Red Shadow Leads Desert Riffs in Moroccan Saga
A desert night scene introduces the Red Shadow leading the Riffs against French rule. Captain Fontaine pursues Margot Bonvalet while rumors swirl of loyalty, love, and a masked French leader uncovering a strange, filled past. The Red Shadow vows Margot's safety as tensions rise.
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Sid Kl Kar
Paul Fontaines
Red Shadow
Robin Hood
Mahomet
Paul Fontaine
Foreign Legion
Riffs
Birabeau
Fontaine
Margot Bonvalet
Paris
Margot
Sid el Kar
Hassi
Red
Sid 8l Kar
Haassi
Morocco
General Fontaine
Portrait of a Scarlet Warrior Fighter
A vivid description portrays a fighter in a loose scarlet burncose with a white headband, gleaming black boots, and a sword in a scabbard beneath his cloak. The line emphasizes his fine straight figure and martial bearing.
Every Day Circus Day in Mara kesh Capital of Southern Morocco
A Living Age writer notes Mara kesh the capital of Southern Morocco hosts daily circus life. The red soil arena gathers North African fakirs and entertainers as travelers are entertained by acrobats snake charmers story tellers and musicians amid a caravan route legacy.
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Marakesh
Morocco
Hfe
North Africa
Alberta Sugar Beets Drill Plans
T George Wood of Canadian Sugar Factories Limited in Raymond Alberta says drills are active across the producing territory and soil conditions are favorable. He expects to drill about 10 000 acres of beets, notably more than last season.
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T. George Wood
Canadian Sugar Factories, Limited
Raymond
Alta
Some Girls Learn Versus Men How to Love
A witty observation contrasts how some women win affection while others fail to express admiration for their partners. The piece hints at social expectations and relationship dynamics without naming individuals or events.
Isolated Quip Sparks Cozy Home Debate
A playful exchange contrasts North's preference for solitude with West suggesting evenings at home. The remark frames a light domestic moment about personal space and lifestyle choices.
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North
West
The Madonna of Antwerp Locked in Cologne Insane Asylum
A German report states the infamous Madonna of Antwerp has been committed to an insane asylum at Cologne. Her condition is deemed incurable, with her identity still withheld by German authorities. She was feared as a wartime agent who guided treasure locations and eluded capture for four years.
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Malece
Womad Sg¢y
Madonna
Antwerp
Vertion
Cologne
Giaconda
Louvre
Belgium
Flanders
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Promises Quick Indigestion Relief
After meals sour stomach or indigestion results from over stimulated stomach nerves and excess acid. An alkali neutralizes the acid with Phillips Milk of Magnesia, a tasteless dose in water. It is claimed to be the standard, pleasant, efficient remedy used by physicians for 50 years. Contains full directions. available at drugstores.
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de. Hamilton
Government and Business Office Couch Repair Incident
A Midwest district attorney's office reported a damaged coach in its building. The Treasury ordered bids at 39.50, Washington awarded the contract, repair cost 3.94, an inspector protested the work, later approved by the chief inspector. Nine months later the contractor received 3.04 from Uncle Sam.
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United States District Attorney
Middle West
Internal Revenue
the Treasury
Washington
Uncle Sam
Regina Building Program Aims for 1000 New Homes
Regina plans a year of heavy housing with about 1000 houses valued near 4 million dollars. The city building office already records 262 dwellings, up from 57 at the same point last year, and last year’s total reached 632 houses worth 2 505 220 dollars.
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Regina
Prayer Prompts for Week From Coleridge Reflections
A devotional note cites Colossians on prayer urging steadfast, hopeful, and disciplined prayer through day and night. Hartley Coleridge likens prayer to armor by day and cover at night, asserting prayer sanctifies actions and unlocks the day.
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Hartley Coleridge
Not Well Balanced Island Grains Bibles and Salts Abundant
Rev. R A C Pooley reports Tristan da Cunha has 150 pounds of salt and five Bibles per islander. He cites food clothing watches paint barometers and seeds as the island’s greatest needs after years as padre on the remote island.
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R. A. C. Pooley
Tristan da Cunha
Boy Admits Hurting Friend Pleases Another
A boy confesses to striking Tommy Brown, claiming his act pleased Tommy’s younger brother Bill. The exchange shows a troubling dynamic where harm is framed as satisfying others.
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Jim
Tommy Brown
Bill
It’s a Credit Sell Then Cash Push Trap
A sharp line notes a recurring sales trick where buyers are offered credit for a car or phonograph and later pressed for cash for gas and dance records.
Fires In British Columbia Hit Record Fire Season
British Columbia faces a severe forest fire season with 133 fires reported across the province. The forest branch notes increasing fire hazard in the north as warm weather continues.
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British Columbia
Forest Branch
Department of Lands
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Warner Bros
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Laurence ‘Scawab
Oscar Oncar
Natmerstetn
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B.C
North America
Imperial Oil Limited
Peru
Marvelube
Peruvian
Imperial Oil Dealeare
Erba LE
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