Bargain Night Ends With Debt And Deception
Hilda faces a perilous plan to obtain a despatch case with Von Roon's scheme. Letty confronts gambling debts and a looming exposure as Hilda pushes a final payoff to hide the truth. Threads of money, risk, and reputations tighten around Ellington and his wife.
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Hilda
van Roon
Jay
von Roon
Barthelemy
Monte Carlo
Boulogne
Curzon Street
Letty
George
Hilda Tressingham
Iilda
Bartheledue
Dairy Prices and Trade Trends in U S October 1 Report
The United States Food Administration reports butter holdings in 332 storage houses rose by 3 354 006 pounds from September 1 to October 1 while showing a 3 064 607 pound drop versus 1916. Cheese exports rose by 3 224 694 pounds in July and August, with butter exports down 2 437 555 pounds. prices: butter wholesale 43 48 cents, retail 50 cents. cheese wholesale 25 78 cents, retail 30 1 cents. England wholesale prices listed as 53 76 cents for butter and 38 cents for cheese. Feedwell jokes conclude the piece with a Pittsburg Chronicle-Telegraph quip.
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United States Food Administration
United States
England
Assiniboine Indians Aid Horse Theft Chase and Recovery
The Regina Post recalls the Assiniboine, allied with Cree and Saulteaux in earlier days, who avoided smallpox devastation and later became farmers. When Major Bell faced horse theft at Indian Head, two Assiniboine trackers traced the culprits to the American boundary, recovered the horses, and returned them to Major Bell on the Yellowstone banks.
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Regina
Assiniboine
Prairie Country
Assiniboines
Saulteaux
Wolseley
Major Bell
Indian Head
Mounted Police
Macdonald
Crooked Lakes
Yellowstone
Regina Post
Ann Says She Needs Warm Clothes for Winter
Nan notes the Buffalo Express quotes Ann saying she must buy warm winter clothes as the season approaches, reflecting her ongoing struggle with fashion.
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Ann
Nan
Buffalo Express
Farming and Democracy Emphasizes Rural Strength for Canada
W C Good of Paris argues agriculture sustains democracy through family cooperation and varied seasonal work. He warns Canada must boost agricultural and mineral output to support national credit, linking prosperity to farm productivity and land use.
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W. C. Good
B.A
Paris
Qqnt
Canada
Mr. Good
George Paish
Wild-cat mining woes spark sharp local quip
A Boston Transcript quip pokes fun at a miner who failed financially in a wild-cat venture. The cartoonish remark plays on the trader’s loss and the idea of needing to “mince for wild cats” as a humorous aside.
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Brown
Boston Transcript
How to Fight Night Air Raids
Lord Montagu of Beaulieu told aviation workers at Hammersmith that Germans lie and plan night raids. He urged bombing targets from France and argued London defenses cannot deter night raids alone. He stressed maintaining strong day squadrons while accepting limits on night defense from the home front.
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Lord Montagu of Beaulieu
Hammersmith
Bertians
France
London
Empire
Germany's Path to Avoid Future World Wars
A Chicago Tribune commentary argues that Germany must grasp other nations' viewpoints standards and motives to prevent repeating the war. It contends the conflict was a political and psychological blunder and urges Germany to read rivals' souls to stay prudent and decent.
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Germany
Chicago Tribune
Opry House Manager Bemoans Star's Double Booking
The Phingville manager complains that a big feminine star signed for a week at the opry house also appears in a film drama, drawing away business. The Courier Journal notes the conflict between live performance and movie work.
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Phingville
Opry
Louisville Courier-Journal
Saskatchewan Livestock Industry Stronger Than Ever
A report to the Saskatchewan agriculture minister shows livestock and product values at record highs through April 30. Total value of livestock, including horses cattle swine and sheep, is estimated at 173 207 848 with horses the only class not rising markedly. The report notes strong demand for horses aided by British remounts commission and highlights bright sheep prospects due to wool values and mutton prices, plus a $250 000 government grant to buy livestock for farmers.
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Saskatchewan
Provincial Livestock Board
Breeding Sheep Bring Record Price in Alberta Sale
Five hundred breeding ewes sold at Calgary for 16.50 a head, a record high for Alberta. Though not as high as prices across the border, the sale offers a strong return to the seller. The Rosebud area, about fifty miles northeast of Calgary, provided the well-conditioned stock, some weighing up to 180 pounds.
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Calgary
Alberta
Rosebud
Politician Says It's Best Not To Talk Politics
A Washington Star quote features Senator Sorghum remarking that a strong politician knows when not to talk politics. The exchange suggests restraint as a valued trait in public discourse.
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Senator Sorghum
Washington Star
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Lox
Otto
Ivayton
House of Commons
Hartsdale Mouse
George Erlington
Amarenth
Therm
Ellington
Hilda Rose
Wal
Mr. von Aon
Hartsdale House
U. S
Feedwell
Appleford’ S Sandwrappers
Ania Gee
Arte
Nuine
Appleford
Appleford Counter Check Book Co., Limited
Hamilton, Canada
Toronto
Montreal
Winnipeg
Vancouver
Britain
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