Hidden Gold Hidden Gold by Wilder Anthony
Senator and Moran plot to seize a Wyoming gold claim, with Wade resisting sale. Helen learns of Crawling Water’s danger and Moran’s schemes, while Wade appears with a glamorous companion in a revealing photograph. Dorothy Purcell is named as the new beauty attracting Wade.
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Moran
Wyoming
Helen
Wade
Gordon Wade
Pais
Gordon
Nostasia
Ronsier
Race Moran
Mr. Moran
Jane
Pap
Hélen
Helen Rexhill
Leven
Dorothy Purcell
Household Hints for Raisin Cookies and French Toast
A recipe note describes cookies with brown sugar butter flour eggs water and raisins plus nuts and Sun-Maid raisins. It advises creaming butter and sugar then adding eggs and milk and folding sifted flour soda and salt with raisins and nuts before dropping onto a greased pan and baking 12 to 15 minutes in a moderate oven. It also covers dipping bread slices in a milk egg fat mixture and frying until browned, served plain or with syrup.
Mystery British direct lift air machine aims for 50000 prize
In Britain a new direct lift helicopter type is prepared to win the air ministry prize by meeting height and load tests. It uses curved wing-like vanes on a central platform driven by a 450 horsepower Napier Lion engine, with larger models to feature a 1000 horsepower Napier Cub. The whirling vanes are expected to produce unprecedented lifting power.
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Great Britain
Air Ministry
Gibbon and Bennett on mind heart and kindness
Grove Patterson quotes praise from Gibbon and Arnold Bennett on understanding and action, stressing the need for a spiritual impulse to do good. Dr Wilson Hey warns that if cancer rises without a cure, one in five may die. Paria’s odd public bath remark caps the fragment.
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Gibbon
Arnold Bennett
Grove Patterson
Toledo Blade
Wilson Hey
Manchester
Tanlac credited for restoring strength of Regina man
John Monan a stationary engineer from Regina attributes his recovery from months of extreme weakness loss of weight and sleepless nights to Tanlac. He says the medicine rebuilt him by ten pounds and he believes it is the finest medicine in the world with over a million bottles sold.
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Tanlac
John Monan
Osier St
Regina
Elsts
Gramophone Telephones Depth of Remote Reservoir
A British invention uses a gramophone linked to a float to read reservoir depth. Pressing a button activates a moving disc and needle that reports the water depth in feet, then stops automatically.
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A Cly
Britain
Toes Going Out of Fashion in Natives and Modern Use
The piece argues toes remain vital for balance and activity such as cycling football and dancing, contrasting savages using toes as extensions and urging preservation of toes for balance and movement in advancing societies. Indian craftsmen are noted for toe dexterity with tools.
The Farmer's Position After War Prices
The farmers produced more this year than before the war and earn about the same, yet they cannot buy as much as before. Low prices to farmers do not let consumers reach prewar levels. Handling costs remain high between farmer and consumer. This situation cannot continue or western farms will become vacable. Toronto Star.
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Toronto Star
Fragmentary Exchange Hints at Child's Presence
A clipped dialogue shows a boy named Johnaule being sought by a man asking a Mrs. if he is home. The scene centers on a doorstep interaction as a shirt remains visible, suggesting everyday domestic setting and an uncertain response.
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Johnaule
Your Teeth Health and Nutrition Public Notice
Government and scientists study proper food preparation and nutrition to boost bodily resistance and prevent diseases like scurvy rickets pellagra and beriberi. Vitamins are essential yet unseen substances found in foods and divided into fat soluble A and water soluble B. Untreated food loses these vitamins, so chewing well and using teeth fully maximizes nutrition and health benefits.
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America
Woman shells peas for Lonion markets forty six years
A British woman has lived by a single trade for 46 years, shelling peas to supply Lonion markets. She has sustained steady work and a simple routine, reflecting a long stationary livelihood in the same task.
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England
Caseinets Laxative Candy Card
An old style advertisement touts Caseinets as a gentle laxative candy for all ages. It promises relief from sickness dull heads upset stomach and constipation and advertises a 10 cent box with a taste appealing candy format.
Did wealth create the automobile or vice versa
The Border Cities Star ponders whether wealth spurred auto use or the auto industry drove wealth growth, noting neighboring regions spend an estimated seven thousand seven hundred eighty three millions of dollars annually on automobiles repairs and licenses, while twenty five years ago the automobile did not exist.
Freezone promises instant corn relief for toes
An advertisement touts Freezone as a quick cure for hard and soft corns between the toes. It claims a tiny bottle costs a few cents and removes the corn without soreness or irritation, allowing the user to lift it off.
Highway to California Route Nears Opening Across Rockies
Engineers from the Canadian National Parks branch report the Vernillon Windermere section of the new Rockies highway from Calgary is nearly finished. The Calgary to California through road will enable a 6000 mile circle tour, linking three Canadian national parks and seven in the United States, a route motorists on both sides eagerly await.
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Canadian National Parks Branch
Vernillon-Windermere
Rockies
Calgary
California
Canada
United States
Fewer Skilled Builders Shrink Trades Workforce Since 1920
A historical note shows skilled builders in the building trades fell from 158000 in 1920 to 38000 today, reflecting a dramatic decline in craftsmen and construction labor availability across generations.
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BY Wilder Anthony
Win Publishers
Goodchild Co
Toronto
Fletcher
Raisin
Paria
Engineer
Gramophone
Scott
Bert & Bowne
Toron
Continent
Kandy
Bayer
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