Errant Nemesis at North West Ranch Mystery
A tense Western tale unfolds at Turkey Wing Ranch where Ruth Fairfax, disguised as a cook, exposes a manager’s plot and uncovers a family revenge saga. Morton risks his life and love as revelations connect a brother’s murder, a tattoo mark, and a sheriff’s pursuit.
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Wy Fairfax
Ruth Fairfax
Morton
Fairfax
Jackson
Marion
Turkey Wing Ranch
Gianta
Matt
Morten
Ruth
Bly
Miss Fairfax
Mr Morton
Arizona
Carol
Montana
Philip Upton
Fred Faiirfax
Avenger
Work room cabinet decorates a woman's space
A work-room cabinet described as ornamental and highly useful, featuring a sturdy build and silken hangings. The piece is praised for its craftsmanship and practicality in a woman's work room.
Parliaments Battle Over Copyright Brings Shaw Press
A letter from Bernard Shaw denounces the Copyright Bill as a step toward communism and piracy. He warns that the proposed fifty year limit would rob authors and artists while shielding profiteers, urging the state to protect intellectual property on equal terms. He condemns a provision granting architectural copyright and injunction limits, arguing it invites widespread copying and undermines creativity.
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Bernard Shaw
Society of Authors
Staw
Lord Gorell
Moat
Voytley
Sey
Avai
Voysey
Cow Feeding Belief Debated Over Brewed Bark Grain
A column argues against feeding cows with brew ast grain. It notes bark outer covering is cooler and not easily digested and should not be fed alone, suggesting it needs mixing with other feeds. The piece reflects early agricultural guidance on cattle nutrition.
Albanian Education and Alphabet Clash in Albania
The piece outlines Albania's linguistic and religious divide under Ottoman rule. Ghegs in the north and Turks in the south face schooling battles, with Latin alphabet adoption favored to unite the language. Turks resist, pushing Arabic script, while Greek influence wanes. Albanian schools expand post constitution amid regional rivalries and Young Turk politics.
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Hy H. Charles Woods
F.R.G.A
Westminster
Albania
Boutori
Austria
Scutari
Aviona
Yanina
South
Biman
Rome
Bosra
Bucharest
Turkey
Turka
Menastir
Alsania
Elbasad
Omer
Europe
Elbasan
Italy
Patriarchate
Tte
Orthodox League
Goriize
Orter
Turky Deaver
Goeritza
Behool
Blue Moussaine and Heavy Lace Dress Featured
A dainty afternoon frock in blue mousseline de sole bound with linen and white silk cord. A heavy guipure lace yoke and sleeves give the garment a refined touch.
Famous Prairie Missionary Dies in Toronto
Rev George Young, famed as Manitoba’s first Methodist missionary and Fort Garry sky pilot, died recently in Toronto. He ministered to prisoners in early days, comforted Thomas Scott in his final hours, and helped found a church presence in Winnipeg’s early era.
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Miel
Thomas Scott
Courier' States
Toronto
George Young
Manitoba
Fort Garry
Dr Young
Thomas Seult
Winnipeg
Amalgamation reshapes English banking scene
Aged objections to big joint stock banks persist as Lancashire and Yorkshire Penny Bank style mergers expand. The article compares 1990 and 1910 bank figures, notes fewer but larger banks, and argues centralised credit aids industry while warning about loss of local ties. It cites 1824 critiques of Bank of England and asserts amalgamations often improve finances, with reserves and debt safety as key gains.
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Daily News
London
Lancashire
Ndt
Yorkshire
Purr
Hank
Bern
Engileh Ban
Paris
England
Bank of England
Great Britain
Canada
States
London Banka
Eo Fur Am
Raid on Ostend Casino Sparks Police Raid and Uproar
The Belgian Minister of Justice led a raid on the Kursaal at Ostend and Blankenberghe amid a packed gaming room of foreign visitors. Police seized about £14,000 as patrons protested, with chaos as gamblers fought to keep play going. Investigations continue and a second raid is anticipated.
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Ostendsaga
Periniestou
M. Carpentier
Eivinhig Roomna
Kursaale
Outend
Blankenberghe
Marquet
Elylan
Thagistrates
Ewing
Army Pageant Sale at Fulham Road Theatrical Gear
The Army Pageant sale features a theatre property room with old armor and court garments priced oddly. Shoppers view bejeweled skirts as glass trim and helmets as mere hall decorations, while a working woman buys linen printed with ancient Britons. Khaki outfits sell for a shilling and sixpence, comical costumes fetch low prices, and many garments await use at carnivals or Covent Garden balls.
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Daily News
Fulham Road
Tommy
Guy Fawkes
Covent Garden
HM 8
Vari
Dierma
Ote
Page
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