Influence for Peace Ties Cited by Austrian Ally Friend
Daily Express reports a personal friend of Empress Zita of Austria claiming influence to sway British MPs in favor of peace. The note suggests Austria-Hungary could withdraw from the alliance with Germany, enabling action. A separate comic exchange ends with a client remark about Mr. Flubdub’s busyness and a lost order.
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Daily Express
Lapeess
Zita
Austria
House of Commons
Peance
Charles
Austria-Hungary
Unclear Fragments Prompt Personal Query
Fragmentary text shows a personal inquiry about relationship talk with Sally Farmer and a plan to tell someone something. Limited readable details mention a summer proposal and leaving for another.
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Sally Farmer
The Squire’s Sweetheart Continues in Tense Uncertainty
Hilary and the Squire weigh risks as Dolly’s case and old Gilbert Sowth’s petition fuel fear. Langton’s whereabouts remain unknown after a grim night, with Egerton and Verner offering cautious hope while Langton’s letters and a missing message loom over the village.
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Don
London
Hilary
Fgerton
Squire
Gilbert Sowth
Ae AN
Egerton
Ham
Dolly
History of ice storage from ancient to early modern times
The article traces ice storage from ancient Greece and Rome to the Turks and France. It notes early icehouses and snow pits used by Alexander the Great in India, vaulted Turkish cellars storing large ice blocks, and the later French adoption of molded ice and artificial water shaping techniques by the end of the sixteenth century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander the Great
Pera
India
Ander
France
Brusiloff Admired for Youthful Vigor and Resolve
The Daily Mail portrays General Brusiloff through Hamilton Fyfe as a nimble sixty four year old leader, calm under pressure, swift in planning, and eager to end the war. The piece credits his ability to unite Russia and insists his orders are obeyed, highlighting his broad appeal and decisive energy.
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Hamilton Fyfe
Brusiloff
Daily Mail
Russia
Fifth Battalion Praise Sought For Saskatchewan Regiment
A letter from the front lauds the Fifth Battalion of the 1st Canadian Division for its record in France since 1915. It appeals for provincial support from Saskatchewan citizens and leaders to bolster regimental funds and aid wounded soldiers, noting generous past gifts and the battalion’s high commendations from commanders.
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Edmonton
Saskatchewan
Canada
Valcartier
France
Sth
Britain
F. B. Bagshaw
Mosquito Control Learnings From Conservation Foresters
The article explains mosquitoes as major summer pests and cites breeding in stagnant water as the key to control. It recommends draining or treating water bodies, using kerosene films on still water, and personal protection through rubs and repellents. It notes Buhach as effective in surveys for smoke-based pest deterrence.
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Commission of Conservation
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Eddy
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W. Deerman ST
Few York
Thrace
America
H. Clay Glover Co., Inc
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New York
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Pelham Ursery CO
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Si Hawkins
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Pias
Appleford
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