Intrigue and a Deal Loom in Curzon Street House Plot
Hilda plans a swift move to secure funds and privacy as Lord Hartsdale schemes with Mansey and others. Letters from Otto von Reon and Colonel Tressingham hint at hidden fortunes, while preparations for a staged visit unfold amid tension and possible exposure. The scene closes with a cliffhanger as the next steps are teased.
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Suromer
Martedale
Mansey
Lond Hartsdale
Curzon Street
Ellingtons
Lord Hartsdale
Hilda
Manety
Mariedale
EM Jon
Ashreinister
Taneh
Maweecy
Otto von Reon
Colonel Tressingham
Fragmented dialogue reveals tensions in a troubled marriage
The scene centers on Hilla Bowecd and her brother as they struggle with misplaced care and disillusionment. Talks of livelihood, oil or coal prospects, and money highlight a strained, opportunistic atmosphere and a failed sense of partnership.
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Hilla
Pucks
Mariedale
Liogenes
Mawsey
Swine Junior Raising Contest Announced at Regina and Saskatoon
The Saskatchewan Breeders Association announces a junior swine competition open to youth in Saskatchewan and Manitoba born January 2 to November 1, 107. The fairs run November 27 to 30 in Regina and December 4 to 7 in Saskatoon under the Saskatchewan Live Stock Board. Each contestant may enter one animal, with transport paid by the association. animals may not be shown at both sites.
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Regina
Saskatoon
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Solas Breeder Breeders’ Association of
Private Saskatchewan Bank Expands Loans To Unbanked Farmers
The Farmer's Advocate in Winnipeg reports a private Saskatchewan bank accepting borrowers denied by chartered banks. The institution has built a stronger position by extending loans on character and farm credit needs, improving its financial health and service scope for farmers.
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Saskatchewan
Wen
The
Farmer's Advocate
Winnipeg
Germany as teacher and devotee of hate, says Scoteman
The Scoteman argues Germany has become a model and teacher of hate, detailing its methodical spreading of loathing while also fearing its potential for violence. He suggests Germany could overlook its invaders' sins as troops withdraw from Artois and Picardy.
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Germany
Artois
Picardy
Senator Sorghum Questions Constituents' Views
A clipped exchange shows Senator Sorghum asking if constituents agree with him and dismissing concern as manageable, claiming time to persuade them if they refuse to be guided. The fragment hints at political pressure and casual rhetoric.
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Sorghum
Marketing Farm Produce on Home Routes and Office Orders
A rural bulletin discusses selling farm produce by organized office orders and carrier routes. It notes packaging options, reduced express costs for larger orders, and a secretary who coordinates payments and deliveries while warning of delivery and payment risks.
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Pew
Aor
Neral
Durkeys
Horrible Industry Reveals German Dead Distillation Network
The report describes a German operation near Gerolstein where dead bodies from the Western Front are processed into glycerine and other by products. Workers in oilskin overalls operate a continuous chain system, digester tanks, and distillation units to produce stearine, oils, and refined products for soapmakers. A sanatorium and prisoner guard routines accompany the plant.
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Russels
Gerolsieda
D.A. V.G
Sth Army Corps
Germany
Switzerland
Western dairy trade reshapes east west market tensions
An analysis notes western dairying growth offers new markets for eastern stock while warning against shipping inferior cattle westward. It argues eastern producers face stiffer competition and must avoid harming the western market by promoting only high quality dairy stock.
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British Columbia
Alberta
Montreal
Large Western Canada Cattle Firm Formed by Stockmen
Announcements report the organization of a major cattle company in Western Canada led by prominent stock men. The concern plans to operate 50,000 head of cattle on 100000 acres of land in Alberta with ownership and leaseholds noted. The group anticipates significant cattle industry growth in the region in coming years.
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Big Cattle Company
Canada
Alberta
Western Canada
Irrigation Convention Plans Set for Eleventh Meeting
Arrangements are underway for the eleventh irrigation convention. Speakers will discuss onion and clover production, sheep raising, iron reservoirs, and irrigation reserves. Interprovincial cooperation across Alberta and Saskatchewan is a key topic, with the Irrigation Association seen as the vehicle to unite western provinces.
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Iain
Pagan
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Irrigation Association
Nothing Killed on Count's Estate
Vorwaerts reports on the estate of Field Marshal Count Haesler once Crown Prince's Chief of Staff. Neighbors say nothing on the estate may be killed or eaten. cows hens fish and 300 sheep were dismissed or left to rot as old age and refusals prevail in the third war year.
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Vorwaerts
Count Haesler
Verdun
Au -Hali
Butchers’ Gazette
Thrift in Forest Fires Aimed at Canada’s 1917 Timber Losses
Canadian campers and settlers urged to curb forest fires in 1917. Editors join outdoorsmen to promote thrift in the forest and prevent fires from lighted tobacco, matches, and careless campfires. Fire safety focuses on grinding out fires, using water or sand, and avoiding flammable areas.
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Canada
Jane
Newespaper Publishers of Canada
Global murder rates by country and per year totals
The text compares murders per million in Canada Great Britain France Belgium and the United States. It notes about 11 000 people are murdered in a year and cites rates like 129 per million in the US and longer death intervals for others.
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Canada
Great Britain
France
Belgium
United States
Wager Hint On Turkey In Europe In 1778
The London Chronicle records a betting enty from 1778 showing Charles James Fox agreeing to pay J Shirley ten to one that St Fox would receive 500 if Turkey in Europe fell to a western power. The note, kept in Brooks Club betting book, reflects Fox’s slim odds on a European Turkish shift within his lifetime.
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Charles James Fox
London Chronicle
Brooks Club
Fox
J. Shirley
St. Fox
Turkey
Europe
German Dead Toll Reported by Conservative Speaker
Joseph Friedrich Nawnann, Conservative member, lectured on "The Influence of the War on Prison" noting 1.3 million German deaths and demographic losses. He claimed the war reduced births, created a female surplus, and drew comparisons to the Thirty Years War, with Amsterdam as the reported lecture site.
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Ace
Joseph Friedrich Nawnann
Forte Oy
Herre
Nawnann
War Oy
Nii
Amsterdam
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