Occasional Wife Secret Marriage Ends In Morning Beach Wake
Carmilla Hoyt and Peter Anson marry secretly to pursue independent lives until Peter wins a scholarship. He is a struggling sculptor and Camilla, adopted by a wealthy family, studies commercial art to avoid inheritance. At a party he entertains guests with impersonations, later sleeping with Camilla on the beach as Avis Werth and another youth look on.
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Carmilla Hoyt
Peter Anson
Peter
Camilla
Avis Werth
Sylvia Todd
Gus Matson
Avis
Mrs. Hoyt
Hoyt
Camilla Anson
Camilla Confesses Secret Marriage at Sunrise Beach
Avis discovers Camilla and Peter together at dawn. Camilla reveals she has married Peter. The four guests process to the house as tensions rise, while Camilla defends her marriage against Mrs. Hoyt’s scorn and vows independence with Peter.
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Peter
Camilla
Avis
Cathie
Mrs. Hoyt
Mrs. Werth
Mary the War Horse of Bowmanville Retires at Farm
The story recalls Mary a dark bay mare born in 1911 and a veteran of four years active service. She served as charger to Sir David Watson and Lieut Col A E Swift, later displaced briefly by Minnie, then a chestnut hunter under Brig Gen R P Clark. Twice wounded, she remained brave and valued in transport lines before retiring on Colonel Lorne T. McLaughlin’s farm near Bowmanville Ontario. Mary’s twilight years follow a storied career with the First Canadian Contingent.
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Mary
Lorne T. McLaughlin
Ds.co. VD
Bowmanville
Ontario
Sir David Watson
K.C.B
A. E. Swift
C.M.G. D.S.O
Western Plains
Minnie
W. M. Yates
R. P. Clark
C.M.G
D.S.O
M.C
McLaughlin
Legionary
Water-pistol Question Teases Child’s Lesson
A six year old named Peter is forbidden to buy a water pistol. He asks who will own the pistol when he wakes, prompting a reminder of punishment and bedtime. The exchange highlights a child’s curiosity and parental boundary setting in a light domestic scene.
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Peter
Burtons heirless estate in Stoke exceeds nine hundred thousand
M R Fowler Burton died recently in Stoke England leaving over 900000 dollars and no will. No probate details are given but the estate will pass to rightful heirs under local law.
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M. R. Fowler Burton
Stoke
England
French Plane Spans Ocean in Trans Atlantic Flight
The French four motor hydroplane Southern Cross reached Natal January 4 after 18 hours 17 minutes flying time covering 1970 miles from Saint Louis Senegal. It aims to help France join a race to establish a Europe to South America air mail line via Africa with daily Paris Rio de Janeiro service planned. The wing span is 144 feet and the craft carries 11 tons of fuel.
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Southern Cross
Natal
Saint Louis
Senegal
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Europe
South America
Africa
Paris
Rio de Janeiro
South Atlantic
Potengy River
Transferring Old British Museum Phonograph Discs
Engineers solved a restoration challenge at the British Museum by replaying a horn recording disc with a modern phonograph. They converted the distorted speech of Lord Tennyson into electronic signals, fed them through tone filters, and created a new master disc preserving the historic voices.
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British Museum
Lord Tennyson
Rule on Maclean surname capitalization debated by Scots
The Toronto Globe notes disagreement over capitalizing Maclean in jubilees and reports that convention favors capitalizing when the part after Mac is a proper name such as Mac Donald, while the lower case form is correct otherwise.
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MacLean
MacDonald
Toronto Globe
Sunday school remark quoted by child in Cass County
A Cass county Sunday school teacher asked a young girl where bad little girls go, and the girl replied most everywhere, reflecting a pointed backchat captured in local humor.
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Cass County
England and Wales Declared Free of Smallpox After 12 Years
For the first time in 12 years England and Wales have been declared free from smallpox, marking a historic public health milestone. Health officials released the notice noting the absence of reported cases and praising vaccination and surveillance efforts across the regions.
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England and
Wales
Light speed estimate at Pasadena lowers Michelson value
Dr. Walter S. Adams of Mount Wilson Observatory announced a new light speed estimate at 299 774 kilometres per second 186 271 miles per second noting it is not absolute and a six month final computation should vary by about two kilometres per second. The new figure trails the 1927 Michelson result by 13 miles per second after measurements between Mount Wilson and a nearby peak.
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Pasadena
Cal
Walter S. Adams
Carnegie Institution
Mount Wilson Observatory
Albert A. Michelson
Mount Wilson
The Rhyming Optimist Sings A New Song
A poem-style verse speaks of finding joy again and singing anew. The speaker notes gladness returning after deep joys, urging a loved one to set lips to sing the old refrain with renewed heart. The piece emphasizes hope, renewal, and lyrical rapture.
Confidence in Currencies Vital to World Recovery
French adviser Charles Rist argues that ending monetary uncertainty is key to reviving global business. He says stable futures for currencies would remove import restrictions and quotas, while prolonged instability would create harder, new problems for economies worldwide.
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Charles Rist
Aise
Western Canada Directors Named in Angus Association Ballot
The main ballot results for the Canadian Aberdeen Angus association directors in Western Canada were announced by secretary F. W. Crawford of Winnipeg. Directors listed include Manitoba Harry Leader Portage la Prairie James Turner Carroll Saskatchewan W. J. Warren Belbeck W. D. Lyon Deveron Alberta E Ward Jones Calgary J Henderson Lacombe Roy Ballhorn Westaskiwin.
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Canadian Aberdeen Angus Association
F. W. Crawford
Winnipeg
Western Canada
Manitoba
Harry Leader
Portage la Prairie
James
Turner
Carroll
Saskatchewan
W. J. Warren
Belbeck
W. D. Lyon
Deveron
Alberta
E Ward Jones
Calgary
J. Henderson
Lacombe
Roy Ballhorn
Westaskiwin
Little Helps For This Week
A devotional snippet echoes themes of trust in God amid trouble and the sanctification of will. It cites Nahum 1:7 and quotes from T Boston and Fenelon, urging reliance on divine guidance, unchanging love, and inner peace through aligning the will with God’s.
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T. Boston
Fenelon
Means Of Protection In Wheat Production
The Winnipeg Tribune argues that current conditions require reducing wheat output to fit market demand. It frames the stance as a temporary adjustment under economic law, not a Western agriculture reversal, and expects the market for wheat to recover gradually.
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Winnipeg Tribune
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