Millionaire Buyer for Bingley Castle Looms
In the Earl of Bingley’s manor, chatter grows about a wealthy American who wants to rent the castle for one month. The family frets over etiquette and finances while preparations begin, as an entourage and a curious guest arrive, prompting comic uncertainty about the visitor’s true means and intentions.
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Lady Rosa
Rosa
Duff-Hooper
Maclintock
Mac
Bingley
London
Julia
Isle of Man
Crump
Esme
Earl
Mother of Five Finds Fresh Start with Kruschen Salts
A tired mother of five credits Kruschen Salts with renewed energy. She describes waking at five each morning to manage chores, children, and daily work. The ad asserts Kruschen aids internal cleansing and regular bodily function.
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Kruschen
Romance born from tartan dispute in Kelvin Hall
A Glasgow housing exhibition romance began when a man argued over a clan tartan name and a bystander woman intervened. The same couple later learned the attendant remembered the quarrel and revealed they had married a fortnight earlier. They now plan to move to South Africa where the groom has a new appointment.
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Kelvin Hall
Glasgow
South Africa
Glasgow Bulletin
Invention Aims to Cut Dairy Costs with Paper Bottle
A. W. T. Inglis of London Ontario has invented a disposable milk bottle made of papier mache and lined with cellophane. It feature windows to show milk and cream levels and allows use with standard fillers. A patent has been applied for.
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A. W. T. Inglis
London
Ont
Windsor
Inglis
State Industrial School Boys Return From Thanksgiving Home
John F. Gettman superintendent at Kearney Nebraska says six youths released on their honor for Thanksgiving returned to the school on time. He noted three were among the best and three among the worst and all complied with the return time.
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John F. Gettman
State Industrial School For Boys
Kearney
Neb
Gettman
Fact about underage female workers in Japanese factories
The item notes that over a fifth of female factory workers in Japan are under 16. A dialogue fragment follows with a joke about dancing and marching, illustrating a humorous exchange rather than a separate news event.
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Japan
Amazing Telephone Figures Highlight Global Network Reach
The piece notes New York has more telephones than France, Chicago surpasses South America, and Los Angeles exceeds Africa. It cites 32,500,000 connected phones, 93 percent of world total, with 85,000,000 daily US conversations and widespread international links.
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National Geographic Magazine
New York
France
Chicago
South America
Los Angeles
Africa
Atlantic
Pacific
Canada
Soviet Russia
New Zealand
Greenland
United States
Alexander Graham Bell
St. Catharines
Early Pioneer Treffle Bonneau Dies at Willowbunch Saskatchewan
Treffle Bonneau a longtime Saskatchewan figure died at his Willowbunch ranch at age 73 or 74. He arrived in Regina in 1882 and witnessed the 1885 Louis Riel delivery with his father. He later moved to Willowbunch in 1887 where Sittings Bull’s Sioux remnants were then nearby. Bonneau befriended Jean Louis Legare who helped negotiate Sitting Bull’s surrender.
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Treffle Bonneau
Regina
Saskatchewan
Willowbunch
Sask
Bonneau
Louis Riel
Sitting Bull
Jean Louis Legare
Gold finds reported near Contact Lake Saskatchewan
Prospectors in the Contact Lake district north of Prince Albert tracing an eight foot wide vein for over 200 feet with outcroppings for another 600 feet samples showing values up to 633 dollars per ton reports indicate rich gold discoveries in northern Saskatchewan between Stanley and Lac la Ronge.
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Contact Lake
Saskatchewan
Stanley
Lac la Ronge
Prince Albert
Lesson on the wolf and the lamb from Sunday school
A Sunday school lesson argued the lamb would be eaten by the wolf if truly good. A little girl countered that the lamb would be eaten by humans. The passage also notes John Adams saw his son John Quincy Adams become the sixth president.
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John Adams
United States
John Quincy Adams
Little Helps For This Week
A devotional reflection cites 1 Chronicles 4 10 and urges offering to God all desires and affections. It emphasizes that contentment comes through blessing by God and making plans and deeds sacred through prayer and thanksgiving. The piece discusses surrendering plans and attachments to Him as ownership.
Illegal Possession Of Arms Warns Of Hidden Firearms
The Peterborough Examiner warns that many people across the country carry death dealing weapons and ammunition illegally. Police lack a effective means to seize these guns, as brokers and pawn shops are avoided and illicit possession continues unchecked.
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Peterborough Examiner
Dramatic critic walks out mid second act
In a tense scene the dramatic critic begins to leave during the second act as the manager urges him to stay promising a strong moment in the next act. The critic retorts to the manager to share the praise with the author.
Tutankhamen Meaning Interpreted as Living Image of Amon
The name Tutankhamen is explained as meaning the living image of Amon, an Egyptian god. This interpretation reflects ancient beliefs surrounding the boy king and his divine association, linking his name to the deity Amon in Egyptian religion.
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Tutankhamen
Amon
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Immedi
Ately
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Earl of Bingley
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Evening Times
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Calgary
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