Pneumonia Trial in the Backwoods Camp
The narrator tending Molly Hope who lies near death from pneumonia in a remote campsite. He builds an open air hospital, administers improvised remedies, and clings to hope as Molly battles fever, pain, and delirium while love slowly awakens within him.
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Molly
Jane
Anne
Jane Boyce
Molly Hope
Mayo Hope
Frank
Discovery Hill
Green Islands
Molly Lake
Ben
Mself
Braken proposes gas tax fund road works in Manitoba
Premier John Braken communicates to the Manitoba Motor League proposing earmarking the provincial gasoline and auto license taxes exclusively for road construction and maintenance. The plan would raise about $500,000 for provincial trunk highway funding and place control and financing of highways with the provincial government.
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John Braken
Manitoba Motor League
Bootleggers Severely Cut Into Manitoba Liquor Profits
Officials offer rewards for information leading to seizure of illicit stills as bootleggers erode profits of the Manitoba liquor control commission. Authorities estimate the commission’s profits fell by about $100,000 in 1925.
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Manitob Liquor Control Commission
Marquett's Member Proposes Dominion Merchant Marine Resolution
In the Dominion House last week Mr Mullins introduced a resolution urging the Canadian Government Merchant Marine to withdraw from the North Atlantic Conference and operate independently of any steamship association to confer maximum advantage on Canadian producers.
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Dominion House
Mullins
Canadian Flour Exports Reach 68 Countries in Latest Crop Year
Official figures show wide distribution of Canadian flour. Greenland bought 2.691 bbls, Brazil 35.659, Austria 1.011, Morocco 3839, New Zealand 287, Palestine 4.212, Peru 1.637, Portuguese Africa 10.017, Spanish Africa 2.372, the Philippine Islands 3.626, and Venezuela 110,601. Sixty eight countries and dependencies purchased Canadian flour in the last crop year.
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Greenland
Brazil
Austria
Moecco
New Zealand
Palestine
Penu
Portugese Afric
Spanish Africa
Lippine Islands
Venezuela
Annual Report of the Silerton Watch Mission Band 1925
The Silerton Watch Mission Band reports 25 members with 18 on average at 10 meetings in 1925. Notable events include a March 15 song service netting 9.50, a June 4 picnic raising 20, an October 16 play earning 20, and total contributions of 85 sent to headquarters under leader Mrs R W Broadfoot.
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Smaster
Th W.3i.s
M. B
S.u
R. W. Broadfoot
Doukhobor Land Sale Sparks Immigration Plan in Kamsack District
Three hundred Doukhobor families sold 50000 acres in the Kamsack district for 1250000 to an Alranian immigration association. The plan aims to replace departing families with new arrivals from Russia. Mild weather reduced fur quality and yield. trappers suffered scarcity. Fishing on Lake Manitoba and Lake Winnipeg continued through the ice with prices above last year.
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Kamsack District
Russia
Hudsons Bat
Lake
Manitoba
Winnipeg
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Marquett
THE
Silverton Watch Mission Band
W.W.W. Wilson
Mr. Merchant
Vancouver
Victoria
New Westminster
Canadian Pacific, Railway
Banff
Crescent
Canada
Sleigh Shoe Steel
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