Aunt Milly's Boston Romance Ends in Rogues Gallery Arrest
Susie discovers Aunt Milly's romance with a professor after reading his love letters. The professor is chased by police and later revealed in a news account. Milly collapses, ending the engagement as the story closes with the arrest.
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Milly
Boston
Florence
Susie Warden
Susie
Wittel
Eir
Wille i Deaton
Holden
Tie
Ny College
Wight
Hlin Tive
Ais
Uls
Bhe
Tid
New York
City
Police Headquarters
Mulberry Street
Ito
Detective Department
Rogues’ Gallery
Marshall
Massarin
du Bois
New Hampshire
Professor du Bois
Discipline Among Ants in the Amazon
Observations by CG Barrington Brown describe a colony of saubas ants in the Amazon and their strict social order. A soldier ant struggles with workers at the nest mouth as others roam, illustrating disciplined behavior and division of roles within the underground colony.
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Amazon
Barrington Brown
Nature's Mole Service Improves Soil While Foraging
Nature uses the mole to aerate soil and mix leaf mold as it hunts earthworms and beetles. While the ridges on lawns may annoy, the creature benefits soil health and enriches the ground, asserts the Ladies' Home Journal.
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Ladies’ Home Journal
Apply for Grocery Job Ends With Quick Hire
A young applicant to a Chicago department store asserts she can handle the grocery department after claiming experience and quipping she can write one pound granulated sugar with three scratches and a flourish. The manager hires her on the spot.
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Chicago Tribune
Letters From Lansdowne School To Grimsby Aboard Exchange
The Toronto Globe reports Lansdowne School pupils sent twenty five letters to Grimsby and Grimsby pupils created two large pictures for display in their gym to promote Toronto Canada. Grimsby sent views in book form and two letters published under Colonial Correspondence. The exchange, now about sixty letters, aims to show Canadian children to English readers and vice versa.
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Lansdowne School
Toronto Globe
J. 1
Mughes
Grimsby
Lansdowne
Toronto
Canada
Gy Magazine
Beatrice Hebdive
Edith Milne
South Africa
Hughes
Great Grimsby
England
Frog farming grows in Canada with rising exports to the United States
Frog industry expands across Canada with large shipments of frog legs to the United States and growing demand in major centres. Notable farms are on the Otanabee River in Peterborough County. Deputy Fisheries reports many lease applications but no licenses issued due to existing farm activity. Eastern bullfrog Rana viresciana favored for size and productivity. hind legs fetch about 50 cents per pound.
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Feterbere
Canada
United States
Dominion
Otonahee River
Peterboro
Italian Patient Finds Comfort in Simple Kindness
An Italian man in Toronto hospital, barely English speaking, experiences a moment of connection as another patient, who speaks just two Italian words, comforts him with Buon giorno and heartfelt sympathy. The tearful exchange underscores shared humanity across language barriers in a hospital ward.
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Toronto
Canadian Enlistment Figures in the War
After the South Africa war declaration, Canadian forces list officers and men across units including Royal Canadian Regiment 1160, 1st Canadian Mounted Rifles 888, Royal Canadian Dragoons 879, Royal Canadian Artillery 889, Strathcona Horse 597, South African Constabulary 1208, Halifat Garrison Regiment 1006, 2nd Canadian Mounted rifles 995, Field Hospital Corps 664, and others totaling around 2000 in Torbay and nearby units.
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Kallsted
Canada
South Africa
Royal Canadian Regiment
1St
Canadian Mounted Rif
Royal Canadian Dragoons
Royal Canadian Artillery
The
Strathcona Horse
South African Constabulary
Halifat Garrison Regiment
2Nd
Canadian Mounted Hides
Canadian Mounted Billyd
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Herald Office
Rogues
Torbay
Canadian Pacific Railway Lands
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Kootenay District
Crows Nest Pass
Kimberley
North Star and Sullivan Mines
Beal & Ellwell
Crows Nest Pass Cranbrook
South East Kootenay
W. Hyde Baker
A. Taylor
Nelson, B. C
Fast Koothenay
Elko
Cranbrook
Moyelle
Kitchener
Creston
Great Iron Range
White Grouse
J. J. Burgess
F. T. Griffin
Winnipeg
Richard Stewart
W. F. Gurd
Cranbrook, British Columbia
Northern
R’y Co
Nelson & Ft. Shephard R’y Co., Red Mountain Railway Co
Rossland
Nelson
Columbia
Spokane
Great Northern, Northern Pacific and O. R. & N. Company
Kaslo
Kootenay Lake
Bossburg
Grand Forks
Greenwood
H. A. Jackson
Gem
Pass
Agt
Fegn
VT Pacific
Ottawa
Montreal
St. John
Halifax
Westminster
Vancouver
Victoria Skagway
Dawson
Seattle
Portland
San Francisco
Upper Lake
Fort William, Sun, Tne
Fli
SOO Line
Paul
Duluth
Chicago
Dummore Junction
St. Paul
Kootenay Landing
Revelstoke
P. Burns & Co
Lumber Robinson-McKenzie Lumber Co., Ltd
L. B. VanDecar
Prop. Cranbrook
B.C
Royal
East Kootenay
Tewly
Count Citles
Europe
Atlantic
Focal
BJ Coyle
Agpa
Coleman
James Greer
Cranbrook, BC
Peter Matheson
G. H. Thopipson
Cranbrook and
Marysville, B.C
Empire Restaurant
Meadames Shaw & Campbell
Post Office
G. P. Tisdale
Candy Kitchen
Harry Fairfield
Thos, T. McVittie, P.L.S
P. O
Fort Steele
Geo. R. Taylor
Charles P. Campbell
Climpton College
Aiken Block
Conedia Tank of Commerce
Brandon Marble and Granite Works
Yiu
Key City Lodge
Meeks
Baker Street
M.D. Billo
y.Beo
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