Amaranth Club Plot Deepens in London
In crowded parlors and shadowy corridors characters plot to exploit a wife for access to a pivotal document. Hilda and Otto von Roon scheme to maneuver Letty Ellington toward the Amaranth while Letty contemplates social outings and family tensions.
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Hilds
Hilda
Ashminster
von Roon
Barthelemy
Otto
The Spider's Silken Web Chapter XV Scene in Mayfair
Hilda Tressingham seizes a chance to influence Letty Ellington while George Ellington is away on a naval cruise. Letty, unsettled by London life and distant from the Hartsdale portraits, encounters Hilda in Curzon Street and becomes entangled in a plotted scheme.
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Menfelk
Mrs. Tressingham
Somalia
Tre
Letty
Hilda
Mrs. Eflington
Mr. Ellington
Hilde
George
Scotland
Marcia
Hartsdale
Norway
Tressingham
India
Avery
Reform Club
Clilda
M. de Tat Lh Grand
Hilda Tressingham
Letty Ellington
George Ellington
Admiralty
Curzon Street
London
Mayfair
Ances Hartsdale
A Wonderful Epoch Ressia and the Dawn of Freedom
A Gazette Times meditation on a pivotal era, praising emerging self government and Russia’s new birth while comparing future leaders to a young American president. The piece frames this decade as a historic wonder destined to reshape nations and history.
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Ressia
Russia
United States
Gazette Times
Airplanes Take Big Risks for Observation Officers in War
A wartime reminiscence highlights the peril of observation officers who act as the guns eyes. It recounts near misses from shellfire and snipers, including a major’s orders, periscope use, and a tree-top scare, underscoring the officer’s dangerous duties and the need for caution.
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Ama
Moral forces in war conference on rust in grain
A New York World analysis argues that moral considerations shape the war effort as strongly as military actions. It contends autocratic brutality dulls humanity and praises civilization’s fight against German aggression while warning pacifism and propaganda erode resolve and memory.
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United States
Berlin
Borers
Mad Mollie
Germany
Russia
New York
Prairie plan to curb rust and disease in prairie crops
Report notes a Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta meeting of agriculture officials and scientists to coordinate rust control and plant disease research. Delegates from universities experimental farms and colleges discussed cooperative work, with W. P. Fraser leading rust investigation and plans for regional lab work and field trials.
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Prairie Provinces
Manitoba Agriculural College
Dominion Department of Agriculture
Prairies
J. H. Grisdale
Ottawa
Water Dominion Experimental Farms
W. P. Fraser
Brandon
P. R. Coalodian End
Sask
Fraser
C. E. Saunders
Dominion Experimental Farms
T. J. Harrison
Winnipeg
Manitoba Agricultural College
John Bracken
Saskatoon
Saskatchewan Agricultural College
W. C. McKillican
G. H. Cutler
Alberta Agricultural College
W. H. Gibson
Indian Head
W. W. Jackson
S. A. Bjarnsson
Morden
A.H.R Buller
University of Manitoba
W P. Thompson
Agricultural College
F. J. Lewis
Alberta College of Agriculture
JB. Reynolds
Walter C. Murray
University of Saskatchewan
J. A. McLean
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Cowan
Alberta
Cohouse
Pr . J. B. Reynolds
Winnipeg Free Press
These Old Trails in Manitoba Evolution of early prairie routes
The passage traces Manitoba trail history from Hudson Bay era Red River carts to Eastern Canada homeseekers in lumber wagons, noting occasional stoppages and later waves from the American Midwest. It mentions harsh journeys, sickness, and the shift to more traveled, orderly routes as settlement grew.
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Canada
Great Britain
Nmny
Manitoba
Red River
Hudson Bay
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
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