Sir Penywern’s Wife Grows Close Amid Family Ties
Daphne Gellibrand eases into a summer closeness with Sir Penywern as he pursues marriage, while secrets of her late mother’s past and Lady Acrise’s social ambitions shape a delicate, evolving romance in Redgrange Hall society.
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The Dangers of Sulphur on Chickens in Early Infancy
The article warns against using sulphur with lard to treat lice on chickens. It notes that excessive sulphur burns tender skin, causes sores, and can kill young birds within days. It recommends safer ointments and avoiding such mixtures.
Chinese Labor for France Faces Shortage Amid Arrivals
French labor field strained by scarce manpower in farming and industry. Seldsab organization promotes Chinese labor, with 6000 Chinese expected to work in France in coming months. Twenty Chinese prepare as interpreters for later arrivals. A cargo of 400 tons of cocoa arrived from the former German colony of Cameroon.
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France
Seldsab
Chineee Laborere
Leoten
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Canadian Navy Accomplishments in Early War Effort
Hon J Mazen states since wartime outbreak the navy reconstituted for Canadian defence. Rainbow protected British Columbia commerce, Niobe served Atlantic patrols until repairs, two submarines active on the Columbia coast, Earl Grey sold to Britain, naval volunteers manning Rainbow, Imperial Air Service aiding pilots, hundreds of air recruits, hundreds of auxiliary boat applications, a floating patrol at major harbors, harbor guns, motor torpedoes, mines laid, seven patrols on coasts, ships used as transports, and munitions sent to Britain under admiralty direction.
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Cific
Imperial Aerial Service
Naval Department
Canada
Air Service
Mr. Hazen
Pacific
Women workers and protests over new occupations rise
The essay argues that women entering roles once for men will spark protests and alarm. It notes historical labor patterns, stresses the strain of modern industry, and supports hour and condition limits for women and children while calling for removing coercive restraints rather than adding new ones.
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Wire Worms Threaten Crops In Sod Ground How To Control
Wire worms are slender light brown larvae that bore into roots of field and garden crops. They breed in sod ground and attack cultivated crops when greens are scarce. A three to five year life cycle makes them hard to manage. rotation of crops and catch crops are recommended to reduce damage. Plaintiff lawyer rests the case. defendant’s ditto replies the matter is weak.
Henderson urges rapid merchant ship building in war effort
Arthur Henderson addressing Clyde shipwrights warns that Britain must resume full time merchant ship construction to meet submarine era demands. He stresses limiting skilled labor to essential work and mobilizing all workers for national needs amid losses of 14 700 hours in a Clyde area.
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Board of Education
Nations
Clyde
Board of Trade
Henderson
Admiralty
War Worn Sixty Fourth Strolls From War to Leisure
A weary man in a sunlit street seeks idle pleasure and meals while distant echoes of battle loom in his paper. Across the sea in Hell Ditch British troops endure a third day of watch, eyes bright with patience amid mud and fatigue. The contrast tracks a day’s quiet self indulgence against ongoing war.
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France
Belgium
Mars
Tim Lhe
Pig
Tom and
Planders
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