My man my strong man Willow and Dorkin encounter
In a forest setting Dorkin confronts questions about a mysterious girl named Miss Marsh and her uncle. Willow expresses longing and hints at a shared past as she confronts Dorkin with a charged moment of closeness and looming changes. The scene conveys awakening feelings and a tension between forest life and human connection.
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Willow
Dorkin
Child of the Forest
Wilow
Pa Washburn
Dr Hamilton's Pills Advertised as Stomach Remedy
A periodical ad touts Dr Hamilton's Pills of Mandrake and Butternut as a quick, gentle laxative with tonic effects for stomach, liver and kidneys. It claims energy, vigor, and relief from indigestion, sourness, gas, and biliousness, urging readers not to substitute another brand. The passage also includes a dramatic scene with a feline and a wounded male figure, ending noted as to be continued.
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Dr. Hamilton
Why Oh Why In The Woods He Sights A Seasonal Dream
A man named Dorkin grapples with a coercive confrontation over a young woman who claims power over him. He recalls serene forest imagery as motive reveals him seeking escape by leaving her, while battling a relapse into old cravings and contemplating a dangerous impulse.
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Shagland
Dorkin
Pulp Mills Expansion Heads North Ontario Port Arthur
The Provincial Paper Mills Limited plans a mill and pulp mill addition in Nipigon district Northern Ontario with a three million dollar bond issue. Port Arthur moves to host a 100 ton daily pulp mill financed by Chicago capitalists. Kaministiqua Pulp and Paper increases capacity from 25 to 100 tons daily. American investors eye British Columbia pulp prospects totaling 8 to 10 million dollars.
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The
Provincial Paper Mills, Limited
Nipigon
Ontario
John Stirrett and Sons
Port Arthur Wagon Company
Chicago
Kaministiqua Pulp and Paper Company
Port Arthur
Dominion
New York
Buffalo
British Columbia
Beaver Cove Lumber and Pulp Company, Limited
White Brothers
Boyne City
Michigan
Stefansson Plans North Ranching on Hudson Bay Route
Explorer Vilhjalmur Stefansson says his Baffin Island ranch project is funded with plans to import a breezing herd from Norway next summer. He envisions reindeer or bison ranches across the Canadian north aided by a completed Hudson Bay Railroad. He cites Alaska meat shipments and the vast untapped potential of the northern lands.
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Vilhjalmar Stefansson
Baffin Island
Norway
Stefansson
Alberta
Hudson Bay Railroad
Alaska
United States
Fewer Irish Emigrants Leave Country This Year
Emigration from Ireland in the first ten months of the year totaled 12,752 people, about half the prewar ten month average. Of these, 7,808 were women and 4,368 came from Ulster. About 78 percent of emigrants went to the United States.
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Ireland
Ulster
United States
Peacocks Replaced Turkeys On Christmas Tables
A historical note records that peacocks, once common on holiday tables, replaced turkeys during Christmas feasts, illustrating shifting dietary or ornamental customs.
Extraordinary record ewe yields net profit for owner
A Saskatchewan range ewe on the Better Farming tour exhibit produced twelve lambs worth 275 plus seventeen fleeces 83.60 and total returns 356.60. Original cost 4.75 and maintenance 199.60 leave a net profit of 192.25 for seven years of breeding.
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Saskatchewan
J. G. Robertson
Germans Surrender Arms Report Details Disarmament Figures
Marshal Foch’s Paris Temps report states Germany surrendered 41 000 cannon 29 000 unmounted barrels 163 000 machine guns 2 800 000 rifles 16 000 airplanes 25 900 airplane motors. Delinquencies centered on civic guards in Bavaria and Eastern Prussia security police and failure to destroy artillery in eastern and southern frontier forts. Allies allow only 20 guns at Koenigsberg and 32 at Swinemunde despite German requests to keep 841 cannon in forts.
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Foch
Germany
Paris Temps
Spa
Bavaria
Prussia
Koenigsberg
Swinemunde
Bead Making Country Centered in Czecho Slovakia
The Bead making country of Czecho Slovakia dominates the glass bead industry. Peasants mainly sort grade and string beads produced in vast colors and sizes. The beads are threaded by children.
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Czecho- Slovakia
Pronghorn Antelope Found Only in North America
The article notes that the pronghorn antelope is native exclusively to North America, highlighting its unique geographic distribution across the continent.
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North America
Silver and Rose Gown with Rhinestone Bodice Details
The gown features metallic silver cloth with copper threads and a heart shaped decolletage. Thick rhinestone straps crown the basque corsage while a harem inspired skirt is restrained by three rose modeled panels. Black velvet ribbons hang from cascading side draperies.
Manitoba Agricultural Survey Plans Public Meetings
A comprehensive Manitoba agricultural survey to identify causes and remedies for unproductive lands will be launched under Hon. George Malcolm. It involves public meetings to gather farmer experiences and give on the spot advice, with final treatment plans after evidence is compiled.
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Manitoba
George Malcolm
Ted
Castle Laggan Highway Opens to Public Near Lake Louise
The Dominion Parks Branch of the Department of the Interior announced the Castle Laggan highway is completed and will be opened to the public. The route links Lake Louise region with motorists from the prairie provinces and the United States.
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Dominion Parks Branch
Department of the Interior
Castle Laggan
Lake Louise
Prairie Provinces
United States
Vatican Library Holds 2500 Fifteenth Century Printed Volumes
The Vatican library preserves over 2,500 printed books from the fifteenth century, including many vellum copies. The collection highlights early printing and manuscript practices in a key ecclesiastical archive.
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Vatican
Pencils Made From Over Eighty Native Indian Woods
A survey reports that more than eighty native woods have been tested for pencil manufacture in India. The study highlights diversity of species assessed for suitability in producing quality writing cores and wood casings.
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India
What Prominent Ontario Women Say About Favorite Prescription
Tillsonburg Ontario Mrs Amos Mills reports Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription aided her expectancy easing nausea improving appetite and restoring strength. She notes her baby was healthy and she feels thankful and recommends the remedy to expectant mothers.
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Tillsonburg
Dr. Pierce
Aly
Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription Proves Helpful
A Hamilton Ontario witness recounts illness with weakness and weight loss. After taking Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription in tablet form she regained strength and weight. The testimonial notes improved appearance and energy with a purely vegetable formula and no alcohol.
Regina Prodigy Muriel Kerr To Play Massey Hall
Regina born prodigy Muriel Kerr, a Canadian juvenile pianist, will perform in recital at Massey Hall. The Toronto Conservatory of Music audience last spring witnessed a sensation as she impressed listeners with remarkable memory and interpretive skill at under two years of study. Critics compared her to Hoffman and praised her astonishing musical gift though she is a normal lively child.
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Muriel Kerr
Massey Hall
Paul Wells
Toronto Conservatory of Music
Hoffman
Regina
Sask
Toronto
Norway bans Russian Bolshevist propaganda import
The government prohibites import of all literature from Russia to curb Bolshevist propaganda with a narrow exception for strictly scientific non political writings.
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Russia
Rubber road slabs to quiet traffic on English highways
England advances road construction by laying flat rubber slabs three quarters of an inch thick in concrete foundations to deaden road sounds. The slabs are attached to steel plates and gripped by foundations, forming a new highway sound dampening system.
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England
Microbes On Money Claim Shared By Dollar And Ten Spot
Vancouver Province notes that scientists say a dollar bill hosts about one million microbes, a fact that equates the microbial count on a dollar with that on a ten dollar bill for any holder.
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Vancouver Province
Alligators Grow Slowly Under Close Watch
Alligators mature very slowly with size tied to age. A twelve foot individual is plausibly around seventy five years old, reflecting extended growth and long lifespans.
Women Sing Baby To Sleep In Minutes Wake Husband All Night
A brief note states some women can soothe a baby within two minutes and keep a husband awake through the night. It highlights maternal skills and household dynamics without attributing to a specific person or event.
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Stoan
Lithuania as Europe's Largest State For Two Centuries
The account notes Lithuania stood as Europe’s largest state for over two hundred years, highlighting its historical dominance and territorial extent during that era.
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Lithuania
Europe
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Ieime
Hugh
N. UU
Shoan
Canada
Marshal Foch
Gertrude Beresford
Plan Agricultural Survey
Rockies
Ottawa
Hamilton
Toronto Conservatory of Magic
Chase
E. D. Smith & Sons, Limited
D. Smith
E. D. Smith & Sons
Watson & Truesdale
Winnipeg
Regia
Saskatoon
Donald H. Pale Co
Ry End
Edmonton
Alta
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