Mystery Arrestee Sparks Arctic Mission Plot
An Arctic mission story reveals a man fleeing with a warrant for robbery of the company. The scarlet special delivered him a credibility tale but the sergeant exposes the arrest warrant and urges Miss O Malley to reveal plans. Mission House is involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
North
Arctic
Spécial
Special
Misa O'Malley
Abel
Seynour
Karmack
Mission House
Morrow
Aprang
Motra
British Columbia
Scarlet
Living Targets On The Trail Of A Windigo
Sergeant Seymour pursues a fugitive through a lethal Arctic wasteland chasing justice and a doomed chance to rescue Molm O Malley. He weighs duty against a personal stake, racing with hours to spare before a feared fate befalls the beloved woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour
Harry Karmack
Molm O'Malley
Royal Mounted
Women Forty to Fifty in Winnipeg Health Piece
A Winnipeg article discusses health issues facing women around ages forty to fifty five. It mentions common symptoms and remedies, noting practices and experiences of women in the period. The piece references Lydia E Pinkham’s remedy and personal testimonies from readers in Winnipeg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Man
Lydia E
Hans
Pursuit Through Frost to O Myles Morows'
Sergeant Seymour races across the Arctic with whistle and malamutes to intercept Karmack after Moira O Malley plans a rapid eastward escape toward the Mackenzie. Weather is harsh, pursues through a barren tundra, as the mission seeks to halt the fugitive before he reaches Wolf Lake or beyond Armistice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo
Karmack
Reacal
Armistice Detachment
Luke Morrow
le Banc
Arctic Company
Wander
la Marr
Morrow
Mission House
Stern
Order of Mercy
Seymour
Mofra
Moira
Arctic
Enma
Rght
I Doga
Ste Fn
Mackenzie River
Wolf Lake
Moira O'Malley
Harry
Gort
Wergeant
Silenced Gun Duel at a Snow Camp
In a snow bound scene on an isolated camp Koplock Karmack and Moira O Malley confront a roving gunman. Moira defends with an automatic as Scarlett counters a hail of bullets and a near fatal shot injures the aggressor revealing a tense standoff in the Arctic frost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karmack
Royal Mounted
Koplock
Arcte
Moira
Tie
King
Seymour
Moira O'Malley
Ottawa
Scarlett
Eskimos Lose Grazing Lands in Alaska Amid Herd Pressures
Alaska Native reindeer herders on Seward Peninsula face loss of grazing areas as no land leasing or grazing laws exist. William T. Lopp, superintendent of the Alaska Division of the Bureau of Education, notes natives’ prior land rights are being crowded out by expansion and lack of regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Seward Peninsula
William T. Lopp
Bureau of Education
Lopp
Edmonton Graduates Basketball Team Claims World Championship
By derenung ae team from Strass burg in the Olympic Games at Paris the Edmonton Commercial Graduates Basketball team have been declared undisputed champions of the world. This team of girls have made a wonderful record. AL comers so far have been beaten by the Edmonton elms. During the 21 years ending 1905 Japan had an average of 1461 earthquakes a year most of them slight. There is an earthquake about once a week in the city of Lima Ferg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
By Derenung
Strassburg
Paris
Edmonton Commercial
AL Comers
Edmonton Elms
Japan
Lima
Ferg
Admiralty Jutland Report Spurs Historical Debate
The Admiralty releases its Jutland account, but controversy endures. Lord Jellicoe disput es many findings, defending Evan Thomas against claims of delayed action. The broader dispute remains over fleet movements and criteria of possibility, with Scheer and Corbett cited as contrasting authorities.
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Leed Justicoe
Admiralty
Jutland
Leistre
Lll
America
Baltic
Lord Jellicoe
First Sea Lord
Evan Thomas
Scheer
Sir Julian Corbett
Guarding Wembley Treasures Guarded by 200 Specialists
The Wembley treasure guard protects millions in jewels across the grounds palaces and sections led by Major Crookes and a staff of nearly 200 ex police detectives and veterans. Dominion overseas sections have their own guards with patrolling clocked watches and native teams in Ceylon South Africa India Canada. Night locking and time sheets ensure security while the British Empire Exhibition remains highly protected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wembley
Crookes
Veterans Corps
Ceylon
South Africa
India
Canada
Queer Animals In Panama Jungle Findings From Marah Expedition
Scientists studying Marah expedition findings report unusual Panama jungle fauna. Notable items include a frog that builds a dam and hosts a love song scene, another frog species with eggs sealed by foam, and a trio of remarkable aquatic creatures. Breder describes piranhas, a freshwater flying bish, and an armored fish eaten like a crab.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama Jungles
Richard O. Marsh
Charles M. Breder, Jr
Newark
American Museum of Natural History
Mr. Breder
Breder
Panama
Byron and the Abbey Plea For Recognition of Genius
The Spectator argues against Westminster Abbey turning down a memorial for Lord Byron. It notes many celebrated figures are honored there and asserts Byron’s genius endures beyond personal failings. The piece urges memorializing the poet, urging a past wrongdoing cannot erase his verse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Byron
Charles I
Mary Queen of Scots
Brest
Spectator
London
Box making in British Columbia industry study
An important branch of the British Columbia forest products sectors is the manufacture of wooden boxes. There are twenty five box making plants with a capital between three and four and a half million dollars. About twelve hundred people are employed and the annual payroll exceeds one million two hundred fifty thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Columbia
Chinese Rain God Credited With Breaking Drought Spell
Rainfall in May 22 in Piking and vicinity coincided with a ceremonial appeal to Yu Shen the rain god. Officials of Shantung sent Ming dynasty iron tablet to Beijing to appeal for relief. tablet carried in a yellow sedan chair to a Forbidden City temple. Officials and citizens observed incense and kowtowing as in imperial days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drouth
China
Peking
Yu Shen
Shantung
Hanfanhsien
Forbidden City
Republic
Baby's Own Tablets Praised by Mother in Quebec
A St. Godfrey mother in Quebec says Baby's Own Tablets are excellent for three children, keeping them on hand as a mild laxative that relieves constipation aids digestion and promotes sleep. Sold by medicine dealers or by mail at 25 cents a box from The Dr. Williams Medicine Co., Brockville Ont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Godfrey
All Medicine Dealera
Mall
Dr. Willams' Medicine Co
Brockvite
Ont
Numy Judges Beauty Contest At Montreat Star
Jimmy was popular among the girls at picnics and dances but lost favor. A beauty contest was held with Numy as judge at Montreat Star, leaving Jim unsupported and excluded from judging.
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Jimmy
Jim
Numy
Montreat Star
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