Canada United States war pull boosts farming migration
Canada and the United States align sides in wartime, spurring immigration and farm labor moves. Ottawa reports a 60 percent rise in U S to Canada settlers in the past four months, with forecasts of a further surge in 1917. Immigrants enter via Emerson, North Portal, Coutts, Kingsgate, and Vancouver, boosting western stock and land utilization amid rising grain needs.
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United ‘States
United States
Canada
W. D. Scott
Ottawa
Scott
Emerson
North Portal
Coutts
Oregon
Washington
Kingsgate
Vancouver
Saskatchewan
Immigration ‘Department
Edmonton
Alberta
Wioolpeg
West
Little Willie Sings Off Key in Odious Tune
A local singer known as Little Willie performed a rambling rendition of a garbled song “Colombia Gem of the Oveno.” His attempt included awkward lines and a shouted misquote about “Thy banners make Germany tremble,” prompting the audience to erupt in cheers.
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Willie
Colombia
O. Columbia
Ocean
Brave
Free
Germany
Indianapolis News
Secrets and Affections Stir at Page Hotel
In a hospital drama Sidney learns painful truths as K LeMoyne, a mysterious guest, stays with Sidneys family. Christine Lorens urges caution while K guards a trust and a longing develops, setting a tense, unspoken bond between Christine and K amid hospital life and social pressures.
In the Operating Room Sidney Seeks Growth and Resolve
In spring, Sidney Page nears full acceptance of her role in surgery as she watches Max Wilson and colleagues. She gains confidence, faces personal revolt and romantic tension with Johnny Rosenfeld, and learns the weight of responsibility in the sterilization room.
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K. ‘LeMoyne
Sidney
Anna
Harriet
Max Wilson
Joe Drummond
Siiney
Carlotta
Harrison
Max
Christine Lorens
Palmer Howe
Howe
Hig
Johnny Rosenfeld
Ates
Wilson
LeMoyne
Howardes
Carlotta Harrison
Johnny
Christine
Celestina
Max and
S D.ney
Wilsow
Bidney
Misa Page
Milas Gregg
Lis
Sidsey
Raney
Mats
Sigshee
Rosenfeld
Fou
Whison
Grace Irving
O'Hara
Misa Grange
Abe
Voices and secrets in a hospital ward romance
Fragmented dialogue reveals jealousy and hidden motives as Sidney faces a hospital setting. The story tracks love, betrayal, and power through overheard voices, a surgeon's expertise, and a memory of K Le Moyne shaping the heroine's inner vision.
Sidney and Max Face Love Scandal After Hospital Rumors
In a Sunday scene, Sidney confronts Max about their affair and overheard hospital gossip. Sid expresses hurt while Max pleads, revealing fear for Carlotta and the rift over trust and love as they sit in shade after a tense confrontation.
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Sidney
Max
Carlotta
Questioning Truths About Wilson Strain Lyons With Sidney
A narrator debates whether to swallow personal feelings and tell Sidney the full truth about Wilson. He fears Sidney’s reaction, worrying she may find him cadish and resentful if honesty spills out.
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Sidney
Wilson
The Truth of the Matter Continues
Excerpt shows arguments about importance of certain men who regulate others and boast of their power. The dialogue hints at public perception and the notion that some figures dominate discourse, while truth remains elusive in the discussion.
Explosion Averted In Gas Garage Dialogue
A garbled historic page quotes a garage manager and an inebriated worker discussing near miss with gasoline dangers. It mentions British forces in Champagne, an Alpine glacier turned ice mine, and odd notes on golf and whisky after the war. The fragmentary text blends humor and war imagery with unrelated vignettes.
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Hristun Pinteley
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le Moyne
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Cara
Saxon Motor Car Corporation
Detroit, Michigan
H. A. Wetmore
Sioux City, Ia
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Helda Aley
Otawa
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Garett
Jon Canadian
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