Dr Hamiltons Pills Promises Permanent Bilious Relief
An ad touts Dr Hamiltons Pills as a biliousness cure addressing constipation and liver function. It claims lasting relief from headaches and bad stomachs, with a 25¢ box offered. The rest of the text contains unrelated quoted dialogue and narrative excerpts.
The Comlyn Alibi Heads On Hill
Reverend Laurence Clegg travels to London to expose links between Tom Burbury and the Morgan murder rumors. Kenyon praises the curate and vows to pursue the case, proposing private detective inquiry and drawing Anthony Comlyn into the investigation.
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Kenyon
Tony
Bury Street
Sir Anthony
Clegg
Anthony
Tom Burbury
Ken
Laurence Clegg
Tony West
Comlyn
London
Morgan
Miss Comlyn
Tom
Mrs. Morgan
Mr. Clegg
Early Birds and a Worm in a Summer Dawn
Restless Mavis Com plym rises before dawn and slips from the dower house to the moor. She recalls a broken engagement with Jasper Morgan and a looming wedding, weighed by debt, fear, and a vow to end it all. The moor awakes as the sun tinges the eastern sky with gold, promising a momentary solace.
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Mavis Complym
Uplands
Jasper Morgan
Tony
Mr. Morgan
Archibald Camlyn
Mavis
Interesting Juveniles In Farm Work
The boys and girls clubs of Western Canada promote food production and farm life among youth. Calf pig poultry potato clubs flourish across prairie provinces with contests driving participation. Saskatchewan reports over two thousand children entered for fall competitions in calf feeding pig feeding poultry feeding and potato growing. Alberta and Manitoba show similar activity.
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Western
Canada
Prairie
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Manitoba
A Record Atlantic Voyage and Canada’s Steamer Pioneers
The piece recalls the Royal William the first Canadian steamship to sail Atlantic routes and reach Gravesend in 1833, along with the evolution of transatlantic steam service from Cunard and Allan families. It notes ships like the Savannah Sirius Great Western and the rise of mail steamer contracts shaping modern ocean travel.
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Atlantic
Ces
Gravesend
Pictou
N.S
St. Mary's
Bennett and Henderson
Montreal
Royal William
Quebec
Halifax
England
John McDougall
Joseph Somes
Somes
Ysabel Segunda
Savannah
Liverpool
Glasgow
Great Western
Sirius
Cork
Bristol
New York
Royal Mail
Samuel Cunard
Boston
Cunard
Alexander Allan
Lisbon
Wellington
Clyde
Canada
Greenock
Allan
Sir Hugh Allan
Allans
The Kaiser as Demon King in Wartime Prophecy
The London Daily Express calls the Kaiser a sinister mountebank, a demon king whose career includes acts of atrocity. It condemns his lack of humor and his moral blindness after Allied bombings of un defended towns, urging a reciprocal courtesy gap in war rhetoric.
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Frankfort
All Highest
London Daily Express
Steel frames enable tall city buildings with slim walls
The steel frame is key to skyscrapers, allowing 700-foot structures with walls of nearly uniform thickness. Brick would require very thick lower walls, wasting floor space. For a 12 story example 100 by 50 feet, steel framing adds about 4,000 square feet or a tenth of an acre of usable floor space.
Wool consumption rises in August 1918
Government figures show August 1918 wool consumption at 63,900,000 pounds grease equivalent, up from 62,000,000 pounds in July. Since January 1, 1918 monthly consumption averaged about 67,000,000 pounds grease equivalent.
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Department of Agriculture
Italy Faces Severe Coal Shortage Amid Winter Hardships
Signor Galli, head of Italy’s coal mission in London, explains Italy’s coal crisis with hospitals and railways starved of fuel. He notes trains stopping between stations, eight towns with gas only, scarce lighting, and olive wood being cut to cope, urging English readers to work and save to aid Italy.
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Signor Galli
London
Italy
England
Britain's Submarine Growth in War Time
At the war's outset Britain used submarines weighing 300 to 500 tons. Now she fields underwater ships of 4000 tons, sheathed in armor and armed with 6 inch guns.
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Great Britain
Peace and War Talk in Odd Ventions
Fragmentary dialogue questions peace and war themes with references to aviator fans and bombing the umpire, suggesting a surreal wartime metaphor. The lines contrast ideas of conflict and safety, hinting at a broader debate about deterrence and leisure during perilous times.
Australia to regulate emblems amid wartime protests
Acting prime minister W A Watt announced the federal cabinet will draft regulations under the war precautions act to designate which flags may be flown in Australia during the war. Before displaying any emblem, permission from the defense minister is required, with allowed flags limited to the British Empire dominos allies and the papal flag.
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Trades Hall
Sydney
Melbourne
W. A. Watt
Watt
Australia
British Empire
Dominions
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