Don’t Guess But Know About Aspirin Use
The passage urges consulting a family doctor before using aspirin for headache relief. It notes aspirin as a safe, fast remedy discovered for pain, rheumatism, neuritis, and neuralgia, citing scientist support and wide user experience as proof of safety for regular use.
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Swanton
Fleming’s Folly Opened by Irrigation Clash in Boone County
Ling Fie leads a Boone County cattlemen meeting to back an irrigation plan backed by Fleming. Kilgo and Buzz Hamilton resist, leading to a shooting, arrests, and a partnership between Helen and Fleming to irrigate their lands. Link faces threats as Kilgo and Jack pot Mell menace Fleming while Soak Torney is shot after withholding influence.
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Boone County
Roper Kilgo
Soak Torney
Hamilton
Buzz Hamilton
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Link
Kilgo
Fleming
Buzz
Slater
Buster Townsend
Townsend
Kilgo Roper
Roper
Kigo
Bud Townsend
Torney
Jackepot Mell
Jackpot
Soak Torney murder tension cleanly shifts townspeople
Link Fleming faces suspicion after Soak Torney is shot near Rawhide. Sheriff Ames suspects Link, but Mulrooney Bush and others defend him while detailing overheard talk at the irrigation meeting. The group debates loyalty, fear, and a possible pullout from the water scheme as mystery deepens.
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Tre
Mel
Link
Mell
Rawhide
Soak
John Mulrooney
Marty Bush
Soak Torney
Bush
Torney
Stephen
Ed. Sproggins
Ames
Fleming
Star Loop
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Sproggins
Jackpot
Marty
Stephens
Melis
Lee
Willin
Lonk
Buzz
Honest John
John
Eveh
Turn off. A stormy night in the old frontier tale
The sullen sky deepens to night as snow falls in a melancholy swirl. The Star Loop owner declares belief while Bush voices doubt about Helen and Buzz. Link counters gossip and plans to push ahead despite opposition, and Kilgo’s recent shooting looms as a mystery to be continued.
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Buzz
Helen
Link
Lisik
Elle
Remembered By Veterans King’s Canada Visit 1919
The young Prince of Wales visited veterans at Christie Street Hospital in 1919. He spoke to crippled soldiers in wheelchairs with emotion, offering sympathy, gratitude, and personal gestures along each row. The Toronto Mail and Empire calls him a kingly, kind heart in this remembered moment.
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Christie Street Hospital
Prince of Wales
Canada
Toronto Mail and Empire
Boston Tea Taster Tastes Hundreds of Cups Daily
A tea taster for a British firm tries hundreds of cups in a day then at 4 pm pauses to have afternoon tea and biscuits. The routine highlights the demanding palate work and daily ritual of tasters in the tea industry.
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Boston
Readers urged to slow down after fatal crash report
A London Ontario inquest into a Lucan driving tragedy details a skidding 207 foot curve, a 9000 pound culvert piece, and a car wreck that left one driver impaled and others severely injured. The Times Journal urges motorists to fear speeding and reckless driving to spare surgeons ghastly repairs.
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Literary Digest
Matib
Such & Hansen
United States
London
Ont
Lucan
St. , Thomas
Mussolini backs Italian cotton reach for self sufficiency
Italian efforts to grow cotton expand across Salerno and Matera with climates resembling the American belt. Since 1927 Mussolini promoted cotton experiments at Palermo gardens and officials claim Sicily Salerno and Matera plantings could yield about a quarter of prior imports, an estimated 250000 bales.
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Mussolini
I! Duce
Salerno
Matera
Palermo
United States
Italian Cotton Institute
Sicily
Order of Succession Includes York Family Names
The line of succession to the British throne places the Duke of York first among male heirs, followed by Princess Elizabeth and Princess Margaret, then the Duke of Gloucester and Duke of Kent. The sequence lists Prince Edward George, Viscount Lascelles, and Hon. Gerald Lascelles, among others. A separate note mentions a new fire resistant grasp handling heat up to 650 degrees Fahrenheit, with cycling regulations discussed concerning Australian highways.
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Prince of Wales
Duke of York
Princess Elizabeth
Margaret
Duke of Gloucester
Duke of Kent
Prince Edward George
Princess Royal
Princess May
Earl of Harewood
Viscount Lascelles
Gerald Lascelles
Impossibility Ends When Will Aligns With Courage
The excerpt urges belief and perseverance, quoting Emerson and moral exhortation. It argues that nothing is impossible where truth, mercy, and nature's order prevail. When others deem it impossible and retreat, individual resolve can make opportunity and success possible through steadfast effort.
Funeral choir at St George's chapel praises late king
Calgary chorister G E Bower leads the service for King Ed VII at St George's chapel. The funeral book, in royal purple, honors the late king while the choir sings before his father King Edward VII is mentioned alongside Victoria.
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George V
St. George's Chapel
Limit To His Power Despite Imperial Name Choice
The Emperor of Japan cannot name his own child, as the court and Mikado must approve the infant’s name. Sir Ralph Harwood, now financial secretary to the King, once worked as a telegrapher in the British post office.
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Japan
Ralph Harwood
Vicks VapoRub Promised Safe Cold Relief for Children
A practical guide urges mothers to use Vicks VapoRub for nighttime relief of children's colds. It describes two actions: skin stimulation like a poultice and inhalation of medicated vapors, loosening phlegm and easing breathing. The plan claims clinical testing and wide home use with details in each package.
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Vicks Plan
Vicks VapoRub
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