Ellingtons Eye Town House For Campaign Move
Letty Ellington seeks to move George Ellington into a town house as he takes a government post. Hilda Tressingham canvasses for votes and schemes to lease Hartsdale Park’s neglected mansion to the Ellingtons, while Lord Hartsdale dismisses the idea as impractical and unkempt.
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Hilda Tressingham
Ellington
George Ellington
Brighton
Paris
George
Oakcroft
Letts
Whi
Ashminster
House of Commons
Anne's Mansions
Toster
George Etert
Cakcroft
Letty
Tressingham
Hufla
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Hilda
Hartsdale Park
Otto von Roon
Artedale Park
London
Hartsdale
Lord Hartsdale
Ashminister
Hartsmy
Sanhem
A Train That Never Stops Through Time
A thought experiment from the Los Angeles Times imagines a train moving a mile per minute from the dawn of the Christian era to cover 1,000,000,000 miles. It would circle Earth 40,000 times and reach New Year’s Eve 1628, witnessing key historical milestones from Christ’s era to Columbus and the discovery of America.
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Christ
Rome
Britain
London
Paris
America
Los Angeles Times
Canadian jam factories buy 1917 fruit crop in BC
Agents from BC jam and canning firms purchase 25 percent of the strawberry crop nearly half the raspberry and all gooseberry and blackberry harvests. Factories expect to process large first class fruit. A note mentions labor shortages and a rival claim about Washington Post coverage.
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British Columbia
Why Not Advertise In Peterborough Retail Scene
A Peterborough Review piece critiques local advertising and mail order houses, noting drayloads of goods delivered to farms and debates whether retailers or mail orders drive sales. It argues advertising sways customers toward distant suppliers, while some local merchants advertise steadily and remain busy. The column ends by contrasting双方 with a quip on new faces.
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Peterborcough
Toronto
Peterborough
A Good Use for Post Office Walls
A French anti alcohol poster campaign urges action against drink citing social ruin and German envy. The appeal follows 1870 costs, warning that alcohol drains production, raises living costs, and harms families. J H of Hazlewood signs the letter.
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France
Emre Ie
Germany
Wren
Earl Vicfinis
Ilifé
J.H
Hazlewood
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Washington Post
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Wibek Gad
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Hamilton
Montréal
Winnipeg
Vancouver
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