The Veranda Confrontation and a Hidden Promise
Dulce contemplates a resolved engagement with Stephen Gower while Fabian sinks deeper into sorrow, torn by Portia and Dulce's widening rift. Gower offers support as Dulce confronts past engagements, and Sir Christopher frets over Fabian’s future in a stormy, chilly winter scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger
Sir Christopher
Mark Gore
Browne
Nile
Dulce
Fabian
Stephen Gower
Touway
Tadeera
Portia
Dnalee
Plec
Enya Portin
Rinhig
Danger Wis Luminent: Doctor Urges Speed For Patient
The Boston Traveler recounts a nervous young woman seeking relief for a minor ailment. A doctor orders John the servant to fetch medicine quickly, warning only the delay could hinder recovery. The patient fears death, but the doctor reassures that dying is unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Womin
John
Alin
Young
Akira
Blind 21 year old organist from Wallingford joins Royal College of Organists
Misa P A Brown, a blind girl of 21, living in Wallingford England, has achieved notable musical success as an instrumental musician and has rapidly become an associate of the Royal College of Organists. Also a boastful line about showing mothers their babies appears but is not relevant to the main report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fabian
Portia
Dulce
Tam
Abian
Portis
Dunlee
Misa P. A. Brown
Wallingford
England
Indispensable Baking Powder for Alaska Travel
The article urges Alaska and Yukon travelers to rely on Royal Baking Powder, noting it withstands cold damp climates and prevents caking. It cites McQuesten and Peary, warns against cheap brands, and advises obtaining Royal before leaving to avoid spoilage and failed baking on the trail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Baking Powder Company
Alaska
Yukon
Alaskas
McQuesten
Arctic
U. S
Peary
Golper
Barely Saved Himself from a Question of Age
A man asks a woman to confirm her age during a contract discussion. She replies indignantly Sir. The insurer clarifies that contracts require legal age, and the exchange quickly brings the man to his senses.
Canadian Creameries Help Farmers in North Alberta
A Brown City correspondent reports on government built creameries in North Alberta. The plant is installed and operated at no cost to farmers, who receive most butter proceeds while the government keeps six cents per pound for three years before transferring ownership. Butter sold at 21 to 22 cents, cheese factories growing, with goods shipped to mining and lumber towns and regions beyond the Rockies. The Klondike boom opens a new market. Ottawa officials distribute literature to promote Western Canada’s agriculture and agents in the United States also receive material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta
Canada
Rockies
British Columbia
Department of the Interior
Ottawa
United States
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Dave
Ton
Dicky
Jiuwin
Tumentut
Dider
Christopher
Miss Blount
Golconda
Savins
Ale
Thades
Fee
Gower
Ter
Stephen
Huger
The
Anys Gower
Dialee
Fallon
Eveybody
Sir Mark
Slynte
Kite
Mark
Slyme
Brown City
Michigan
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