The Squire's Sweetheart Continues in Town
The Vicar faces gossip as Hilary reveals Sir Gilbert seeks divorce from Lady South. Hilary fears the scandal harms Margaret South, hoping she becomes his wife. The Vicar, burdened by slander, clings to Meyrick’s protection and prays for mercy on the innocent.
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Hilary
Lady South
Gilbert
Mr. Pritchard
Margaret South
Bertram Pritchard
Meyrick
Gilbert South
Silverthorne
Silverdale
Love Lies Bleeding Prelude in a London Night
Hilary wrestles with guilt and duty as he debates visiting townsfolk while uneasy over Dolly and Mrs. Bartlett’s disappearance. The Squire arrives bearing grim news, Dolly and Mrs. Bartlett missing since morning, hinting at darker secrets to come.
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Hilary
Squire
Dolly
Saskatchewan Battalions Fight To Keep Fund Rush Alive
A front line letter from Saskatchewan urges Premier W. M. Martin to support the 5th Canadian Infantry Battalion. It details regimental funding struggles, canteen profits, and local generosity from Moose Jaw and other towns as the unit suffers near depleted funds after two years in France and Belgium. The message asks for provincial pride and aid to ensure proper comforts and morale for the men.
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Regina
Almoft
W. M. Martin
Saskatchewan
Martin
Sth
Valcartier
Cavalry
Western Cavalry
Canadian Infantry Battalion
Manitoba Dragons
Saskatchewan Lightorse
Saskatchewan Light Horse
British Columbia Light Horse
Alberta
Corps of Guides
Manitoba
British Columbia
France
England
11Th Canadian Infantr Battalion
5Th
Canada
Moose Jaw
Yorkton
Ypres
Festubert
Givenchy
Canadian
Sdets
Canadian War Contingent Association
Belgium
Germany
German crop outlook blamed as over optimistic official report
In the Reichstag committee hearing on June 25, speakers criticized the government's optimistic crop prospects report. Prince von Schoenaich-Carolath charged misrepresentation and raised false hopes amid food regulation confusion. Socialist Eb ert and Farmers' Union head Roessicke joined in denouncing the official view as unrealizable and stirring demand.
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Reichstag
Ways and
Prince von Schoenaich- Carolats
Ebert
Herr Roessicke
Farmers’ Union
Aoes
Pocket Assistance Noted In Local Report
A fragment notes someone going into a pocket and others helping out of their way. The text provides no clear event, people, or location to identify a full news item.
Sailors Paid To Smuggle Letters
Federal investigators seized a bundle of letters believed to be German covert mail intended for Alexander von Nuber former Austrian consul general in New York. Sailors on a Scandinavian steamship delivered the letters to a Hoboken saloon keeper and admitted being paid to smuggle mail past British censors. Some letters were addressed to people in New Zealand Australia and India.
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United States
Germany
Alexander von Nuber
New York
von Nuber
Austria
Low
von Nuher
Hoboken
New Zealand
Australia
India
Tape in France Delays at French Port Halt Coal Supply
A Pall Mall Gazette report notes red tape at a French port hindering operations. Big hoists halted for 18 hours due to coal shortage, until a supply finally arrived. A British transport officer grew irate as a cargo of 4 tons waited to be unloaded.
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France
Pall Mall
Incomplete Exchange Over Piano Display at Lunch
A master directs an assistant during a lunch break to show instruments to a customer. Dialogue reveals a student confirming readiness to assist, followed by an interrupted reply and a prompt to send for help. The fragment depicts a music shop setting with improvised instruction.
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Ok Teheon
My Arlington Co
Fraser Ay
The
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Limite Enue
America
IDOG
Aisis
Ertons
Lionel Egerton
Mrs. Egerton
Mr. Langton
London
Strand
West End
Don
Margaret
Onnaweyrar
Pelham Nursery CO
Dangerous Witk & Tiktorakdy
Weal
Fool
Foran
Bouchard
Geneva
Mra Rion
Kos Angeles Times
Raat
Optimists Crop Report
Now
Pullman Porter
Sal
Appppleford
Sawswrackers
Appleford Counter Check Book Co., Limited
Hamilton, Canada
Montreal
Winnipeg
Vancouver
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