Dr Hamilton’s Pills Promised for Kidney and Liver ills
Excerpted yarn features a scheming Jasper Morgan pressuring Mavis Comlyn on a moor. He touts charity and a marriage offer to rescue her father from debts, while a looming encounter with Reverend Laurence and Tom Burbury interrupts the tense scene.
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Pork Restrictions Eased in Canada and U S Following Campaigns
The Canada food board lifts pork serving restrictions in public eateries amid successful hog production campaigns and mutual conservation efforts. Dominion consumption now targets 125 million a year, with a 5 year pre war average over the same period, reflecting strong postwar demand.
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United States
Canada Food Board
Dominion
Comlyn Ailbi Trials and Wedding Plot Unfolds
In a London-like scene, Mavis confronts a grotesque scientist and a fading romance with Morgan. Professor Zimbalist and Nina are cited in tension as Morgan questions marriage while a dower house visit hints at past deaths and a looming proposal.
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Cable insulation resistance increases with aging
The article notes that telephone cable insulation resistance grows higher as the cable ages, with the insulation appearing dry and the cable leaning toward ground leakage.
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Aroused Her Curiosity Dialog Sparks Confusion
Dora questions age as Marie asserts the number. the exchange ends with unclear remarks and jumbled dialogue.
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Why the Caterpillar A Householder’s Musing on Nature and Devourers
A Seattle Post-Intelligencer perspective ponders the caterpillar as a force of nature. It notes how billions of larvae emerge, feasting on leaves, while predators and disease curb their numbers. The piece mocks human efforts to annihilate them and marvels at nature’s brutal efficiency.
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Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Onet Fix Quietly Noted in Ottawa Journal
A brief cartoonish exchange from the Ottawa Journal shows a private asking permission to fix an always ready bayonet as the colonel emphasizes commands. The humorous dialogue highlights military drill tension and neat wording.
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Kaiserite campaign warned against German propaganda at home
Winnipeg Free Press says a "Kaiserite" thrives on truth evasion and planted lies. It urges Canadians to join a public information effort, report disloyal activity to Washington, and stamp out German propaganda with a national vigilance group.
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Boss Finds Clerks Playing Poker At Work
Two clerks are surprised by their boss who bursts in and scolds them for not working. The boss accuses them while the youths claim they only gamble when the boss wears their "robbery sheets." The odd line adds a humorous twist to the incident.
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Britain Embraces American Sports And Social Change
War prompts social shifts as Britain sheds ultra conservatives norms. Baseball appears in Hyde Park and Sunday games in England. American soldiers spark cultural exchange as New York and southern drawls echo through London venues, easing long standing aristocratic restraint.
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Sugar Conservation Urged Amid Java Sugar Shortage
The cochair of the salt committee warns there will be no sugar from Java this year and Cuban crop output is 300000 tons below estimates. He urges strict sugar conservation for households to extend supplies.
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