Trapped in a Canyon Prison Wade Faces Moran’s Threats
Wade awakens in a rock fissure six by twenty feet with sheer walls and a tiny water trickle. Moran, via Goath Neale, offers a cruel choice: sign a quit claim deed and take a ten thousand dollar check or be starved and watched. Wade weighs escaping, honor, and the safety of friends like Sandy and Dorothy while Moran toys with his fate.
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Hisaek
Moran
Yanchman
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Dorothy
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Neale
Morlan
Water Valley
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Audi & Paper
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Tre
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Lfe
Watchmaker J G Guay Leaves Canada for New England Post
At 92, after seven decades in Quebec watchmaking, J G Guay sails to the United States to join a New England shop. Born in Quebec and trained with P E Poulin of Bridge Street, he is regarded as Canada’s oldest in the trade. His longevity extends to his father, a notary who died at 101.
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J. G. Guay
United States
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Canada
P. E. Poulin
Bridge Street
Mr. Guay
Bald men seek hair via wireless era claim
A columnist notes men with home wireless sets often need more barber visits for haircutting and hair growth. The British Association Marine Secretary Mr. O'Donnell attributes this to electrical disturbances in the air, claiming few bald men among professional wireless operators.
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O'Donnell
British Association
Memorial for Brule and Grevelle Erected by Railways
The Department of Railways and Canals approves a monument on the ship canal grounds to honor Etienne Brule and Grevelle, the first white men to visit Pawiting village near Sault Ste. Marie and view Lake Superior.
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Ship Canal
Etienne Brule
Grevelle
Pawiting
Sault Ste. Marie
Lake Superior
Memories Grow After A Kind Deed, People Say
A lighthearted reflection on how acts of kindness create lasting goodwill and gratitude among those helped, with emphasis on the positive feelings that linger after favors are completed.
British Agriculture Output Per Worker Compared to Germany
Lord Fortescue in the London Times cites figures showing that every person employed in British agriculture produces enough to feed about twelve people, while a German worker feeds only four. If only permanently employed workers are counted, Britain feeds over ten people per worker and Germany less than six.
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Lord Fortescue
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Germany
Great Britain
Forty and Fifty Women Benefit From Pinkham’s Compound
An Ontario based testimonial column highlights Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound aiding women aged forty five to fifty five with irritability headaches and hot flashes. The ad shows Mia Thompson of Winnipeg endorsing the remedy as safe and effective for common menopausal symptoms.
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Man
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mia
Thompson
Lizzie St
Lydia E
Lydia E Pinkham
Selfridge argues for English tea pause and American benefits
Chicago merchant Gordon Selfridge, revisiting the United States, contrasts English tea etiquette with American haste. He notes how afternoon tea calm helps social poise, citing his Oxford Street store where a tea break was given to all 3,000 employees, replacing the prior snatched sips.
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Gordon Selfridge
Chicago
London
United States
Selfridge
Oxford Street
Canadian deposits lift nation's wealth to world ranking
F A Hatch, retiring president of Ontario division of the Canadian Manufacturers' Association, says public bank and loan company deposits in Canada exceed two billion dollars, about 250 per capita, a figure seen as indicating wealth on par with the world's richest nations.
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F. A. Hatch
Ontario
Canadian Manufacturers’ Association
Famous Americans Soph to Pat Pending Joke
A playful classroom exchange mocks famous engineers and a pun on Pat Pending. The dialogue reflects lighthearted scholastic banter about engineering names and machinery brands, alongside a line praising home merchants for contributing to community prosperity.
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Soph
Pat Pending
Geography Jokes About Exams Date Top Paper
A father asks how his son did on the geography exam. The boy replies he had one thing right the date on the top of the paper. This light exchange centers on test timing and a missed opportunity over geography content.
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