George Ellington and the Hartsdale ties questioned
In Queen Anne's Mansions George Ellington faces his father Stephen's wary warnings about his friendship with Mrs Jressingham and the Hartsdale circle. George dismisses concern, unsure of motives but anxious about political impacts and his own future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Filington
Hae
Letty
Mra Treseinghan
Stephen
Marcia
George
Great
Ellington
Stephen Ellington
Queen Anne's Mansions
Hartsdale
Matty
Jressingham
Curzon Street
Noted Confrontation Over Mrs Tressingham Sparks Tension
In a tense scene George and a fellow member clash over Mrs Tressingham's influence. The man warns against discussing politics with her while hinting at discomfort within the government circle. George grows angrier as Hilda Tressingham weighs Letty's involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watts
Ashminster
George
Hilda Tressingham
Letty
Conspiracy in Shaftsbury Avenue A City Life Haven
Otto von Roon, a man who loves urban living, has a quiet London nest in Shaftsbury Avenue near theatres clubs and prints shops. The piece paints a vivid, bustling corner of the city where leisure and observation mix with city vitality. (To Be Continued.)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaftsbury Avenue
London
Garcen
Theaties
Soho
Lucullus
Piccadilly Circus
Otto von Roon
Chambers
Christian Civilization In Manifest Peril
A wartime oratory argues that independence and liberty depend on dismantling German military despotism. The speaker calls for action to halt autocracy, urging the great republic to marshal forces to rid the world of German imperialism and defend civilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
New recruit quizzed on armed approach and battleship threat
An officer questions a new sentry during a tour about what to do if an armed party is seen and if a battleship is observed approaching, the recruit replies warning to turn out the guard and to report to the hospital for examination.
Absorbing Powers Of Dairy Products
Dairy products absorb odors and flavors like a sponge, with strong flavors from vegetables and feeds imprinting on milk and cream. Flavor taint can come from carrots onions or alps herbs, and even stored feed or gasoline odors can transfer. Only mild feeds and odor free storage prevent tainted dairy products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alps
AG Puikas
Woolwich Arsenal Expands to Over 100000 Workers
The Woolwich Arsenal now employs over 100000 workers up from 10000 in peace times, with population growth in the district creating demand for commisariat and housing. The organization strives to concentrate labor and maintain peak efficiency, described as a superhuman task.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwich Arsenal
How to Make Canned Chicken at Home
The guide from Dr Robt Barnes outlines a straight pack method for preserving chicken. Clean and cut, pack fleshy portions with salt and pepper, add liquid, process in jars to specified times, heat in a boiler, reseal cautiously, and avoid sudden temperature changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robt, Barnes
Meat and Canned Foods Division
Health of Animals Branch
Department of Agriculture
Ottawa
Storm Rips Through Indiana Toppling Trees
An Indiana paper notes that a recent storm blew down trees that had never before been toppled by wind, suggesting the region has trees that get blown down multiple times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Saving Young Stock in the Face of Slaughter
A plea to empower the food administrator to curb calf slaughter to raise milk supply and stabilize dairy prices. The piece argues slaughter harms future cattle, fertilization, and grain production, noting a heifer calf could become a milk producer and articularly urges action to end this waste.
Birds of a Feather in German Forces Spurs Cites Rights
German press lauds ex-convicts now serving in land and sea forces as decent citizens greenlit by military duty. Few backsliders and minor offences described. One recent parolee earned promotion to sergeant, possibly for aiding in a raid on a private savings bank.
Poultry Keeping in Town and Country Bulletin No 89
The Department of Agriculture releases Bulletin No 89 on poultry keeping. Authored by F O Milford, the 48 page guide covers housing feeding breeding and marketing with 70 illustrations. It argues backyard poultry benefits private and national industry and offers free copies from the Publications Branch Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Division of Poultry
Don Ron
FO Oc. Tlford
Ttawa
Notable Exchange Cited in Detroit Free Press
A quoted exchange from the Detroit Free Press highlights a lawyer and judge debate over truth telling. The brief dialogue underscores a constraint on disclosure and the lawyer’s claim of limited remarks before the court.
Recruiter and applicant spar over service and sacrifice
A terse exchange captures a recruiting scene where the applicant declares a willingness to shed blood for country while the recruiting officer urges restraint and discipline, using sharp dialogue to frame duty and doubt.
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Puck
Judge rebukes prisoner amid courtroom exchange
The exchange features a judge accusing a defendant of being a rogue while the prisoner admits voting for the judge. The moment reflects tension in the courtroom and a sharp interaction between judge and prisoner.
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J. S. Fletcher
Rob J. Lansing
U.S
Lought
Detroit Free Press
Appleford’s Sandwrappers
Adusehold
G&b
Saniarid Ain Ee
Appleford
Appleford Counter Check Book Co., Limited
Hamilton, Canada
Cfmces
Toronto
Montreal
Winnipeg
Vancouver
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