Hidden Gold Hidden Gold a Wilder Anthony
Wade is believed confined at Coyote Springs in the mountains. Dorothy rides at once to reach Mr. Trowbridge and help locate Wade and Gordon, insisting on accompanying the search. Senator Rexhill agrees to accompany her as dawn comes and delivery of the message to the pine.
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Wade
Coyote Springs
Dorothy
Rexhill
Big Pine
Helen
Gordon
Mr. Wades
Trowbridge
Rescue and Vigilance Committee Seeks End to Night in Cavern
After forty hours Wade withdraws from the fissure but a lion returns, circling the chamber and sniffing at the edges. Exhausted, Wade fights sleep as purple dawn shadows spill into the hole before Goat Neale awakens him by dropping a small stone on his face.
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Ywn
Wade
Goat Neale
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Proves Beneficial
A Chatham Ontario reader testifies after childbirth that the Vegetable Compound eased severe backache fatigue and weakness enabling her to care for her children. She praises the remedy and urges other women to consult the company for a free booklet noting its long history of helping sick women.
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J. R. McMahon
Harvey St
Chatham
Ont
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mra. McMahon
Lydia B-Pinkham Medicine Co
Ontario
Wade's daring rescue at the fissure in the canyon
Wade survives a tense ambush after Neale is killed, Dorothy returns to his side, and Bill Santry plans a rally at the ranch to confront Moran. Dorothy reveals her leadership and Wade faces the conflict of confessing his feelings as they move toward home and revenge.
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Wade
Neale
Bill Santry
Gawd
Dorothy
Gypsy
Moran
Trowbridge Ranch
Lem
Big Pine
Santry
Bald Knob
Trowbridge
Coyote Springs
Toot
Leni
Hunat
Torothy
Lem Trowbridge
Rexhills
Uiem
Catarrhozone Promises Cure For Catarrh And Colds
An advertisement touts CATARRHOZONE as a quick remedy that targets catarrh at its source. It claims to clear nasal passages, stop discharge, relieve headaches, and permanently remove catarrh with a months’ treatment sold by druggists or by mail from The Catarrhozone Co. Montreal.
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Dees
Catarrhozone Co
Montreal
Prince Will Not Tour Dominions Despite Birthday
The Prince of Wales, age twenty nine, reportedly has no Dominion tour planned in connection with the Empire Exhibition. Authorities say the Prince remains in England, with no health concerns, and note some writers pressuring for his marriage rather than focusing on his age.
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England
Frac keye salmon fishing underway with Vancouver crowds
Report says salmon fishing has started with hundreds of boats and thousands of fishermen leaving Vancouver for fishing areas from the international boundary to Alaska. A brief student exchange about bipeds ends with a domestic moment.
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Vancouver
International Boundary
Alaska
Women Will Work For Right eousness And Peace
Prominent Winnipeg club woman Mrs Colin Campbell argues for women in politics diplomacy and professions, claiming they bring refinement and patriotism. Historical quotes cite ancient roles of wives and strong women as capable, capable of loyalty and discernment. The piece notes Canadian and British figures urging women to engage, and ends with an artist and his wife exchange about naming a landscape “Home.”
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Colin Campbell
Winnipeg
Siculus
Egypt
Sparta
Plutarch
Aristotle
Legation
Washington
Diana of the
The
Hague
Lausanne
Baldwin
National Unionist Association
United Kingdom
Mackenzie King
Ottawa
National Federation of Women's Clubs
Liberal Party
Campbell
Canada
Dominion
Montreal Gazelle
Recognition of obligations and global English reach
A reflective statement notes that many struggle to meet obligations when faced with them and observes that English is spoken by over 150 million people worldwide.
Tall Danish King Danish ruler famed for height
Danish King Christian, celebrating his silver wedding, stands six feet six inches, the tallest ruler. His family is noted for height, with a carved monument in Roskilde Cathedral. Only Pat Murphy, an Irish laborer, surpassed him at seven feet six inches. The royal line is said to be German in blood rather than Danish by descent.
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Christian
Roskilde
Denmark
Christian L
Pat Murphy
Raymond's School Report Sparks Fatherly Riff
A boy named Raymond faces a strict reaction from his father after bringing home a school report. Raymond, calm, says the safest place is the bottom, quipping that you cannot get lower where you are safe. The exchange underscores harsh schooling norms and a child's wit in a tense moment.
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Raymond
Dominican of British Columbia urges against Oriental occupation
Mrs. V. S. MacLachlan, British Columbia Secretary of Women's Institutes and national convener of Child Welfare, appealed to women's institutes to use influence against Oriental occupation during the tenth annual convention in Montreal.
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QueUng
British Columbia
V. S. MacLachlan
Women's Institutes
Quebec
Montreal
Scientists say We are what we eat nuts diet shift
Scientists suggest dietary focus changes as nutrition research hints that nuts may play a central role in daily meals, challenging prior assumptions about commoner foods.
Selfish Individual Noted in Peculiar Descriptions
A self centered man described as the sole person in the work to meet Denise. A Chinese banknote issued 13598 appears via the Asiatic Museum of Petrograd. Fett and cloth are described as made from spun glass in Daly.
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Meuon
Denise
Asiatic Museum of
Daly
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