Garth Rescues Lilith Then Plans Northern Honeymoon
In a frozen frontier clash Garth overpowers Huxley and arrests the murderer. Lilith aids, then joins Garth aboard a cabin plane and accepts marriage as they head toward Edmonton and possible travel to Japan with a promised socialite welcome from Mrs. Garth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garth
Huxley
Huxby
Laney
Dillon
Miss Ramill
Husxby
Lilith
Alan
Kipling
Anc
Huxlby
Iabin
Constable Dillon
Mackenzie Bend Flight to Great Slave Lake
A cross country flight follows the Mackenzie to a bend below the Liard. Garth bypasses Fort Simpson and continues upriver to Great Slave Lake and Fort Resolution, where he تصمیم to set up before sunset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackenzie
Great Bend
Liard
Garth
Fort Simpson
Great Slave Lake
Fort Resolution
Outlying U S Territories and Their Acquisition
The article lists U S possessions Alaska Hawaii Porto Rico the Virgin Islands the Philippines Guam American Samoa and Samoa with dates and terms of acquisition. It notes Alaska bought 1867 for 7 2 million Hawaii annexed 1898 Porto Rico ceded after the Spanish American War and the Virgin Islands bought 1917 for 25 million. It also mentions Samoa jointly tutored 1889 to 1900 and split in 1900. A second item reports a 65 000 year old monster skeleton on display at the Winnipeg museum found near Treherne along the Abissiboine river, 30 feet long resembling a giant lizard. bones assembled in 18 months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
United States
Alaska
Russia
Hawaii
Porto Rico
Spain
Virgin Islands
Virgin Island
West Indies
British West Indies
Denmark
Philippines
Guam
Mariana Archipelago
Pacific
American Samoa
Samoa
South Pacific
Germany
Great Britain
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Manitoba
Winnipeg Museum
Abissiboine
Treherne
Mothers Teaching Wild Offspring Show Patience and Skill
An article recounts how wild animal mothers such as badgers and kingfishers educate their young. It describes patient woodcraft lessons, scent and wind awareness, sharing meals, and teaching fish diving through step by step demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver G. Pike
Tit-Bits
France Leads in Mineral Water Exports and Consumption
France drinks and exports the most mineral water of any nation, signaling a dominant role in global mineral water markets and consumer demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
New House Dress Pattern No. 1787 B Promises Easy Sewing
Barbara Bell Pattern No 1787 B offers a trim house dress with a V neck front and back, contrasting fabric, bright buttons, and a full-length front panel with novel pockets. Sizes 14 to 44, required yardage listed, includes illustrated guide and 15 cent pattern book order details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Bell
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Adams St
Chicago
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Pride and Duty in Familial Wars
A reflective piece notes that loving parents and staying true to family traditions guard against public shame, celebrating old fashioned values amid modern pressures. The passage emphasizes loyalty, honor, and the enduring bonds of family heritage.
Rockefeller Gift to Palestine Museum Opens
The Palestine Archaeological Museum, finished at two million dollars, is a Rockefeller gift. It aims to house information on the country’s historic past with Palestine excavation specimens including the Galilee skull and relics of Hebrew monarchy. Advertising note promotes Dr Bierce’s Pleasant Pellets for liver and bowel regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palestine
Dr Bierce
Always High The Wages of Sin Never Agreed On
A reflective editorial notes that the cost of vice is paid in hidden ways and cannot be foreseen, urging caution about pursuing forbidden paths and the consequences that follow.
Also Mentioned on This Page
WNT Service
Robert Ames
Bennet A Ght By
Robert Ames Bennet
Airways
Slave River
Burton Ramill
Edmonton
Civilization
Orient
Mr. Garth
Hudson’s Bay Company
Royal Geographical Society
Squaw
Rockefeller
Cuticura
Malden
Mass
Earmers
Firestone
Firestone Auto Supply and Service Store
Richard Crooks
Nelson Eddy
Margaret Speaks
WEAF
Firestorn
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