Conscription, cold plague, and a ruinous bet entrails intrigue
In a Camlyn setting Sir Anthony seeks to silence rumors about a village crime while pressed by debt. He encounters Mavis Camlyn whose distress over a garish hat reveals deeper tensions as a deadly web of guilt, betrayal, and financial pressure tightens around him.
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Jevons
Jasper Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Sir Anthony
London
Morgan
West
Camlyn
Morgan Mone
Treviyon
Mplyn
The
Bucks Police
Jevous
Clayton Kenyon
Mavis Camlyn
Mavis
Jasper Morgans
Tony
Manitoba Dairy Exports Rise as Western Industry Expands
Manitoba leads Western Canada in dairy growth with rapid gains in butter and cheese. Fifty six cars of butter shipped in the first five months, nearing last year’s annual total, while cheese export begins with a carload to Montreal. Value expected to exceed a million dollars as exports rise and imports shrink.
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Canada
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Montreal
Europe
Lightning and Thunder Explained in Plain Terms
The Montreal Family Herald outlines what thunder and lightning are, the three types of lightning, and how to stay safe during storms. It cautions against shelter under trees and warns that metal objects and golf clubs are dangerous conductors.
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Oliver Lodge
Montreal Family Herald
American Locomotive Arrives in France Acknowledged
The article recounts the arrival of the first American locomotive in France. American engineers and railroad workers rapidly unloaded and connected the engine to the main line in hours. The locomotive, flying the American flag, became a symbolic triumph signaling U.S. forces in Europe. Post offices were first established in 1464.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis A. Collins
France
Women urged to boost wartime farm work and food production
Lilian encourages rural women to expand duties on farms by cooking, washing, milking, driving, and butter making to ease shortages. Advice covers jam making with low sugar, wild berry picking, and bread substitutes from Canada Food Board.
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Lilian
Royal Red Cross
Canada Food Board
Canada
New Ontario
Tragic Canal Death Stems From Pocketbook Theft Accusation
A Petrograd incident recounted by an American shows a woman chasing a boy who stole a pocketbook. A mob beats the woman to death after the boy is killed and tossed into a canal, authorities report.
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Petrograd
Canal
Madeleine Z. Doty
Atlantic
German Alarmists and Rumors Stir German Public Mood
German nerves grow more unsettled as panic rumors spread in Germany. A German paper warns against falsehoods while claims circulate that British forces opened sluices on the Flanders front drowning 100 000 Germans and that a Franco-British force trapped an army corps.
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England
Fatherland
Germany
Flanders
Winnipeg Live Stock Trade Report May Totals
Winnipeg stockyards processed 10 589 cattle 29 672 hogs 210 sheep and 311 horses in May. Cattle: 3 355 to abattoirs 349 to Eastern Canada 4 663 to western farms 2 120 to the United States. Hog abattoirs received 26 404. 633 to Eastern Canada. over 2 000 stay in the west. Sheep mostly to western farms 76 to abattoirs. All horses stayed in prairie provinces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Union
Manitoba
Canada
United States
Prairie Provinces
Better Land for Less Money: Alberta Dairy and Stock Growth
The Edmonton Bulletin notes rising US land prices push farmers toward the Canadian west, where Northern Alberta offers similar wealth from dairying and cattle feeding. It argues Alberta’s oats and feed crops can support dairy and stock operations with less labor than the American corn belt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton Bulletin
Canadian Prairie West
Canadian West
United States
Canada
Alberta
Lillinois
Iowa
Illinois
Lowa
Edmonton Summer Swine and Foal Contests Offer 400 Prize Pool
Following the calf feeding success at the Edmonton Spring Show a swine competition is planned for the summer exhibition. Twelve prizes totaling 300 dollars will be awarded to Canadian residents aged 9 to 17. A separate foal care and feeding prize pool of 400 dollars will be split between light and heavy horses for both boys and girls in the same age range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Canada
Jews Train in Nova Scotia for Palestine Legion
A 150 man company of the Jewish Palestine legion sails from New York to Nova Scotia to finish training before joining four other contingents in Palestine. Recruits will join from Baltimore and Philadelphia as the force prepares to serve with the British.
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N. S&s
Jewish Palestine Legion
New York
Nova Scotia
Palestine
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New Zealand Registers Thousands of Bee Colonies
New Zealand reports 4,391 registered apiaries representing over 50,000 bee colonies, reflecting extensive beekeeping activity and organized industry oversight.
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New Zealand
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Kingston
Ont
Headon Hill
Nerina
Ww. N. UL
U. A
Bolsheviki Justice
Appleford Counter Check Book Co., Ltd
McDermot Ave. E
Para-Sani
Man
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