Within the law within the law
Glider confronts a shop affair as lawyer Demarest arranges a brief visit for a suspect. The scene shifts to a family reunion with Dick returning home to his father, Gilder, who shows mixed tenderness and duty before business disputes erupt again with a banker's wife found with expensive items.
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Judie Lewier
Raile
Law Girls
Gilder
Seise
Demarest
Grand Truth Central Station
Father
Sadie
Edward Gilder
Monte Carlo
Kidd
Little Richard
School Garden Exhibitions Spark Civic School Growth
A new movement in school gardens fosters civics and practical public service through exhibitions. Agricultural societies and education boards support pupil displays, with prizes ranging from scholarships to medals. Saskatchewan plans a province wide policy and circulars to guide organizers and judges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notting F. Black
Sivicuaia
Teachers’ Association
Saskatchewan Department of Education
Department of Education
Astue
Ontario Woman Praises Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription
A Ontario woman testifies that Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription restored strength and appetite after illness. She says the tonic revived her health and energy, noting improvements in digestion and general well being.
Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and Pills Ad
An 19th century advertisement touts Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a cure for hot flashes dizziness nervousness and various ailments. It claims long market presence in Quad form now sugar coated tablets with orders by mail and free professional correspondence from the Invalids’ Hotel in Buffalo. It promotes Dr. Pierce’s Pills for liver stomach and bowel disorders with a small sugar coated pellet dose and quick relief from headaches indigestion and bilious attacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Invalids’ Hotel
Dr. V. M
Main St
Buffalo
The Victim of the Law Continues in Store Drama
Gilder orders apology after Mrs. Gaskell is detained for alleged theft in his store. Smithson reports Mrs. Gaskell’s nervous condition and missing about 100 worth of rare faces. Gilder contemplates a public apology while planning a counter move against J W Gaskell. Sarah Gilder encounters a salesgirl during a store visit as the scene ends with a tease about Mary Turn.
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Guder
Gilder
Bruequely
Sadie
Mary Turner
Smithson
MccCracken
J. W. Gaskell
Central National Bank
New York
Mr. Gaskel
Mrs. Gaskell
McCracken
Sarah
Helen Morris
Bron
State Nurseries Plant Millions To Reforest Prairie Lands
The State of Newark reports planting over 4.5 million trees on state lands by 1914 at 1200 trees per acre to reforest about 3300 acres. Private landowners received 13 million trees for reforestation, while 2.25 million were given free to state institutions. Canadian nurseries at St Williams Ontario Berthierville Quebec Sask sectors expand with Indian Head nursery shipping over 3.5 million trees by 1914 for shelter belts woodlots and beautification.
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Newark
Canada
St. Williams
Ont
Berthierville
Quebec
Dominion Forestry Branch
Indian Head Sask
Sutherland, Sask
Indian Head
Prairie Provinces
C.L
German Atrocities Museum Opens in Petrograd
A Reuters despatch from Petrograd reports the German atrocities museum opened recently. It features photographs of mutilated soldiers and statistics from five thousand cases investigated by a special commission, forming the basis of the museum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuter
Petrograd
Special Commission of Inquiry
Italians Fight Austrians Far Up At Sea-High Elevation
Italians engage Austrians at heights from 7,400 feet to 10,000 feet above sea level where ordinary gun sights fail due to rarefied air. Shells travel farther at altitude, so Italian mountain guns use specially compensated sights as war reaches new heights unlike any previous conflict.
Quarrel Over Support Turns on Husbands Authority
A dialogue reveals a domestic dispute where a wife rebukes her husband as lazy and good-for-nothing, while he promises support, highlighting tension over expected assistance within a marriage.
Put Your House In Order by Peter Clark Macfarlane
A moral essay urges readers to secure life insurance to protect wives and children. It warns of cases on the Pacific Coast and general workers who left families bereft without coverage. The piece argues life insurance is a necessity and should be part of marriage planning, not a luxury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Clark Macfarlane
Father
Pacific Coast
Windard
al Minora
Mr. R
Protect the Implements for Farmers in Winter Weather
The article advises farmers to protect machinery by covering and storing implements. It warns against leaving tools in fields or barns exposed to weather, and suggests building a temporary roof or shed to shield equipment from snow and ice. Protecting gear restores value and allows time for maintenance.
Uncle Shadrach Praises New Church Organist
An old church organ pump, Uncle Shadrach of the First Presbyterian, remarks he can pump more pieces than the new organist can play. A neighbor notes his long service and humble pride in his craft.
National Patriotic Fund urges harsher action on deserters
The executive committee of the National Canadian Patriotic Fund proposes drastic measures against deserters and holds unit officers accountable for casualty figures. It directs all branches to refuse aid to dependents of soldiers who deserted or were dismissed for reasons other than illness.
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The
National Canadian Patriotic Fund
National
Canada
Unsafe Lanterns Ignite Farm Fires
Fire danger rises with new low priced lanterns used on farm buildings. Burners slip off when tipped, spilling oil onto lit wicks and risking explosions or severe blazes unless quickly checked.
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Cont
Ontario
Woman Speaks
Www
N. U
Mary
Hir
Pase
Forest Nurseries
Rong
Guard Patriotic Fund
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