Fleming's Folly Entangles Townsfolk and Rival Hearts
In a smoky lobby scene Sheriff Stephen, Deputy, and Doc Slater contain a tense aftermath after a shooting aimed at Townsend. Link Fleming faces accusation from Helen Hamilton amid fragile loyalties as Buzz Hamilton lies wounded. Kilgo presses, while Fleming resists a web of irrigation schemes, deceit, and mounting danger as night approachs.
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Stephen
Hints
Doc Slater
Townsend
Sheriff
Doc
Gaines
Link
Helen Hamilton
Buzz
Young Hamilton
Find
Hamilton
Slater
Buster
Boone County
Helen
Roper Kilgo
Link Fleming
Roper
Fleming
Elon
Mr. Kilgo
Gore
Iriga
Bothy
Adobe
Buzz Hamiton
Buster Townend
Irrigation dream tests town and trust in Buckboard ride
In a Western tale Helen questions Buzz about building an irrigation dam to water his spread. Buzz, convinced it will work, contends with doubters including Soak Tormey. The scene shifts to the Triple H Ranch as night settles and the Captain Mountains loom, hinting at stakes and conflict ahead.
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Fleming
Helen Hamilton
Abe
Scv
Buster
Townsend
Buse
Flet
Triple H
Link
Helen
Soak Tormey
Soak
Torney
Irl
Captain Mountains
Buzz and Kilgo in the cattle world discuss fate
Fleming notes Buzz’s closeness to Roper Kilgo, a leading cattleman, and wonders if Buzz may face prison after a shooting. The tone hints at irony as the two characters discuss Buzz’s chance of punishment.
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Buzz
Roper
Scandal and fashion in 19th century headlines
A Montreal talk recaps 1860 to 1890 clippings showing 19th century views on manners and dress. An 1881 engagement kiss provoked a Toronto editorial, 1865 looseness in dress sparked protest, and 1884 English clippings note men’s trustworthiness decline. Ads hint at husbands finding paper collars and cuffs.
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Toronto
J. Alex. Edmison
Montreal
Weeping Princess stamp sparks forging investigations
The Post Office Department reports attempts to forge a tear on the "Princess Elizabeth" stamp issued last spring for the king's jubilee. Known as the "weeping princess" for a small flaw under the princess's eye, the stamp has become a rarity among philatelists.
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Post Office Department
Speeding, En Judge Confronts Persistent Offender On Road
A courtroom exchange features a judge pressing a speeder on his prior appearances while the driver claims he has never appeared, citing his bus can only travel 58. The contrast with poker and Italian politics adds a regional oddity to the tale.
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Speeder
Methods Of Smugglers Far More Clever Than Amateur
A Melbourne bound passenger on the Strath- Aird claimed to expose amateur smuggling tricks. Authors describe professional smugglers using hollow items, false bottoms, hollow walking sticks, umbrella handles, and even bulbs hiding diamonds. Coffins and white elephants illustrate how far smuggling can go, with experts valuing money over ethics.
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Melbourne
Australia
England
Siam
Tourist asks for dog biscuits in run-down town
A tourist sneers that civilized goods are unnecessary in a one-horse town, but the village merchant responds that locals stock what visitors expect, offering bags or dine-in service for dog biscuits.
Peddler Sells No Peddlers Card at House Visit
A peddler called at a residence yesterday selling No Peddlers cards and made a sale. The incident highlights persistent nuisance street traders and consumer protection concerns in the neighborhood.
Famous Wigmaker Willie Clarkson Dies in London Life
The death of Willie Clarkson removes a leading London figure known as a eminent wig maker and impersonator. He dressed to become a character, created elaborate costumes, and his shop on Wardour Street supplied wigs and uniforms for stage stars, kings, and crowds. His life bridged theatre, social events, and fashion with notable clients like Sarah Bernhardt.
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Mie Clarkson
London
Willie Clarkson
Clarkson
William the Conqueror
Wardour Street
Sarah Bernhardt
Y Magdalen
Congress Of Hunters Meets On Wildlife Conference
President Roosevelt called a continental congress of hunters and conservationists to discuss South America game resources with over 1000 delegates likely. J N Darling urged a federation of wildlife agencies to secure protective legislation, with topics including pollution control water use and national parks.
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Ishermen
South America
Roosevelt
Washington
Canada
Mexico
Wild Life Conservation Conference
J. N. “Ding” Darling
Biological Survey Bureau
Arte Iaon
Teaching English In Berlin Cabaret School Prepares for Olympics
A Berlin West End cabaret hosts an English course for its staff as part of a city wide effort to train forty cabarets bars and restaurants in basic phrases for Olympic games next year. Pupils practice greetings orders and farewells before guests arrive.
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Berlin
Germany
Auf/ Wiedersehen
Canada’s 1935 Recovery Progress Noted in Ten-Month Review
A Dominion review of business conditions for January to October 1935 shows Canada’s economic recovery advancing favorably. Field studies on 254 potato farms found diggers injured ten percent of the crop. Cats have sharp dusk vision though not in absolute darkness.
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Dominion
Canada
Printing presses for sale in Regina Saskatchewan
Two printing presses available including a 10 by 15 inch and a 12 by 18 inch Chandler and Price Gordon press. Also a 26 inch guillotine paper cutter and a Linotype machine. All in excellent condition. Apply Box 826 Regina Sask.
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Yee Rony Optimus
Chandler & Price Gordon Press
Regina
Sask
Quiet Years of Patience and Growth in Faith
A devotional piece reflects on Proverbs 20 24 about God directing lives and delays. It urges calm trust while awaiting outward action, arguing that quiet years mature believers for future service and that God remembers every faithful person.
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Iso
Kee foozle chain store offers self service via key access
The Newest Chain Store Marketing of Toronto describes Kee foozle as a new chain store where customers use a key to select items displayed behind glass. A conveyor belt delivers purchases after payment at the cashier. The text also notes a turtle that can draw itself up enclosed by its ribs.
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Toronto
Keefoozle
Earth
Helping Mothers to Cut Down Family's Colds
A vintage health ad promotes Vicks Va-tro-nol as a nasal and upper throat aid to prevent colds. It claims ten drops per nostril reduce swelling, clear nasal passages, and alleviate stuffy heads, noting the Vicks plan for better cold control tested by physicians and included in each package.
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Vicks
Vicks Vatropol
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St. Louis
Congress of Hunters
Chicago
Chicago Musical College
David A. Davis
Max Fischer
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