Within the Law Confrontation Ends in Confession
Garson in a tense police office drama confesses to murder while inspector Burke and Cassidy tighten the web around Chicago gang members. Mary Turner fears for her future as Joe Garson vows to protect her and faces possible legal peril.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garcon
Dacey
Eddie Griggs
Garson
Ana
Joe
Emoton
Chicago
Griggs
Burke
Carson
Bure
Cassidy
Mary Turner
Mary Rnet
Dick Glider
Mary
Gilder
Nervous trouble relief cited for Lydia E Pinkham tonic
Mrs Dewrrr Smreesaucu of West Danby New York reports lifelong nervous trouble eased by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She notes improvements for herself and her daughters and says the household keeps the remedy on hand. The ad promotes the product as a tonic for female derangements and nervous symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Danby
Lydia E. Pinkham
Decrease in Live Stock in Canada
The article cites a 50 percent drop in hog numbers in Canada over two years, per Kt. & Wilson of Ottawa. It notes declines in hogs and cattle nationwide due to poor crops, then mentions signs of a future rebound driven by high prices and a large 1915 crop, with farmers planning to accelerate breeding for better stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Kt. & Wilson
Ottawa
Wilson
Calgary
Gove
Paper imports cut harms British publishing in war era
The London Chronicle notes a one third drop in UK paper and pulp imports, crippling book publishing and distress among authors. Grants funded from a Royal Literary Fund show six thousand dollars aiding writers in need as manuscript selection tightens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Kingdom
London Chronicle
Great Britain
Royal Litera Fund
Frederick Macmillan
Toronto
The Limit of Invention and Canadian Sacrifices
An old lecturer recalls a 1833 claim that the patent office head believed invention had reached its limit before later breakthroughs like the telegraph electric light and gramophone. The piece shifts to praise Native Canadians for responding to imperial calls with notable sacrifice, and notes German mourning rules and crippled soldiers unable to roam freely in public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Patent ‘Office
Gane
French Canadians Unite For War Duty In Frontline Letters
A letter from A Deslauriers of the 12nd French-Canadian Battalion expresses duty to Britain and Canada, praising soldiers, recounting hardship, and denying German Kultur as slavery. It notes Montreal papers and the promise of honor for French-Canadians as they face front-line danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenehies
Deslauriers
Green Shields
Montreal
Canada
Naming the Farm Names That Reflect Your Farm Character
A discourse on choosing an appropriate suggestive farm name and visible branding for Meadow Brook Dairy Farm and related operations. It covers signage, product labeling, and the role of distinct names in agricultural marketing. The piece also notes a humorous exchange about milk and pickles and cites a political interview on the Anglo Japanese alliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadow Brook
Meadow Brook Dairy Farm
Sunny Brook
Maple Grove Brook
Pine Ridge
Count Okuma
Great Britain
Japan
Special Flax Expert Appointed in Ontario
Mr G G Brambill a graduate of the Ontario Agricultural College is named special flax expert under the agricultural department with a salary of 1800 per year His remit covers flax questions in Canada and investigations into flax straw for industrial use He has previously represented Ontario agriculture in Lambton County and has experience with flax production in Canada. The Vienna war office announces an extension of military age two Shabears with sacrifices required to win the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. G. Brambill
Ontario Agricultural Ta
Agricultural Department
Canada
Bramhill
Ontario Depertment of Agriculture
Lambton County
Vienna
War drives up prices in European capitals
The report notes price hikes since the outbreak of war, with increases in Vienna by 112 percent, Berlin 3 percent, Paris 65 percent, and London 69 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Berlin
Paris
London
Eng
Street Car Gossip Sparks Foreign Frills and Gum Gags
A Toront o Telegram reporter notes lively street chatter. A soldier in kilts comments on another’s cold knees, sparking a sharp Scottish quip. A London traveler recalls a toddler girl chewing gum on a train, prompting a mother’s gasp at her daughter’s habit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ross Robertson
Toromto Telegram
le Sharp
London
States
Mabel
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Luke
Gateau
Sant
Garson Fercely
Crise
Gage
Jac
House of Detention Se & Material Witness
Dick Gilder
Nw. U
Dominion
Empire
Germany
National Land Council of England
Bunt View
Tamma
Bustle
Susie
Eddy’s
Eddy
Tah
Kendall
Comte Witle
Bettie
Sen
J. Kendall CO
Enosburg Palls
Vermont
USA
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