December 15, 1924
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TUAN CAN-DO
Tuan means “chief” in the East, and Can-Do is very expressive “pidgin” English.
1415
The Man Who Overplayed His Hand
If he hadn't pawned his vest in Western Ontario, Ben Furlong might never have found the opportunity to woo Betty Durham and to “bring in" such an oil well.
2021
Nora Helps the Blind
Nora, whom he remembered as a leggy brat in an orphan asylum, opened the eyes of sophisticated Peter Brent, at their unique meeting in New York.
1213
SHADOW LADY
Ghosts are queer things at the best of times, but they are particularly eerie around Christmas time.
1819
Pokey Entertains for Christmas
It's lucky Christmas is not always like this, or the festival would be a nightmare. First of a new Peter and Pokey series.
2627
Up and Down the Booze Belt
Is rum-running a business or adventure? To what extent do Canadians, off the Atlantic coast, participate, and why? These are merely two of the questions answered by Mr. Raine, who has just returned from spending a few days with the rum-runners.
6667
Women and their Work
SOCIAL SIDE OF COMMUNITY AND CHURCH ENTERTAINMENTS MAY BE ENLIVENED BY GAMES
Many Interesting, Instructive and Practical Suggestions Made for Amusements, in Church Parlor or Your Own Home, Which Will Help to Make Evening Hours Speed Away on Fairy Feet.
1415
Don’t Curse Our Politicians—Help Them!
A biting indictment of shiftless citizenship—a clarion call for constructive “followership.”
2223
Playing Hop-Scotch With Our Taxes
We have only ourselves to blame if we don't vote for economy-pledged candidates for 1925.
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