The Fearless Lovers by Arthur Applin
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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 08, 1922
Page
7
The Fearless Lovers is presented by Arthur Applin with special arrangement through Ward Leck and Co Limited.
Edward Lion meets Daphne Mullaby on the Inverness estate while she defies social rules and balances flirtation with propriety. He woos with tea and cookies as their bond deepens, amid curious gillie guards and distant fatherly scrutiny on a rugged Scottish landscape.
On a yacht a woman named Daphne deals with a bold declaration from Mr. Lion who reveals he loves her and wants to meet her father. She resists while he promises not to embarrass her and asks to meet again before they part for Inverness with his claim of genuine affection.
The Hudson's Bay Company has landed 628 reindeer in Labrador and Baffin Land to bolster northern herds. Health officials ensured only healthy stock after inspections by Dr. A. E. Watson who studied Norwegian stock before embarkation. Past importations by Dr. Grenfell faced dispersal after Lapp herders left, but the current shipment aims to establish a lasting herd.
The imperial war graves commission reports 619000 British death graves located by March 31 1921 of about a million total. France Belgium battle zones head office at St Omer with five area branches. Egypt Palestine Macedonia Gallipoli and Mesopotamia graves and memorial plans detailed.
The federal government has sold 54 000 acres of Alberta school lands raising 13 204 000. The lands are held in trust for the province. Over 300 tons of flowers are sent annually from Sicily Islands.
The First Canadian Division held St Julien for 72 hours blocking German advance against two French armies. Against superior forces they endured gas and bombardment, earning a tribute that places St Julien with Thermopylae and the Alamo in legend. The Canadians, 400 strong, were later joined by British relief as they marched from the woods in a defining World War I moment.
One Fiji chief, a descendant of a famed royal line and an Oxford graduate, served as cook with the RMA in France in 1916 and later as a clerk with the Royal Scots Borderers. Honored by King George for bravery, he abandoned civilization to live again among Fiji islanders.
The British battleship Erin is to be sold in compliance with the Washington Armament Conference treaty terms. It has been decommissioned at Sheerness and ordered sold.
The article notes that despite its tall height and vast enclosed area, the Eiffel Tower weighs only 8,000 tons, suggesting a lighter construction than its visual mass implies.
The world’s largest steam boiler can convert 24 000 gallons of water into 200 000 pounds of steam each hour. It could heat over 1 000 large homes or develop 29 62 horsepower. Maintaining it would require 18 tons of coal hourly.
Joseph Larochelle of St Prosper Dorchester County Quebec reports long suffering from Brights disease diabetes backache and headache ended after using Dodd's Kidney Pills. He took 10 to 15 boxes and says he is fully well now. He urges others to take enough to restore health. The pills have been used in Canada for over 25 years and are widely trusted.
A Toronto Star piece argues the prewar sale of a reaper to Russia paid for itself in grain, while wartime sales of a howitzer to France and explosives caused only death and devastation. The text also records a courtroom exchange where a judge cites Pat as hitting a man twice, and Pat replies the first time he missed.
An English breeder trains bees to begin work when a gong sounds and to halt when it ends. The technique demonstrates responsive foraging and behavior modification in honeybees under controlled conditions.
A newly designed apparatus can determine the amount of oxygen inhaled by a person. The device aims to provide precise breath analysis for medical or research use.
A columnist argues that nations avoid war would be less inclined if warfare costed upfront. The piece critiques general deterrents and suggests payment upon entry would deter conflict and reveal true economic exposure.
The Jordan River stretches about 220 miles while covering roughly 60 miles in a winding path. This description highlights the river’s unusually circuitous route and geographic identity.
British oil driven liners continue to post excellent results. A large passenger liner completed a round voyage UK to India and back with engines described as running like a sewing machine. Fuel economy remained favorable even with high oil prices. daily oil use at 14 knots was under 18 tons, and a trial ship showed 12 knots on 16 tons per day.
Engaged in Business Enterprise Western Canada reports the incorporation of Ladies' Touring Cars Ltd in Vancouver with a $20 000 capital. President is Hon. Mary Ellen Smith, a provincial cabinet member. Directors and staff are women who have driven cars overseas and will serve women tourists to Vancouver and surrounding districts.
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