Mystery at Amaranth Club Deepens in Alluring Night Call
Avery confronts Barthelemy and von Roon about a secret link between the Amaranth Club and Barthelemy's house. He alleges Mrs Tressingham and Mrs Ellington left the club with von Roon at half past two, implying a covert communication tied to the club's rule breach.
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Barthelemay
Mrs. Tressingham
Jack Hazeldene
Captain Dilkes
Lydia Linkinshaw
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A Safer World Through Allied Unity
The London Daily Mail argues that democracy and civilization fall to Prussianism, and urges war-time nations to limit military excesses. It predicts a hopeful postwar era where America and Britain unite to secure lasting peace and a new, saner world path.
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France
Germany
America
United States
London Daily Mail
Better Farming Trains Serve Rural Farmers Across Saskatchewan
Better farming trains run under the Saskatchewan Agricultural College and Department of Agriculture with railway partners. The trains bring educational access to farmers far from cities, offering information across farming industries. Thousands attend each season, gaining valuable knowledge through exhibitions and lectures.
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Saskatchewan Agricultural College
Saskatchewan Department of Agriculture
Hospital In Petrograd Raided As German Espionage Hub
A private hospital in central Petrograd was raided by military authorities and found to be the headquarters of a German espionage network. A patient listed as a Novgorodian peasant admitted to being a German lieutenant. The hospital directoress posed as Russian, and her assistant gave a false name. Many staff members and several patients were arrested.
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Petrograd
Novgorod
Women Warriors of the Batta of Death In War Narrative
A Westminster Gazette report notes female combatants among the Batta of Death. It recalls a pioneer sergeant who earned Saint George for exposing an enemy telephonic device, and a sewing machine worker who fought against Austrians and won relief from a hired-suit summons after being wounded.
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St. George
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Westminster Gazette
Irish Worker Skips Work Then Rides For Doctor
A Dublin employed man, Pat, denied illness when asked why he did not attend work. He admitted passing the factory on his bicycle while claiming he was going for a doctor. The Pittsburgh Chronicle-Telegraph notes the tale as a humorous anecdote. Also cited is The London Times reporting Red Cross fund total of 35,069,470 dollars.
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Pat
Pittsburgh Chronicle-Telegraph
London Times Red Cross
Dairy Conditions and War Time Dairy Shortages
The United States food administration reports declining milk and butter supplies amid population growth. European dairy herds shrink due to war, labor shifts, and shipping limits, while allies rely on American exports. Butter prices rise, margarine sales climb, and calls exist to boost herds, save milk, and ensure child nutrition.
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United States Food Administration
United States
Europe
Scandinavia
Holland
Switzerland
Germany
North America
Absurd Exchange Over Lost Silk Umbrella
Dialogue shows Brown teasing Robinson about blues as Robinson laments a silk umbrella missing after an encounter where an owner claimed it. The exchange hints at a humorous social moment and a mislaid possession.
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Brown
Robinson
Pure Breds Lifted Mortgage Burden Story of F W Woods Advice
The Breeders Gazette recounts Col F W Woods urging a buyer to invest in pure bred Shorthorns to cover farm debts. A young man followed the plan, paid off a mortgage at Omaha, bought more land, and funded further debts with cattle profits over twenty years. Vision and nerve, plus ambition, drive farming success.
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Col. F. W. Woods
Breeders’ Gazette
Omaha
Col. Woods
Brazil Abolishes Private Wireless Stations for War
Brazil ends private wireless stations and plants during wartime, consolidating radio communications under government control to support the war effort. The measure affects all private transceivers and related infrastructure nationwide.
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Brazil
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Calgary
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