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Cumberland Islander

Location

Cumberland, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Sep 30, 1911

Page

2

Night on the Boardwalk With a Waitress Nora

Bruce, a clean young man, meets Nora a waitress at the Avona Cottage on the Boardwalk. He learns she is not a refined lady but a Queensbury Ranelagh waitress hoping for a better life. After a tense, revealing walk home, he convinces her to consider a different path with dignity while noting the social gap and risks.

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Woolworth Building Rising as NYC's Tallest Structure

Work advances on Broadway at Barclay Street for the Woolworth Building. The 778 foot tower rises from a 110 foot deep caisson foundation to a total 885 feet, with OT stories main block and a central tower, wind bracing, fireproofed elevators, and terra cotta exterior.

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Domesticating the Ostrich at Stellingen Farm

The Hagenbeck ostrich farm at Stellingen near Hamburg has three years of growth proving an ostrich thrives in cold climates. Birds are housed in winter, feathers plucked in spring, mortality is low, and a feather manufacturing plant is planned. Incubators hatch in nine weeks, but shell toughness requires care. a duck acts as a foster mother to hatchlings.

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Kerguelen Islands: Fringe views on colony prospects

Reports by Horioissiere and his brother suggest the Kerguelen Islands could become a prosperous colony. The islands lack trees and have sparse fodder plants, with four exotic species eaten by livestock. Rabbits, rats, and mice are native, sheathbill birds exist with sea birds, sea elephants rebound after near extermination, and whales abound nearby, driving hopes for a whale and sea elephant fishery.

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Oriental Eggs and Chinese Egg Preparations

The Chinese prefer hard boiled eggs often sold roadside. Ducks and geese eggs are favored and aged in slaked lime with herbs for at least five to six weeks. Over time the yolk darkens to green and the white hardens and turns green as well.

Modern logging by machinery reshapes British Columbia forests

In British Columbia the logging industry shifts from hand methods to machinery. A vast Vancouver Island belt near Comox hosts one of the world’s most modern mills with cable way skidder systems, standard gauge rail, and heavy trains hauling logs to water for Fraser River mills. Experts claim the output could reach 500 thousand feet daily as felling and bunking moves to automated processes.

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Kitchen Enticing Tips And Household Remedies

A fragmentary guide lists simple home cures for stains using tomato juice lemon and potato starch. It covers ink and wine stain removal with tomato juice and salt, rubbing mud from black clothes with a potato half, lemon in laundry, and preventing milk skin by adding cold milk. Ants spiders cockroaches may be destroyed with boiling water and alum.

Japanese wood for railways trials in western lines

Western railways have tested cocobolo and Japanese oak for sleeper interiors. The wood is so hard spikes barely drive in, so bored holes and strew spikes are used. Sleepers may last 25 to 30 years and cost slightly more than American oak in California. Native oak scarcity drives search for substitutes.

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What More Could He Ask Is Boss In

A visitor asks if the boss is in and the office boy, lounging with legs on the desk, responds with disdain and cigarette smoke. The exchange shows sharp, informal dialogue as the office boy pretends not to hear and questions the visitor’s inquiry.

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