin
Rideautreet
Armiscel
Moira
Ottawa
Rideau
The
Royal Mounted
Avie
Young
O'Malley
Balzac
Seymour
Oiiver O'Malley
In Arctic Post a Coroner Hears Two Inquests
The coroner Sergeant Seymour presides in Armistice over Mrs Clespe and Oliver O Malley deaths with Eskimo translator issues and a verdict against Clespe for murder by strangulation. A second case involves Avie, an Eskimo, as the suspect while constable La Marr prepares to pursue him. The proceedings unfold amid Inuit and prospectors at the Arctic post.
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Dominion of Canada
Arctic Circle
Royal Mounted
Ellesmere Island
Polar Sea
Constable la Marr
Prospect
Karmack
la Marr
Koplock
Seymour
Clespe
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Olespe
Wour
Magisn
Oliver Ley
Kermack
Tetentty
Theese Four
Avie
Spimack
Avic
Rae Dalt
Warry Karmack
Morrow
Moira O'Malley
Cale
Charlie
Ayle
Muskox
Oliver O'Malley
Wanted An Eskimo Fox After His North Return
Armistice detachment experiences slow days after a bold return from patrol as Seymour grows anxious about gathering Avie the fox hunter. He studies pelts and tannins for clues, noting fur quality and Eskimo versus Indian work, while clues point to long isolation and family ties in the Arctic setting.
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D. C. Ot
Seymour
la Marr
Avie
Avice
Arctic
Mackenzie
Misting
Bin
New Scarlet Fever Antitoxin Promoted by Saskatoon Doctor
Deputy Minister of Health Dr M M Seymour speaking at the Saskatoon Medical Association session in Moose Jaw denounced a newly found antitoxin said to cure scarlet fever in 24 hours. He noted the discovery stemmed from McCormick Foundation research in Chicago and that a limited supply has reached Saskatoon for initial use before broad distribution.
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Saskatchynao Medical Association
Moose Jaw
M. M Seymour
McCormick Foundation
Chicagd
Seymour
Saskatchewap
A Life Degree and the Make of a Gentleman
The piece argues honours should come from earned service not money, urging readers to seek inner virtues. It links knightly ideals to kindness courtesy and courage, citing poems and anecdotes to encourage becoming a true gentleman despite lacking titles.
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Therpapers
Prince of Wales
Order of the Garter
Knight
K.C
Royal Castle
Billy
Sir William
Tom Brown
Oxford
Raleigh
Wycliffe
England
Tennyson
William Blank
Jesus
Brooklyn
China
Northland
Boucher
Betsy
John Everett
Buckingham Palace
Thelra
Brazeleg
Jose
Reverence and Royal Honors in a Canadian Prose Address
The speaker explains distinctions of royal titles such as K C and R S P LL D and discusses why true worth lies beyond decorations. He warns that honor can dress someone without character and stresses reverence as the core value, recalling ceremonies with the Prince in Canada and Native American camp reverence.
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John Smith
K.C
R.S.P
Great Britain
P.C
Canada
Partridges Nest on a New York Roof
Partridges occupy the six story New York building roof in the heart of the business district attracting curious watchers. The gravel roof hosts a mother bird and two youngsters, with workers noting the birds return regularly for several years.
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New York
Eggs Move From Saskatchewan Railway Freight to North
Forty five cars of eggs were shifted to different points from Northern Saskatchewan between April 1 and May 21 this year. Dominion Government Egg Marketing Inspector at Regina, Mr. Raston, says Northern Saskatchewan’s quota may range from 3 to 40 cars in addition.
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Saskatchewan
Nouthern
Raston
Dominion
Regina
Ukrainian General Waldemar Sikovitch Moves to Canada for Farming
A Canadian National Railway bulletin from Regina reports General Waldemar Sikovitch, once a Russian division commander and later a Ukrainian fighter, has arrived in Western Canada with his family. He will engage in farming in a Ukrainian-settled district, traveling by wagon with Dr. D Latkow, secretary of the general.
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Russia
Canadian National Railway
Regina
Waldemar Sikovitch
Canada
Western
D. Latkow
Wil Nettle
Summer heat danger to babies and remedies
The piece warns excess heat harms infants, causing diarrhoea and other illnesses. It promotes Baby's Own Tablets to regulate bowels and calm the stomach, selling for 25 cents a box from The Dr Williams' Medicine Co. Brockville Ontario. The passage also includes a humorous reader question about a late husband and a swinging overcoat.
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Medicine Dealies
B Mall
Dr. Wiliams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound testimonial
Mrs Wd Brady of Bothwell testifies that after weakness loss of appetite and fatigue she used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and regained strength. She endorses the medicine to friends and notes its safe herbal basis and tonic roots. The company offers special advice by mail from Lynn Massachusetts for women.
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Bothwell
Lydia E. Pinkham
W.d. Brady
Dia
Pinkham Medicine Co
Ttal
Lynn, Mass
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James French Dorrance
Man
FF. D. Goodchild Publishers
Toronto
Eakimo Fox
Goys and
Sials
Tomas Allen
Ey - Asien
Bayer Aspirin
Bayer
Irede Mart
Riy
C&cola Delicious Eee
Coca-Cola Als Compens of Canada, Ltd
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