Westward justice in the Arctic North
Alan Baker faces a double bind as his lieutenant Elizabeth pressures him to leave Mounted life for a city post in Victoria. News sweeps in of a brutal river raid by five whites and one native along the Big Alooska, killing Jimmy Montgomery and fringing a逃 pursuit spearheaded by Haskell. Alan must decide his future amid danger, loyalty, and a possible raid on Joyce at MacMillan’s Place.
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Alan
Elizabeth
Mounted
Victoria
Steele
Mackenzie
Bill Hardsock
Haskell
Bill’ Hardsock
Inspector Haskell
Haskerr
Sammy
Alooska
Bill
Pill
Jimmy Montgomery
Bil
Father
Claverly
MacMillan
Joyce
Dave
Ped
Larry Younge
Larry
Kruschen Salts praised for restoring vigor at ninety two
A letter from Mrs A J W extols Kruschen Salts for her ninety two year old father noting improved energy and stair climbing. She urges households to adopt the regimen as part of an internal cleanliness habit and claims renewed youth and vitality. The text then shifts to a barracks scene with a recruit and news of Baker and Younge surrounding an assignment, ending with a teaser: To Be Continued.
Name Changed Why Chop Suey Was Called American Dish
The article argues chop suey is a Chinese dish found in Oriental households long before Columbus and earlier than many other labeled cuisines. It notes the dish traveled under a misnamed moniker, with Stephen C. Hong explaining the real Chinese name nga choy ngok meaning vegetables and meat.
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Orient
Columbus
America
Mexico
Boston
United States
Stephen C.hong
Hong
When You Draw Near by The Rhyming Optimist
A poem asks how to know when a loved one draws near and how the heart will hear such presence. The speaker speaks of spring and winter, earth and dawn, and promises their pulses will leap and sing at the beloveds approach. The verse likens proximity to a miraculous certainty felt like dawning light.
Modern Thief Steals Across England in Modern Crime Wave
A Pearson's 3 Weekly tale notes that modern thieves target a wide range of goods from cigarettes to roses and tools. Gangs focus on cigarette thefts with large hauls, while other robberies include a tobacco nist shop losing coupons, a rose grower’s crops dug up, and a county cave of stolen items like lamps and instruments.
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England
Orpington
Kent
Eng
Durham
London
Knows What To Expect Editorial on Newspaper Life
A California editor recalls a 15 year veteran reporter’s fate and outlines four hard facts about newspaper work. The piece notes that editors will always seem freakish, favors go unseen while mistakes loom large, crowds joke about getting into the paper, and weekly remarks claim the job is fascinating. International bids for the Assouan dam electrification are invited by Egypt. Rayon production globally this year will exceed 1931.
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California
Assouan Dam
Douglas Egyptian Liniment Promoted for Cow Teats
Douglas Egyptian Liniment is specially recommended for spider or infection of cow's teat. It is also invaluable in cases of spavins, curbs, and splints.
Violin Made Of Matches Tour By Two German Youths
Bruno Celler and Karl Hartmann, unemployed German youths, plan a tour to South Africa to showcase a violin crafted from 2000 matches. They will perform concerts on the instrument and live on the proceeds, claiming the violin’s tone rivals that of costly instruments.
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Bruno Celler
Karl Hartmann
South Africa
New Disqualification From Norresundby Court In Jutland
A Norresundby court in Jutland has recorded a new disqualification for auto drivers. A veterinary surgeon was fined 80 kroner, about $16, for driving while in a state of giddiness caused by excessive smoking, according to a Copenhagen despatch.
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Norresundby Court
Jutland
Copenhagen
Ramle Rivalry Highlighted by LSU Chemists
LSU chemists view Ramle as a rival to rayon in industrial research, noting spelling caution. The statement playfully warns Bologna should be chewed, and the reference to boloney emphasizes linguistic mispronunciations in sourcing fibers and processes.
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Louisiana State University
Little Helps For This Week Hope In Deserts From The Shepherd
A devotional piece urges surrender to divine guidance likening believers to sheep under a shepherd. It quotes Isaiah and an A. L. Waring verse, assuring that guidance yields provision even in barren times and deserts, with faith turning hardship into green pastures.
Asthma remedy claimed to drive illness from breath
A promotional passage asserts that Dr J D Kellogg's Asthma Remedy quickly wins against asthma with repeated use. It claims the remedy reaches the breathing passages and leaves no room for trouble, urging readers to keep it on hand for ready use.
Facts About Honey as a Diet Favorite Sweet
Honey is cheaper than many common foods yet offers full nourishment. It provides carbohydrates, minerals including iron magnesium and potash, and some protein. Its inverted sugars are readily assimilated making it a quick energy source and versatile as a sweetener in place of cane sugar or syrups.
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William
Byron Mowery
WNU
Siriam Byram Mewory
Jimmy
Alan Baker
Constable Whipple
Pigeon
Foo
Tey Lydia E. Pinkham
Lidia E Probbar
Sionehe
Priié
Baker
Dela, Hoe
Voo
Canada
Magnesia
Phillips’ Milk
Phillips
Aline Midh
Wilbert Colquhoun
Sturgeon Falls
Ont
Robert Greenham
Philipsville
A. L. Waring
H. W
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