The Squire's Sweetheart Continues Its Melancholy Ride
Dolly sits pale and unknowing as Cooper leads Dolly and Mrs. Bartlett from the hotel into rain and fog. They ride to a remote farmyard courtyard where damp rooms and a bleak interior await. Cooper promises a fire and comfort, though fear for Dolly lingers as the scene closes with speculation of what comes next.
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Cooper
Lion de Flandres
Au Petit General
Avatron
Mrs. Bartlett
Dolly
St. Roch
Montreal Voter Lists and Street Directory Names Noted
A Montreal Star item notes the appearance of many surnames from streets and new voters lists in Petrograd and Jerusalem extracts. It highlights random sampling from Montreal school examination results where names often appear on the honor roll as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscovitch
Neiderhoppen
Ostroff
Ofshitzer
Rabinovitch
Salmanovitch Schleifer
Stetkoff
Abrams
Bloom Bernstein
Hoenstein
Hirscovitz
Kamanovitch
Liebof
Shuster
Coiselberg
Nadler
Yarvoslavsky
Montreal Star
Potash Output in 1916 Tops 1915 Figures at Nebraska Lakes
The U S Geological Survey reports a 1916 potash output of about 1 ton valued at an indeterminable figure, far surpassing 1915 production. Nebraska alkali lakes account for the largest share of output in the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Geological Survey
United States
Nebraska
Absorbing Powers Of Dairy Products
Dairy products readily take up odors and flavors from feed and surroundings. Strongly flavored vegetables, hay, and even stale air in barns or cellars can taint milk, cream, or butter. Only mildly flavored feeds and odor free storage prevent taint. avoid fuels like kerosene and gasoline tainting dairy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alps
C.A.G
Woolwich Arsenal Expands To 100000 Workers
The Woolwich Arsenal now employs over 100,000 workers, a growth from earlier peace time levels. The surge in labor requires larger commissariat and housing, demanding unprecedented organizational efficiency and scale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwich Arsenal
Canned Chicken Preparation Process From Health Service Notice
A detailed home method for making canned chicken using the straight pack technique. Steps include selecting fleshy portions, packing in jars with seasoned liquid, boiling times for pint and quart jars, handling liquids, and sealing tops after cooling to ensure airtight closures.
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Robi. Barnes
Meat and Canned Foods Division
Health of Animals Branch
Department of Agriculture
Ottawa
Storm uproots many trees never felled before in Indiana
An Indiana paper notes a recent storm blew down trees that had never been blown down before, suggesting unusual wind strength or damage patterns. The remark raises questions about repeated tree loss in the same areas and potential local forestry effects.
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Indiana
Saving Young Stock By Food Administrator Action
The article argues the food administrator should curb slaughter of infantile domestic animals to reduce waste and raise dairy and poultry production. It claims calf slaughters depress milk supply and prices, hinder fertilization, and threaten eggs and poultry growth, urging decisive intervention to save future dairy and stock value.
Birds of a Feather in German Forces Praised
German press lauds former convicts now serving in the land and sea forces as decent citizens for their color service. Backsliders are rare, offenses slight, and one ex-prisoner earned a sergeant promotion after aiding a raid on a private savings bank.
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Perhapa
Poultry Keeping in Town and Country Bulletin No89
The Dominion department of agriculture issued Poultry Keeping in Town and Country Bulletin No.89 by F. L. Elford. The 48 page guide covers housing feeding varieties mating hatching marketing and general management for backyard and farmyard poultry with 70 illustrations and free availability from Ottawa Publications Branch.
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Dominion Department of Agriculture
Dominion Poultry Husbandman
FL c Liford
Elford
Department of Agriculture
Ottawa
Quote from Detroit Free Press prompts terse judicial pledge
A Detroit Free Press excerpt quotes a judge promising to speak only the truth in a courtroom setting. The dialogue highlights the limit of what he will disclose and frames a restrained legal exchange.
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Detroit Free Press
Blood and boots in a recruit’s grim vow
An applicant declares he must shed blood for his country while a recruiting officer jokes about discipline and gaudy socks as they discuss enlistment.
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Puck
Judge and Prisoner Exchange in Courtroom Remark
A judge dismissively questions a prisoner about earning money while noting the defendant’s prior support for the judge. The dialogue highlights tension between legal authority and personal politics in a courtroom moment.
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Nogsay
Iwne
Buwar
Sunerys
Pews & Jarid
Buq F& 307 Co
Jurova
Safa Asdo
Vaipp
Mao
Gunod
Poe
Sayiesa
Dassvd
JO Aoumpins
Jepon
Asmbur
W. NU Li
Montreal
Appleford
Sandyrappers
Iis
Auine
Alae Tea
Appleford Counter Check Book Co., Limited
Hamilton, Canada
Toronto
Winnipeg
Vancouver
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