Comlyn Alibi and Morgan's Wager At Jomlyn Court
In a tense scene at Jomlyn Court Sir Anthony Morgan debates a dangerous bet and a looming scandal with Professor Zimbalist. Morgan's supposed plan to deny violence clashes with a promise given to the host as the truth finally edges toward disclosure.
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Ivobsabet
Ner
Orban
Hon
Jomlyn Court
Bine
Anthony
Morgan
Wrst
Anthony Reinal
Morgar
Mor
Zimbal
Antold Kittr
Eli
Hns
Cort
Professor Murmer
Sir Anthony
Zimbalia
Morgans
Bockinghdenahiee
Anthon West
Do Not Starve the Soil Intensively
An article argues Canadian farmers must shift from extensive land expansion to intensive cultivation. It cautions against relying on new acres, advocates crop rotation and stable natural fertilizers, and notes Europe’s devastation may depress prices. Mixed farming could support long term soil health and national wealth.
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Europe
Ttle
Cova
The Man's Girl At Her Best
A compact guide describes the ideal woman as the man's girl not a flapper. She preserves dignity and reserve, avoids airs, wins respect, and remains sweet and lively without forward vulgarity. Her restraint keeps his interest alive and avoids slander.
Wheat sowing expands worldwide says international institute
The International Institute of Agriculture reports larger wheat sowings this year in Denmark France Great Britain Luxembourg United States British India Japan and other regions. In the United States and British India winter sowings rise about 5 percent amid generally good crop prospects, with favorable conditions boosting expected grain yields.
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Wmternational Institute of Agriculture
Denmark
France
Brian Luxemburg
United States
British India
Japan
Tenis
Ireland
Spain
Great Britain
A Hopeless Appeal to German Honor on Belgium Fate
Herr Harden makes an eloquent appeal to German countrymen on behalf of Belgium, condemning the German government’s actions in war and questioning independence under foreign domination. He denounces Machiavellian statecraft used to bolster the Hohenzollern dynasty and calls for decency and honor in international conduct.
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Herr Harden
Belgaum
Count von Hertling
Belgium
Intinuerd
Beleiom
Alfie
Machisevelhans
Of Interest to Women in War and Work
A collage noting women filling roles in post office work in San Francisco Detroit industry blueprints in France suffrage talk in France and leadership awards. Mentions England’s Ethel Sayer as a top businesswoman and Kathleen Scott opening public posts. awards for bravery and war service across nations.
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Siruies Atv Vacrines
San Francisco
Maxwell Automotile Company
Detroit
France
Chamber of Deputies
Ethel M. Sayer
England
Jangary
Antoinette d'Artagnan
United States
District of Columbia
Mies Kathryn Sells
Prventle Court
Weshitegtown
Ient
Margaret Defend
Field Marshal
Haig
Pollard
Rose Ridge
Alberta
Red Cross
Tay Kathleen Scott
Samnors
Leland Standiford University
In the Pasture Lot with Ferns and Berries
A description of a hillside pasture with rocks, tall ferns, wild roses, barberry, blue berries, juniper, and sweet fern. The narrator climbs a broad slope above a distant home, noting hay, cedars, and a silver river horizon with distant mountains on the western edge.
Unclear fragment yields brief notice card
The readable text fragment is nonsensical and lacks identifiable people places or events to summarize into a coherent news item. No concrete entities or actions can be extracted for a valid T S pair.
Bee Keeping in the West the Alberta Bee-Keeper
The article profiles Mr. Henderson of Alberta who maintains fifteen hives and imports queens as needed. He lost four colonies last winter to queen deaths and has generally had honey surpluses, harvesting over a ton last season. He prefers extracting honey over selling comb and wintering bees in a cellar with careful ventilation and temperature control. He notes willow weed and white clover as top nectar sources and recalls early transport from Calgary by stagecoach, with five days travel.
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Alberta
Edmonton
Toda
Henderson
Calry
Caleary
Women Run French Farms Amid War Hardships
French farm life is transformed as women manage fields while over 10 million Frenchmen are killed or incapacitated by war. Despite shellfire in zones like Champagne women sustain grape and crop work, with wives and widows taking double duty.
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Champagne
France
More and Better Butter From Saskatchewan Farmers
The Saskatchewan Creamery at Moose Jaw reports firmer dairy activity with 50 percent higher output by May 1 and a 100 percent rise in May versus prior years. Managers credit better cows, feeding, and handling, noting much of the cream is sweet cream and the butter quality and prices reflect strong dairy industry fundamentals in Western Canada.
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Saskatchewan
Moose Jaw
Wester Canada
Lancashire Clogs Fuel War Time Demand Across Britain
Clogs from Lancashire gain popularity as the “man from Landcashire” works in munition stores across the British Isles. Woolwich orders 140 pairs from the manufacturer as Alderwood sole material tightens. Experts warn it may be ten to twelve years after the war before stockpiles of Alderwood recover.
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British Isles
Lancashire
Woolwich
Arsenal
Alderwood
Kaiser Pleads for Lichnowsky at William's Personal Revest
Amsterdam despatch to the Exchange Telegraph notes Kaiser pleads for Prince Lichnowsky, amid a Prussian Lords meeting to expel Prince Cherice Lichnowsky, the German ambassador in London, at the outset.
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William
Amsterdam
Exchange Telegraph Company
House of Lords
Cherice Lichnowsky
London
Money Making Soldiers Use Solder From Tins In War Effort
British infantry units devised a furnace method to melt used bully beef tins for solder. Each battalion could yield about 45 pounds of solder daily from 350 tins, selling at 4d per bar. Area furnaces operated under town majors with steam from refuse burning, turning war waste into cash and supporting laundries.
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Q.T
Uruguayan seized ships chartered to U S merchant fleet
Government of Uruguay seizes former German steamers and charters 62 000 tons to the United States. The first ship Artigas formerly Hregand of 83 800 tons raises the American flag. All eight ships of equal tonnage will be allocated to war trade with Uruguay, with option to sub charter four vessels to Britain.
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Uruguay
U. S
Artigas
Hregand
United States
Duty of Self Protection in the League of Nations Creed
The piece argues against treating the League of Nations as mere sentimentality. It portrays it as a stern fighting creed requiring liberal minds to unite against Prussian militarism. Defeating militarism is seen as the path to the league and the main wartime objective.
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League of Nations
Westminister Gazette
Invention Adds Rocking Chair Link to Operate Chain
An attachment was invented to connect a rocking chair to a chain so a sitter can operate the chain with reduced effort. The device enables indirect control of the chain mechanism from a rocking chair setup.
Cutting and Curing Alfalfa for Best Feeding Value
The article stresses timely cutting and careful curing of alfalfa hay to maximize yield quality. It recommends harvesting new growth from the crown when one half to one inch long, and prefers coil curing for better color, aroma, and feeding value, with windrow as alternative. Weather dictates when to coil and how long to cure, aiming to minimize leaf loss and maximize second crop.
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Altalia
Weather Glass Test Tube Weather Folklore
A ten inch weather glass shows varied outcomes from the liquid state. Clear liquid signals bright weather while bottom crystals predict thick air frost in winter. Other patterns indicate rain, thunderstorms, wind, fog or snow within days.
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Cobmands
Orelie
Mar Melin
Virion
Marine
Marinne Eye Remedy Co
Chicago
N. OU
Aiden
Edmonton Bee Man
Western
Canada
Kaiser
Lichnowsky
Philadelphia
American Hospital For
Liest
Coningsby Davison
God “Housekeeping
Ondnance
Caserne
Children’s Hospital
Amera
Iito
Stern
Dives
Para-Sani
CO. D
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Appleford Counter Check Book CO
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
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