Unclear text fragment hints at camp discipline and ward relations
A damaged passage describes native detainees held under guard in a camp cell block and a wary, evolving social dynamic among prisoners, a nurse or keeper named Mae and two men Mor t and Starry Karmack with Names Sey mour and Moria involved in a restrained, rule bound courtship.
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Fa Whiteman
Russell Seyom
Uéer
Mort
Buseé
Bel
Mae
EmmaMorrow
Starry Karmack
Princely Dole
Karmack
Moira
Mission House
Atary
Seymour
Mrs Budge Struggles With Pain and Inability to Stand
A fragmentary recounting recalls Mrs Budge enduring years of sharp side pain that hindered walking, standing, ironing, and daily chores. Birzelle Petiet notes a lengthy illness with interim relief from a remedy or treatment.
Arctic romance tangled with crime and cold motive
Sergeant Seymour confronts Kermack and missionary Luke Morrow after Moira O Malley learns of a murder linked to Avie s disappearance. Accusations fly as fox pelts vanish and the Arctic case shadows a tentative romance. The scene ends with a cliffhanger as Seymour faces further insinuations.
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Beysidus
Mission House
Luke Morrow
Morrow
Ike Moira O'Malley
Luke ‘Morrow
Russell
Madame Emmas
Moira
Arctic
Grst
Kermack
Auig Htmeself
Seymour
Arctic’s
Arctic Trading Post Showdown in the Winter North
Royal Mounted sergeant Russell Seymour confronts trader Harry Karmack at a frozen Arctic post. Tension rises as Moira O’Malley’s presence stirs old loyalties and a broken pact about Oliver’s murder surfaces. Seymour aims to uncover truth and defend rights amid bitter rivalries.
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Russell Seymour
Royal Mounted
Karmick
Seymour
Harry Karmack
Moira
Miss O'Malley
Karmack
Beymourent
Azs
Nothng
Educated Men Fight Odds in Struggling Postwar Life
An Irish university graduate who earned a Whitecross Scholarship and a Belfast teaching post describes his turn to selling newspapers in Streatham after wartime service. He notes his rise from £500 yearly pay to casual work, his failed Canada search, and his grim fight for a living alongside others facing hardship, including a multilingual translator from Aberdeen.
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Streatham
England
Meno
Iriahman
Whiteworth
Queen's University
Belfast
London
Newry
Royall Army Medical Corps
Canada
Aberdeen
First Printing By Movable Type Found In China Evidence
The Detroit News reports Thomas Francis Carter of Columbia University claims printing originated in China centuries before Gutenberg. He cites earliest authentic printing in Japan around 770 A.D. under Empress Shotoku and the Diamond Sutra of 863 A.D. using block-prints, with movable type first used between 1051 and 1058.
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China
Thomas Francis Carter
Department of Chinese
Columbia University
Enurobe
Gutenburg
Carter Saga
Japan
Shotoku
Carter
Detroit News
Rail Gang Creates World Rail Relaying Record in New Brunswick
On the Canadian Pacific Railway in St John New Brunswick a 229 man gang relaid 29.7 miles of rails in two days. The split French Canadian and American crews each laid portion with a fierce rivalry pushing faster times. The first day 14.7 miles, second day 15 miles. last mile completed in 20 minutes.
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Canadian Pacific Railway
New Brunswick
St. John
United States
Maine
Tojr Associates
Commissioner Starnes Denounces Revolver Carry
Commissioner Starnes of the Royal Mounted Police argues against allowing revolvers in public, stating those who carry them do so to shoot and that such a policy mocks civilization. The Ottawa Journal supports the stance as a defense of public safety and order.
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Starnes
The
Royal: Mounted Police
Ottawa Journal
Popular Courses at Maidstone Prison Highlight Arts
Shorthand and typing stand out as the most popular courses among inmates at Maidstone Prison in England, reflecting a focus on practical skills for post-release work. The program emphasizes literacy and vocational training to aid rehabilitation.
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Maidstone
England
Salvage Chief Recalls Wartime Ship Recoveries
Sir Frederick William Young, KBE, chief naval salvage director, recalls Britain’s wartime salvage feats. He cites recovering 12,000 pounds of Canadian foodstuffs from a torpedoed ship and raising the Vindictive at Ostend in 1918 as major achievements. Salvage extended to Allied ships, battleships, cruisers, and submarines with mines.
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Grilion
Yeesels
Britain
Bir
Frederick William Young
Kbe
Nival
Vancouver
Frederick
Grand Fleet
Lord Jellicoe
Sir Frederick
Canada
Ostend
Iphigenia
Intrepid
Thetis
Bruges Canel
Lion
Admiral Beatty
Roryth
Jutland
Barwich
Return to the Moon Promises by German Professor Oberth
German Professor Oberth claims a safe landing mission is possible with a two-stage rocket design. An experimental eighteen foot vessel will test the concept with rabbits aboard before human use. Parallel notes describe anti foreign sentiment checks in Tokyo and a school funded by Japanese society donors.
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Oberth
Earth
Moon
Oberin
Arst
Tokio
Distinguished Naval Careers Highlight Charles Madden and Charles Nixon
The piece notes Admiral Sir Charles Madden’s rise to admiral of the fleet and Sir Charles Edward Nixon’s long war service, including roles at the Admiralty and in the Grand Fleet. Both men are described with high command duties and wartime dispatches, reflecting prominent British naval leadership through the 1910s and 1920s.
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Chartea
Madden
Charles E. Madden
Royal Navy
Atlatc Feet
Charles Edward Nitden
The
Admiralty
Jutland
Ataft
Dr Williams Pink Pills advertised for stomach trouble
An old advertisement explains that stomach trouble stems from weak nerves and diminished gland activity. It claims blood enrichment from Dr Williams Pink Pills strengthens nerves, improves appetite, aids digestion, and restores vigor. Pills sold widely or by mail from The Dr Williams Medicine Co. Brockville Ont.
Skeleton claimed to be Richard III unearthed in Leicester
A skeleton unearthed in Leicestershire is believed to be that of Richard III. The find is handed to Leicester Museum for examination, with historians noting the king died in 1485 at Bosworth Field and played a key role in late Wars of the Roses and royal intrigues.
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Richard III
Richard
Bosworth
Leicestershire
Leicester
Prince Edward
Jieory VI
Menry
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Mena
Oliver Wendel
Holmes
E. W. Howe
MacDonald
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Minard
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