K. LeMoyne enters as roomer in Page home tale
An eighteen year old girl faces shattered illusions as injustice and exploitation unfold. Sidney, her mother Anna, and Aunt Harriet host a charming roomer K. LeMoyne. Dr. Max Wilson aids her to hospital probation, while Dr. Ed Wilson Christine Lorenz Palmer Howe Joe Drummond and nurse Charlotte Harrison are entwined in evolving romance and tension.
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Hfe
K. LeMoyne
Page
Sidney
Anna
Harriet
Max Wilson
Ed Wilson
Christine Lorenz
Palmer Howe
Joe Drummond
Katie
Charlotta Harrison
Max
Austerlitz Ward and a New Love in August
Sidney endures hospital life after a broken engagement as she begins training at Le Moyne's hospital. Joe Drummond confesses love, threats toward rival doctors surface, and Sidney contemplates a future of service over marriage while the Head and nurses anchor her daily work and prayers.
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Sidney
Max
Charity
Tuto
Getachmer
Lorenz Trousseau and Veil Fashion Debate
Sidney probes distant Aunt Harriet's orders on Lorenz trousseau and veil style while the household shadows threaten the speaker. The man ponders Aunt Harriet and bread recipes as Sidney frets over losing personality in the family house. Bil Taft’s kittens under the porch add a stray note.
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Sidney
Harriet
Katie
Bil Taft
Life and longing in a quiet hospital ward
Sidney and Palmer Howe discuss life, love, and aging as they share a room on the hospital’s second floor. Sidney recalls past innocence while confessing a growing, conflicting affection for a patient known for typhoid. The pair explore desire, duty, and the cost of knowledge.
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Sidney
Palmer Howe
Palmer
Not enough context to form a complete headline
A fragment asks how a daughter would fare in Sidney's place and what effect Doctor Max LeMoyne and Joe Drummond might have on her, hinting at a continued tale about attention and influence.
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LeMoyne
Katie
Sidney
Max, LeMoyne
Joe Drummond
Money in Planning Wisely for Public Expenditure
A columnist argues for prudent town planning before costly public schemes. It compares extending car routes and fire stations to building a coordinated plan that anticipates future roads, districts, and engine reach, ensuring public funds align with long term needs.
Flower Baskets On Trees Create Imaginative Landscape Touch
A Western man designed rustic flower baskets mounted on tree trunks to add charm along his residential grounds. Made from short heavy palm branches wired to form soil-receiving receptacles, they hang at a height convenient for watering and blend with surrounding landscape features.
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Popular Mechanics
Lay Out More Nut Trees for Country and Suburban Spaces
The article urges widespread planting of nut trees, highlighting their beauty, shade, and potential for profitable crops. It focuses on walnuts, noting the English walnut originates from Persia and spread to Europe, England, and America, with England’s climate often delaying ripening. It mentions housewives pickling unripe nuts.
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United States
England
Persia
Europe
America
Government by the people in Dayton says Waite
Dayton City Manager Henry M Waite argues that city government reflects the standards of its people and that governance lapses stem from voters tolerating politics in municipal affairs, urging a community-wide effort to raise public expectations and eliminate political influence.
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Henry M. Waite
Dayton
Christian Science Monitor
Opportunities That Are Missed in Western Canada Lands
A reader warns that after the war the best time to secure land in Western Canada is now while homesteads are available and prices reasonable. Reports from Robson, Bassano, Lethbridge, Coblenz, and Stoop Creek praise wheat yields and profits, urging prospective buyers to consult Canadian Government Agents for location advice.
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Canada
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Robson Messenger
Robson
Indiana
N. B. Davis
Davis
Bassano Mall
Bassano
Alta
Oscar Castalor
Blusson
Lethbridge Herald
Lethbridge
Coblenz
Sask
W. A. Rose
Gleichen
Stoop Creek
Susk
James McRae
Safety First Shocks Morning Routine
A clergyman's young son rushes to school missing a proper breakfast and a tidy hairstyle. His mother worries aloud about prayers, but the boy proudly declares he never forgets one thing. He proclaims safety first as his guiding rule in life.
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Edmund
Harper’s Magazine
Ane Cae RAT OR And some woman haters are floc walkers in department stores
Ane Cae RAT OR describes unnamed tensions as a narrator critiques biased behavior in shopping spaces. An accusatory tone highlights gendered hostility among shoppers and store staff, framing the issue as a social commentary on consumer culture.
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Bill Taft
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Ward
Wilson's Hospital
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le Morne
Joe Druramont
Ale
Hits
Tam
le Moyne
Christine
Putner Howe
Western Canada
Fletcher
Pierce
Ady
Spal
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