Amaranth Club Chapter Continues with Von Roon Plot
Hilda Tressingham visits Otto von Roon in his luxurious chambers to press for access to a crucial document. She analyzes George Ellington’s suspicions and the social leverage of the Ellington sisters while plotting a new path to secure the five thousand and a possible larger sum.
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Metz
Tressingham
von Roon
Kier
Hilda Strept
Milda
van Reen
Sprakine
Hilda
Otto
Nan
Ellington
Lord Heartsdale
George Ellington
van Roon
Foodless cooker sparks talk of high living costs
Quoted exchange shows a tense moment as a couple discusses the strain of high living costs on the average kitchen. The mistress calmly replies while the other complains about an arm and a window blast, reflecting domestic tension and economic anxiety reported by the Baltimore American.
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Baltimore
Glory Of The Prairie Sunset Scene
A vivid prairie sunset unfolds across a western sky with aurora-like arcs and migrating silhouettes. The scene blends trains, pines, and distant rock formations as night approaches, leaving the prairie behind in a solemn farewell.
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Aurora
Cloge
Mart
Catalog of Agricultural Publications Issued by Dominion Dept
An announced new circulation list details 317 publications from the Dominion department of agriculture. It divides items by topics such as dairy and cheese making, field crops, plant diseases, live stock, fruit and gardening, poultry, home economics, seasonable hints, bees and honey, soil fertility, and fertilizer use, plus miscellaneous subjects and wartime guides. The catalog is to be distributed through the appropriate branch offices.
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Dominion Department of Agriculture
Batten Brock Daou
Ruaenty
Canada and Britain Stand United in War’s Trials
The London Daily Mail notes Britain's steadfast resolve and Canadian support in wartime. It praises Canadian sacrifice at Ypres and Vimy Ridge, highlighting a shared struggle and gratitude for allied alliance.
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Canada
Great Britain
Ypres
London Daily
Canadian Eggs Gain In Britain Amid War Trade Shifts
Analysis notes Canada’s rising role in Britain’s egg market since World War I began. Export trends show Britain reducing Russian imports and turning to Canadian and American supplies. Canadian shipments expanded as wartime disruption raised prices, with quality and grading improving to meet overseas demand.
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Canada
England
Great Britain
Russia
United States
Liverpool
United Kingdom
Board of Trade
Eger
Better Things and The Valor of Earning One’s Keep
The passage argues that hunger and hard labor build character over constant comfort. It extols dust and sweat from battle with real problems as healthier than sheltered ease and social vanity. It celebrates breaking exclusiveness and walking freely in a challenging urban life, advancing the race through effort.
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Brens
Indian Funeral on European Battlefield Described
An Ontario battalion captain recalls a burial on a European battlefield for an Indian soldier killed by a bomb. The funeral followed Cresbstecian rites with an Indian lieutenant leading and mourners wearing traditional attire.
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Ontario
Food Conservation Campaign Urges Public Action
The U S Chamber of Commerce joins the national effort urged by Herbert Hoover to conserve food. It calls for six weekly requests to individuals and organizations, asking every member to lead by example and recruit clubs to form committees to promote rationing and thrift at home and in restaurants.
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United States
Food Control Committee
Chamber of Commerce of the
National Chamber Committee
Couner of National Defense
Herbert Hoover
Chamber
National Chamber
Waddill Catchings
Evaporated Apple Industry Bulletin from Ottawa
A translated summary of a Canadian Department of Agriculture bulletin by S Mcullivray outlines historical drying methods for apples, modern evaporation progress, health benefits, and viable equipment and facilities for scale production. It notes Canada’s nascent evaporated apple industry and its potential value and need for development.
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Rown
Canada
S. Mcullivray
Department of Agriculture
Ottawse
Bulletin
Tomer
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Amaranth Club
Av— J
Fletcher
Ward, LO
Elien
Dept. of Agriculture Publications
Britain
Hoover
Government Bulletin
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