Life at Bingley Castle Continues in Abroad Comedy
Ernest Bingley and Lady Rosa extend their stay at Bingley Castle as plans unfold. An urgent cable to America, a mishap with the castle car, and Ralph the horse add comic complications amid flirtation and mid century propriety. The castle hosts breakfast chatter and fading grandiosity.
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Ernest
Julia
Mr. Bingley
Rosa
Ralph
Lady Rosa
Esme
Bingley
Crump
Maddy
Ernest Bingley
Pennyton
Grig
Caleb Slocum
Bear Falls
Iowa
U S.A
Bingley Castle
Father
Breakfast Deliberations Between Earl and Servants
The Earl of Bingley asks about breakfast as Ernest, newly arrived in Britain, is surprised by the nobleman's quick appetite. Crump lists options including omelette and grilled kidneys while the Earl frowns at the choices.
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Ernest
Earl of
Bingley
Crump
Health leadership in Canada eyes new national program drives
The Health League of Canada's Health editorial urges prevention over care as Canada expands national health initiatives. Dominion leadership, new divisions in Health, and a Royal Commission push health conservation and longer-living Canadians while modern medicine reexamines ancient Chinese practices. Dr F A Stewart-Dunn notes Chinese pharmacology and anesthesia history, citing cases of rapid recovery after Chinese treatment.
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Canada
Health
The
Health League of Canada
Department of Health
Dominion
Th c
Rowell
F. A. Stewart-Dunn
Edmonton
University of Alberta
Board of Trade
Calgary Academy of Medicine
Dunn
China
Lingnan University
Canton
Stewart-Dunn
Exports of Arms and Aircraft Leave December Total
Arms and war implements licenses valued at 82420 were issued in December under 18 permits. In six months 97 permits valued at 307170. Commercial aircraft worth 19906 were shipped, led by Venezuela with 15706. the United States took the remainder. Venezuela also purchased three military aeroplanes worth 18208.
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J. L. Isley
Venezuela
United States
Civilization and the car park: a businessman's morning
A businessman rushes to town and pays a quarter to park his car to avoid a later fine while he eats a fifteen cent breakfast, illustrating a compact urban routine in a small-scale economy.
Pecan Nuts Require Light To Grow In Yuma
Artificial light stimulates pecan growth in Yuma Arizona. Light enables trees to use carbon dioxide and water to form fats in kernels. Night lighting extends fat formation, aiding older shaded orchards where nuts fail to fill out.
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Yuma
Ariz
Electrical
West
Duke of Wellington Phrase On Uncontrollable Circumstances
The Duke of Wellington is credited with first using the phrase cir cumstances over which I have no control regarding business issues tied to his son in 1839 or 1840.
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Duke of Wellington
Little Helps For This Week
A devotional meditation urges living in the moment guided by faith. It emphasizes following divine leading hour by hour, doing present duties, and trusting the Spirit to provide the right words and actions. It counsels preparing the present well to face future moments with light and peace.
Beau Brummel Shapes Early 19th Century Fashion
Noted fashion figure Beau Brummel rose from modest origins to notable social influence through distinctive taste and persona. He governed style trends for years, spending hours daily on dress and cravats, before dying in an asylum.
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Beau Brummel
Imaginary Line of Fire Sparks Dismissive Exchange
During field maneuvers an All Imagination Officer asks a private about being in the imaginary line of fire. The private retorts he is safe behind an imaginary rock 30 feet high, illustrating a playful misunderstanding.
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Earl
Tower
Gintzer Brothers
Yosemite Valley
Postum
General Foods, Limited
Cobourg
Ontario
Bayer Company, Limited
Windsor
Bayer
Pierce
Nellie Winegarder
Main St. Hamiul
For National Health
Dennis
Monty
Para-Sani
Para- Sani
Appleford’s
Calgary
Regina
Winnipeg
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