Royal grain enquiry commission cost total of 170610
In the House of Commons Hon T A Low stated the royal grain enquiry commission cost 170610 dollars. Fees and living allowance paid to counsel amounted to 44832 dollars with 8200 to Arey Scott 18177 to B Woods and 16255 to J F Fisher.
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Royal Grain Enquiry Commission
R. J Manion
Fort William
House of Commons
T. A. Low
Trade and Commerce
Arey Scott
B. Woods
J. F. Fisher
Captain Blood in Caribbean piracy and courtship intrigues
The excerpt follows Captain Blood, freed slave turned buccaneer, as he builds a five ship fleet amid Tortuga rivalries. Lord Julian Wade learns of Blood’s past, his on and off romance with Arabella Bishop, and rival Levasseur’s deadly betrayal. The tale sets the chase between English, Spanish, and French actors across 1688 Caribbean waters.
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Don Miguel
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St. Nicholas
Plymouth
Jamaica
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Spain
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Bishop
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Sunderland
Mary
Julian
Port Royal
Arabella Bishop
Antilles
France
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Lfe
Ontario Woman Regains Health With Vegetable Compound
Mrs Wa Rinspace of Mount Forest Ontario declares Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound improved her health after persistent weakness and pain. She says the remedy strengthened her, relieved pains, and she recommends it to other women with similar troubles.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Mount Forest
Ailsa Craig
Dog Heroes of the Alps at St Bernard Hospice
The St Bernard hospice, perched above eight thousand feet in the Alps, traces to A.D. 962 and is famed for its dogs. Twenty dogs trained to search for missing travelers live on the premises and provide wine and aid once found. Barry the dog is commemorated for saving forty lives and perishing at forty one in a believed case of mistaken identity.
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Alps
Bernard de Menthon
Rome
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Barry
Mammoth Shoulderblade Found Near Kennington Ground
Workmen digging near Jeleraye Hospital for Children on Clapham Road unearthed a fan shaped mammoth shoulderblade 3 ft 4 in by 2 ft 8 in dating to the ice age. The find was handed to hospital officials and sent to the Natural History Museum which identifies it as part of the Thames Valley mammoth population.
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Cricket Ground
Kennington
London
Jeleraye Hospital For
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Natural History Museum
Thames Valley
Roman Relics Unearthed at Richborough Castle Kent
Ten thousand Roman coins, pottery, jewelry and two stone dice were found at Richborough Castle, Sandwich, Kent. Most coins are copper. Slabs with straight lines forming small squares may be game boards, possibly used by Roman soldiers, says excavator Walter Klein.
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Richborough Castle
Sandwich
County of Kent
Eng
Wolf Charms Itself To Death By Radio At Fox Point
A timber wolf wandered from the forest to a yard at Fox Point Ontario drawn by radio music from a Buffalo station. Joseph Tapley called Thomas Hungerford, who shot and killed the animal as it fled back into the woods.
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Thomas Hungerford
Fox Point
Canadian Manufacturers to Use Radio in Campaign
The Canadian Manufacturers' Association will broadcast Produced in Canada addresses from CKAC Montreal marking its first radio campaign. Mrs Oscar Seaholm, the sole woman to reach first grade detective in New York police history, has retired after 28 years of service.
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Canadian Manufacturers’ Association
F. W. Stewart
Joseph Beaubien
Canada
CKAC
Montreal
Oscar Seaholm
New York
Bad Boy Teacher Quip Sparks Grammar Lesson
A classroom exchange features Jimmy correctly answering that the phrase "I am beautiful" is in the present tense while the teacher jokes about tense use, prompting a quick grammar moment. The light exchange highlights a moment of student insight and teacher humor.
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Jimmy
Peace Ceremony Ends Long Dyak Tribal Feud in Borneo
Four thousand six hundred Dyak tribesmen gathered with a handful of Dutch and British officers as war dances and prayers by medicine men preceded a pig sacrifice. The head priest slashed the animal and smeared blood while cursing any revival of hostilities.
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Borneo
Dutch East Indies
Ancient water droplets found in Brazilian quartz
O C Farrington of the Field Museum reports drops of water over 10 million years old imprisoned in crystal quartz from Brazilian rock. The age estimate rests on the rock’s form dating to a period scientists say flourished over 500 million years ago, per Popular Mechanics.
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O. C. Farrington
Geology
Field Museum of Natural History
Brazil
One Chewed Foods and Healthy Teeth Message
The article argues that choosing foods that require chewing can stimulate and strengthen teeth. It suggests that the right foods reduce toothaches cavities and fewer dentist visits.
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