Manion Transferred to Paris Legation From Tokyo
James P. Manion assistant commercial attache in Tokyo and son of Hon. R. J. Manion is transferred to the French legation in Paris and will leave for France this month to assume duties similar to those in Tokyo. He aided ice hockey events with Tokyo and Yokohama Canadians and Japanese college teams, and served as honorary secretary treasurer of the Canadian association this year. Sir George Grierson, 84, is noted as a linguist who knows 300 languages and dialects.
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James P. Manion
Tokyo
R. J. Manion
France
Paris
Jim
Yokohama
Canadian Association
George Grierson
Sir George
Tenderfoot Becomes Key Figure In Gold Mine Dispute
Gerald Keene adopts alias Duro Stone to investigate the Broken Spur looting of the Hour-Glass Ranch. Dad Kane returns with tales of a rich vein on Hour-glass land, while Dustin Goddard plots rapid access to mineral rights, fearing loss to the rival ranch.
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Gerad Keene
Joe Carr
Keene
Gerald Keene
Hour-Glass
Duro Stone
Tenderfoot
Montgomery Ward
Dad Kane
Dustin
Spike Goddard
Broken Spur Ranch
Broken Spur
Thad
Dustin and Spike scheme over rich ore discovery
Dustin asserts dominance as he and Spike plot to keep a lake of ore secret. They fear Dan Kane will reveal wealth from Hour-grasa land and worry about betrays from Gray and Corse. They consider pressuring old man Carr to sell, wary of trespass and protection.
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Carr
Goddard
Dustin
Hourglass
Joe
Kane
Old Kane
Spike
Old Dad
Worthy
Dan
Gray and Corse
Hour Glass Row Sparks Dark Threats and Jealousy
In a tense standoff Spike Goddard clashes with Dustin over Edith Carr in a feud dating back three years. Dustin warns he controls Edith and mocks Spike, while Spike confesses the valley knows of their past and warns of consequences. The scene ends with Dustin escalating and a tease to continue.
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Carr
Almimn
Spike
Seco
Edith Carr
Spike Goddard
Dustin
Joe Carr
Soda Springs
The Rhyming Optimist
A reflective verse on Ulysses and the wandering urge that pulls him from home Then memory softens the myth returning to Penelope and the comforts of hearth and rest The poem contrasts restless longing with the pull of familiar safety and youthful dreamscapes
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Ulysses
Earth
Penelope
Circe
New Synthetic Radium Discovery Expected by Curie Joliot
Mme Irene Curie Joliot will officially announce a synthetic radium formula at a Cambridge conference, reportedly verified in Paris. She and husband Dr Frederic Joliot have worked in secrecy for months, with early success noted last July. The Petit Journal says she may be a Nobel prize candidate like her late mother.
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Mme
Irene Curie-Joliot
Pierre Curie
Cambridge
England
Paris
Curie-Jolot
Frederic Jollot
Petit Journal
Mme. Curie-Joliet
Weather Man Confidence Sparks Golf Plans and Party Weather
In a light exchange the weatherman insists on certainty about rain this afternoon. He reveals he lost his umbrella, plans golf, and his wife hosts a lawn party. A minister jokes about congregants checking watches to see if they are moving.
Loch Lomond Largest Scottish Lake By Length And Width
Loch Lomond is Scotland's largest lake by length at 23 miles, with width varying from five miles to one mile, presenting a broad, irregular expanse in the Highlands.
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Loch Lomond
Scotland
Honor or Honour Duke Of Wellington Invitation Card
A summary notes an invitation card from the Duke of Wellington for a dinner at the Royal United Service Museum to mark Waterloo anniversary. It cites spelling variants honour and honor as Anglo-Saxon remnants and mentions Dr Johnson's Dictionary 1755 standardizing English spelling. It references Castelreagh’s occasional eccentric spellings in 1815.
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Duke of Wellington
Royal United Service Museum
Johnson
Wellington
Castelreagh
Liverpool
London Daily Telegraph
Champion Bicycle Rider of Leeds Celebrates Jubilees
A Leeds cyclist hailed as champion rider marks a long career with 340000 miles logged and 200 miles daily at 65. In 1911 he rode Leeds to London, 195 miles in 12 hours 36 minutes, a record held 21 years. Beginning on boneshaker, he used every bicycle type since. Europe’s rulers included fourteen sovereigns and fifteen presidents among the figures mentioned.
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Leeds
England
London
Little Helps For This Week by George 8 Merriman
A weekly exhortation urging readers to cultivate compassion and courteous conduct at home work and social settings. It emphasizes personal happiness tied to how others behave and how one’s actions affect others daily. The piece recalls biblical wisdom and reflects on self control as the key to influencing moods and harmony.
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George
Merriman
Wiggam Declares No New Crimes in 5,000 Years
Albert E Wiggam, writer, claims no new crime type has appeared in five millennia yet notes saxophonists practicing nearby, implying overlooked or familiar patterns in crime and noise.
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Albert E. Wiggam
Wiggan
Poet Editor Clash Over Poem Purchase
A terse exchange shows a poet claiming full mental effort in a poem while the editor dismisses the work as blank verse and declines to buy. The exchange highlights tensions between artistic ambition and editorial buying standards.
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Proste-Peck
Appleford Paper Products
Hamilton
Ontario
Calgary
Regina
Winnipeg
Jas. P. Manion
the Tenderfoot
Mother Lode
Saul
Gray
Corse
Ames
Phillips
Magnesia
Salon
Rhyming Optimist
Madame Curie
Eveready
Canadian National Carbon Company Limited
Fisher Toronto
Hise
Europe
Peter
Lord
Wesley
Emandes
Canada
Bayer
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