Eskimo Aid Turns Traitor Into Arrestee After Mountain Rescue
Constable La Marr recounts a perilous pursuit ending with Eskimo Avie aiding his capture. A broken leg is set in a makeshift Arctic hospital as Dr. Morrow and Moira assist, while Avie stays near the sleeping patient and the post awaits full recovery and report.
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Seymour
Avie
Seymour Demead
Avic
Anne
Morrow
la Marr
Trail‘s End
Chariie
North
Luke Morrow
Mission House
Moun Ue
Moira
Oliver O'Maley
Herschel Island
Seavey
Qlespe
Ber
France
Red Cross
Bamime
Tli
D. C
Lake
Spruce
Westert Biizzard
O'Malley
Bilazard
Jay
C. la Marr
R.C.M.P
Eskimo suspect hints at a plan to flee North
Sergeant Seymour interrogates Avie, the Eskimo, about a motive for murder. Avie reveals a wish to go "Outside" to a land of warm summers and grand cities, influenced by Nanatalmute youths who were punished for a killing years ago. The suspect links the motive to outside travel and tales told by punished youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moira
la Marr
Seymour
Avie
Stone House
Avle
Mackenzie River
Land
O'Malley
Dow
Pvie
Evel
Avie Hunters in Eskimo Winter Traps Mysterious Death
Sergeant Seymour questions Eskimo Avie about missing traps and a murder. The native hints that Avie set traps after the sun leaves and snow arrives, tying the case to a long winter and broader motives beyond simple theft. The interview leaves crucial details unresolved as a long winter looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avie
Cass
Seymour
Avic
Gealre
Knights in Armor Fit for Today’s High School Lad
A museum displays a rare sixteenth century suit of mail for man and horse. Dents show blows. the wearer had a 30 inch waist, 13 inch calf, and would wear a modern No 6 shoe. A French criminal, after a year of feigning madness, was sentenced to fifteen years hard labor and broke his signature with a confession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madresa
Puzzling Exchange Between Poet and Packer
A fragment shows a poet exclaiming about the catse and a packer replying that he loves to buy them that way, capturing a terse dialect clash over value and tone.
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Packer
Zeppelins to carry 100 passengers England to Australia
Sir Keith Smith and Sir Ross Smith say two large airships now under construction by Vickers will run England to Australia and India routes within two years using crude oil fuel. Each ship will carry 100 passengers plus baggage and aims to shorten travel time with high comfort. An experimental flight will test conditions and loads as builders push toward a commercial transoceanic service.
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England
Australia
Keith Smith
Ross Smith
Keith
Vancouver
Vickers’, Ltd
Australia- India Service
Vickers
Air Keith
Ancient and Modern Locomotives Spotlight at Wembley
John Cowley aged 82, once fireman on George Stephenson’s world first passenger locomotive, toured the British Empire Exhibition at Wembley. He saw a contemporary pole engine beside a modern locomotive and Canadian visitors learned that British engines rival continental designs. The British army ranks seventh in Europe, behind Russia, France, Switzerland, Poland, India, Spain, and Holland, excluding forces in India.
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Wembley
John Cowley
George Stephenson
India
Russia
France
Switzerland
Poland
Iadly
Spain
Hotland
Our Gallery of River Captains Captain A H M Watertow
Captain Waterlow of the deluxe C L 3.5 Richelieu, English, received Lloyds silver medal for meritorious services near war end. Earning honors with Chief Engineer W. Mr. Meager on October 9. He commanded the German liner 8.8 until 1918. His winter hobby is carpentry.
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A. H. M. Watertow
Richelieu
Lioyd's
Lloyd's
Waterlow
Kerman
W. Mr. Meager
Scott Expert Station list of recommended garden plants
Sixteen years of horticultural work at Scott Sask Dominion Experimental Station yields Exhibition Circular No 109. It lists flowering shrubs herbaceous perennials annuals and bulbs suitable for prairie home gardens, with indoors starting notes and sowing guidance. The circular available from the Experimental Station or Publications Branch Ottawa provides plant details timing and sowing instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott, Sask
Dominion
Prairie Provinces
Tinline
Michel Buchner
Marie Legrave
Publica- Hons
Ottawa
Gold Vanishes Through Wear and Hidden Hoards Across Ages
A column notes gold vanishes yearly by rubbing and handling worth 1 250 000 dollars, with much used in fine arts jewelery and dentistry. It cites Bank of England tests, Peru treasure burials, and ancient tombs of Egyptian kings. Historians estimate Alexander the Great amassed gold that all but vanished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of England
Peru
Egypt
Alexander the Great
Daring Weathercock Stunt At Preston Steeple
Three steeplejacks thrill a Preston crowd as one jacks stands on the weathercock at the 300 ft high Walburges Roman Catholic Church steeple the second highest in England. The arial stunt leaves observers amazed at the bird’s four foot length and the danger told to be trifling by the men. Jack Hornby seeks permission to bring in wild muskox from Northern Alberta hoping to domesticate them if possible and to learn more about potential methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8&T. Walburges Roman Catholic
Preston
Lancashire
England
Trif Mog
Jack Hornby
Alberta
Prince of Wales Opens World Advertising Meeting in London
The Prince of Wales opened an international advertising meeting in London with high praise for the event. The prince attracts more publicity than almost any other figure, according to Buffalo Expre ses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince of Wales
London
Buffalo Expresa
Too Green Hubby Becomes Puzzle Over Unripe Lob Asters
A playful exchange questions if a man sent lob asters and confirms they were returned for being unripe. The quirky note mentions 450,000 fingerprints at Scotland Yard, adding a surprising detail.
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Scotland Yard
Queer Law Splits Tahiti Homes Amid Inheritance Fights
Tahiti heirs engage in protracted disputes under French inheritance rules, dismantling ancestral houses to divide property. Eldest traditionally held the title, but modern law grants each heir a share, fueling court battles. Families bring chisels and court orders, leaving ruined homes as symbols of strife and unresolved kinship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tahiti
Tahili
Papeete
Encourage Use of Domestic Coal to Aid Central Canada
The House of Commons approved a $200 000 vote to assist transportation of Canadian coal to Central Canada. Hon Chas Stewart, Interior Minister, stated the department would extend coal shipments to Central Canada to spur the industry. Coal would come by water to St Lawrence ports as a cost test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Canada
House of Commons
Chas. Stewart
Interior
House
St. Lawrence Ports
Seaside Pleasures Tug at Pooial Climber
A fragmented line notes the pooial climber prefers the seashore to the mountains. The piece jokes about laziness and gender roles, suggesting dish drying is undignified for a man and contrasting coastal settings with inland peaks.
Regina Woman Seeks Relief With Vegetable Compound
Mrs MasgtHa W. Linp of 210 Hobinson St Regina Sask shares her experience with Change of Life symptoms including headaches weakness and constipation. She reports using Vegetable Compound and offers to publish this testimonial to warn others of warning signs like headaches backache and heat in the ears.
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Regina
Sask
Hobinson St
Eara
Iain
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Aetee
James Yrench Dorrance
Glare
Threwsh V. D. Gevdellé, Publishers
Terente
Minard
Dandrus
Knights of Old
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S.S. Richelieu
Canada
A. Blm
Bobby LI
S. Richelizu
Scott
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