Debating path home Joyce hopes for Alan Baker romance
Joyce returns to the north to be near Alan amid a personal tragedy and his engagement to Elizabeth. As a patrol with five men arrives, Joyce hides in shadows while Alan questions her about recent passes, fears a confrontation with dangerous men, and contemplates his stalled marriage plans with Elizabeth. Joyce fears a hidden barrier to their future.
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Ontario
Joyce
Alan Baker
Alan Taker
Alan
Elizabeth
Bil
Alin Baker
Would Alan Leave The Mounted For Elizabeth
Joyce questions Alan about Elizabeth pressuring him to leave Fort Endurance and move to Victoria for money. She fears the marriage may not happen if he resists, while Elizabeth pursues Haskell. Joyce senses a possible split and hopes for reconciliation, foreshadowing a cliffhanger.
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Alan
Joyce
Elizabeth
Fort Endurance
Mounted
Victoria
Haskell
Bill
Endurance
Flying Boat Windward II Promises Atlantic Flight
A three engined air yacht named Windward II built by Supermarine Vic kers Co prepares for an Atlantic crossing timed for next spring or early summer. Mrs J J James of London will command the voyage with Thomas Rose a former RAF pilot at the controls. The craft resembles a winged Pullman and now conducts a Mediterranean test cruise weighing about ten and a half tons with Arm Strong Siddley motors.
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Atlantic
Supermarine Vickers Co
J. J. James
London
England
Mediterranean
Mother Graves Worm Exterminator Praised by Many Mothers
Mothers praise Mother Graves Worm Exterminator for relieving children’s suffering and restoring health, a testimonial to the remedy’s effectiveness in easing worm-related ailments among youngsters.
French Officer Sends Gift to German Rescuer After War
A French officer, rescued by Hans Schultz in 1917, sent 400 francs as a Christmas gift after finding Schultz’s name in an old diary. Schultz, unemployed for eight months, had kept the letters while recovering in a hospital. The act renewed their wartime friendship across no man’s land after 15 years.
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No Man's Land
Hans Scultz
Schultz
Canned goods imported into England in the last year
The article notes that canned foods brought into England during the past year carried a specified value. It discusses import figures and economic impact, highlighting the scale of canned goods trade and customs considerations.
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England
Tragic Napoleon Story Revived At Paris Exposition
At the Tuilleries restored orangery a centenary Napoleonic exhibit recalls the King of Rome era. Relics loaned by museums and private collectors include the gilded carriage, Reichstadt’s chair, his hat and seal, Marie Louise’s jewel case, Gerard portrait, and other personal items from Schoenbrunn era.
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Napoleon
Paris
Rome
Orangerie
Tuilleries Gardens
Bonaparte
Austria
Duc de Reichstadt
Baronne
Jean de Bourgoing
Count Clauzel
Schoenbrunn
Marie- Louise
Gerard
Two Icebergs Noted In Hudson Straits Safe For Shipping
Henry Aabey of the federal Railways and Canals reports a near ice-free Hudson Straits season. Five grain steamers sailed Churchill Route with no insurance or ice trouble. only one iceberg sighting besides the Bright Fan collision, and the Florence noted the first Churchill Harbor entry. Aabey praises Churchill route feasibility.
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Hudson Straits
Churchill
Henry Aabey
Federal Department of Railways and Canals
Poole
Foxe Channel
Foxe Basin
Aabey
Llorence
Churchill Harbor
The Rhyming Optimist Aline Mid Nightfall
The bleak gale and stormy night threaten with shrill refrains. Only the arms of love can charm my fears away and bring warmth, peace, and solace amid friendless lands and loneliness.
Alberta Girl Reaches Bright Normal Life From Tiny Start
Orva Mary, born November 19, 1918 in Standoff Alberta to B Mc Neill, weighed 1245 ounces. She survived after weeks in a glass case fed drop by drop, bathed in oil, kept warm. cribbed in a cigar box. Now she is the eldest of five, healthy and motherly to younger siblings.
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Alberta
Orva Mary
B. McNeill
Standoff
Children Reading More Says London Librarian
A London librarian asserts that today’s children read more than twenty years ago and supports library use. The remark notes both value and danger, suggesting occasional light entertainment like cow boys and Indians or gangsters and cops can be beneficial alongside good books.
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London
London Sunday Pictorial
High Cost Of Ignorance in Education Debate
The Oakville Record editor laments the world’s cost of ignorance while noting education costs rise. He argues many learned people gained knowledge cheaply, unlike the expense of producing a high school graduate who may struggle with spelling.
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Oakville
Ontario
Record
Real Asthma Relief Offered by Dr Kellogg Remedy
A real asthma remedy by Dr J D Kellogg promises conservative claims with genuine relief and lasting benefits. Consumers are assured permanent relief in cases where other remedies have failed, noting no extravagant statements accompany the product.
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J. D. Kellogg
Helium From Lithium Described by California Physicists
Dr M Stanley Livingston and Prof E O Lawrence described in Pasadena California how disintegration of lithium atoms at roughly 100 per minute converts crystals of the lightest metal into helium. The presentation was to the American Physical Society.
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Pasadena
California
American Physical Society
M. Stanley Livingston
E. O. Lawrence
University of California
Canada offers buffalo to New South Wales and New Zealand park
Canada provided specimens of the famous Canadian buffalo to New South Wales as part of a bid to aid the Tarango Zoological Park Trust in New Zealand. Acting prime minister Sir George Perley announced the offer, with one buffalo bull and two cows to be sent from Buffalo Park at Wainwright, Alberta. If accepted, additional mammals or birds native to New Zealand may follow to Canada.
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Canada
New South Wales
Tarango Zoological Park Trust
New Zealand
Dominion
George Perley
Buffalo Park
Wainwright
Alberta
Wield Enormous Power at Printers Dinner in London
Walter Runciman president of the Board of Trade spoke as chief guest at the 105th festival dinner of the Printers Pensions Corporation in London. He cited that English papers circulate about 70 million weekly and argued the newspaper world holds autocratic power greater than any other in Europe.
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Walter Runciman
Board of Trade
Printers’ Pensions Corporation
London
England
Europe
Great Grandmothers Gather in Melbourne Church Event
In Melbourne Australia Carlton Methodist Mission hosted Great-grandmothers Day with attendees led by senior member Mrs Keegan a 95 year old great-great grandmother. Among the guests was Mrs Hopkinson age 77 noted for having 20 children and many more elder guests.
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Melbourne
Australia
Carlton
Music Resemblance Noted Between Athabasca Indians and Chinese
Dr. Marius Barbeau of the archeological department at the national museum of Ottawa reports a striking similarity between the music of the Athabasca Indians and that of the Chinese, suggesting cross cultural musical parallels.
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Athabasca Indians
Marius Barbeau
Archeological Department
National Museum of Ottawa
Buckingham Palace Reaches 209 Rooms Confirmed
The palace official record states Buckingham Palace comprises 209 rooms. This detail underscores the estate's size within royal property holdings and informs tours and historical context for visitors and researchers.
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Buckingham Palace
Little Helps For This Week In Quiet Piety and Patience
A devotional note collects quotes on faith and endurance. It cites Colossians 1:2 and lines from Milton and others to urge patience, silent prayer, and bearing misfortune with gentleness, suggesting personal growth through restraint and lawful restraint.
Mineral Claims Stake Near Great Bear Lake Reported
Reports from Ottawa indicate many mineral claims staked near Great Bear Lake in the Northwest Territories with more expected this summer. Prospects have already used air transport and others plan water routes as ice clears. The Interior Department has reprinted its mineral claims survey manual for Dominion land surveyors.
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Ottawa
Ares
Great Bear Lake
Northwest Territories
Department of the Interior
Dominion Lands
Dominion Land
Wheat Market Competition Shifts After Wheat Review
A Dominion Bureau of Statistics review predicts material changes in the world wheat market. Since August Canada has dominated world exports, with Australia and Argentina as the principal competitors for the remainder of the crop year, assuming the United States does not alter its external market stance.
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Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Canada
Australia
Argentina
United States
Douglas' Egyptian Liniment Remedy Ad
A concise promotion for Douglas' Egyptian Liniment highlighting its use for burns sprains felons blood poisoning soft corns and warts as a speedy remedy. It emphasizes inflammation and muscular rheumatism as conditions it treats and promotes its value for quick relief.
First radium produced at Great Bear Lake
North country pitchblende at Great Bear Lake yields two grammes of radium. H B Montgomery and Pete Davidson, renowned northland prospectors, report the discovery after months in the silver and pitchblende fields and say it will soon be placed on the market.
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Great Bear Lake
Calgary
H. B. Montgomery
Pete Davidson
Northland
Traffic toll from 1931 accidents and losses
A 1931 tally shows 33,500 deaths and injuries surpassing 1,000,000 people in the United States due to traffic crashes. The National Conference on Street and Highway Safety estimates total economic losses from accidents and congestion exceed 3 billion dollars.
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United States
National Conference On
Saskatchewan Soil Survey Nears Completion
A soil survey of Saskatchewan begun in 1921 is approaching completion, detailing soil types and distribution across the province and marking a significant step in agricultural planning.
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Saskatchewan
Captain Authorized to Perform Marriage Onboard Ship
A ship's captain may conduct a marriage ceremony aboard his vessel when the occasion presents itself. The rule empowers the captain to officiate if both parties consent and conditions of the voyage allow.
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