In what way is Amaranth Club cloak for a plot
Richard Avery explains his plan to uncover Mrs. Tressingham and Otto von Roon at the Amaranth Club. He notes the two do not leave by two, questions how they stay inside, and suspects the club hides a secret. Avery seeks King’s input on a theory that the Amaranth serves as a cover for something broader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Amaranth Club
Barthelemy
Richard Avery
Avery
Marcia Ellington
Stephen Ellington
Ashminster
Lord Hartsdale
Colonel Tressingham
India
George Ellington
Noth
Mrs. Tressingham
the Amaranth
Otto von Roon
London
Shylock von Roon
Amaranth
Mr. van Roon
White Avery
Jack and Jill
von Roon
Ring
Captain Dukes
Lydia Linkinshaw Pee Knox
Rat King
Saskatcehwan
Weyburn
Estevan
Lor. Mitchell
Hon
Geo. Bell
Saskatchewan
H. M. Dyer
D.S.O
Sth
Empire
Banister King Contemplates a Strange Jade Image
Banister King rises at three in the morning to study a jade image hidden behind a ritual. He muses on the image’s ugliness and the mind of its creator, then surveys a plain, Spartan room he uses as a dressing and sleep space. The scene ends with a note that the story continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery
London
King
Storing Ice Through History From Greeks to France
The article traces ice storage from ancient Greeks and Alexander the Great to Turks vaults and Roman practices. It notes early use of snow and ice for cooling and drinks, vault storage, and interstice snow filling, with France later adopting artificial water freezing and moulded ices appearing in 1660 followed by cream ice varieties.
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Alexander the Great
Pera
India
Alexander
France
England
A Cure for the Blues Exhibition of Wounded Heroes
Sir George Perley praises hospital work that lifts spirits at an exhibition in London. The article notes a Canadian war veteran who trained in London, moved to Canada, married, and found steady employment in Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir George Perley
London
Gme
Soth Tyes
Canada
Toronto
Fifth Battalion Praise from War Front Letter
A front line letter extols Saskatchewan Fifth Battalion's record in France since 1916. It urges provincial funds and local support, notes generous gifts from Edmonton, and cites General Currie and Haig praise. The writer requests action for a possible Fifth Battalion day and highlights ongoing need for more men and equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Saskatchewan
Province of
Canada
Valcartier
Mosquitoes and Protection Methods From Summer Pests
The article describes mosquitoes as a major summer nuisance and explains breeding in stagnant water, rain barrels, cans, and pools. It advises draining or protecting breeding sites and using kerosene films on water surfaces, plus various personal repellents and insecticides including Buhach for camp use.
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Sunmer
Commission of Conservation
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