King Plans Separate Revenge in Berlin Blackmail Plot
King resolves to pursue Barthelemy alone despite police raids in a tangled high-stakes case. A German-press-disclosed secret naval document ties Mrs. Tressingham to a gang centered at the Amaranth club, Barthelemy’s house, and a Shaftesbury bathhouse. King braces for a decisive night raid after eleven.
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Barthelemy
Bartheemy
Europe
Altair
George Ellington
Admiralty
Tressingham
Oo Tressingham
Amaranth Club
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Chaftsberg Arenne
Kis
von Roon
the Maranth
Whitehall
Charing Cross
Milk as a Solid Food Worthy For Children and Adults
The article asserts milk is a solid food though swallowed as a liquid, forming curd in the stomach like cheese. It argues milk supports growth with less decay than meat and notes boiling milk reduces curd size for easier digestion. It warns meat may upset children and praises milk as the best solid food for kids while adults can handle meat.
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New York College of Agriculture
Avis
Lost Russian Army Mystery Among War's Enigmas
The Montreal Herald weighs rumors of Russian forces under Grand Duke Nicholas that captured Frzerum Trebizond and Erzingan years ago. It questions censorship and possible reactions with British troops amid ongoing silence from Petrograd and reports of operations around Hamadan Kermanashah.
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Trebizond
Erzingan
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Gora
Owersag
Pet
Mosul
Asia
Aamy
Bagdad
Ramadie
Hamadan
Kermanashah
Petrograd
Armenia
Prussia
Montreal Herald
Bolshe
Poem Composed On The Moment Prompting Gym Suit Advice
A Birmingham Age-Herald exchange records a publisher asking if a poem was written instantly. The author confirms. The editor offers blunt guidance: when inspiration hits, try running the idea off in a gym suit.
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Birmingham Age-Herald
Early Manitoba Farming Recalled From Red River Valley
An elderly Manitoba farmer recalls pioneer methods along Red River and near Winnipeg. He describes small river lots, hand sowing and reaping, horse teams, and early threshing with a flail. The piece contrasts old and newer machinery in the second decade of the twentieth century.
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Manitoba
Red River
Minnesota
St. Norbert
Winnipeg
Red
Assiniboine
White Horse Plains
Poplar Point
Portage la Prairie
St. Anthony’s Falls
Minneapolis
Palmer Seizes Bernstorffs Money Under Alien Property Act
A. Mitchell Palmer alien property custodian claims seizure of about 900000 dollars in stocks and bonds belonging to Countess von Bernstorff from Washington and New York vaults. Also to be seized are the assets of Mrs Marguerite Burton Thomason of Burlington New Jersey who recently wed Bernstorff’s son. Palmer says he will buy Liberty bonds with the funds seized.
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A. Mitchell Palmer
Countess von Bernstorff
Washington
New York
Marguerite Vivian Burton Thomason
Burlington, N.J
Count von Bernstorff
Palmer
War Boost Doubled South American Imports Last Year
Imports from South America rose from 198 million to 575 million dollars last year, nearly tripling the prewar amount. Analysts attribute the surge to wartime stimulus and demand across the region.
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South America
Catarrhozone Offered as Quick Cure for Bronchitis and Colds
Doctors recommend Catarrhozone as a natural cure that soothes throat and removes catarrhal taint. The product is inhaled as fumes and advertised for infants, with a complete outfit priced at $1.00 and a smaller 50 cent size, sold by Catarrhozypy Co. of Kingston Ontario.
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Kingston
Ont
Transformation of Mills Across Saint John Parish
Fragmentary text notes mills at several sites in St. John's parish and Point Douglas. It hints at agricultural activity and a wondrous transformation, attributed to J. D. Ashelney Evans. The surviving lines suggest a historical reflection on industrial change in a parish landscape.
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St. John's
Anothe Point Douglas
J. D. Ashelney Evans
Consume Your Own Smoke Learn to accept life’s aggravations
The piece urges readers to endure daily irritations with taciturnity and hard work, so others aren’t burdened by complaint. It emphasizes self-discipline over self-pity and cites Osler of Oxford as a model of restraint.
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Osler
Oxford
Henpie
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