Vengeance Drive Frays a Loyal Circle in the Prairie Chase
Noah Siddle pursues revenge as lynchers close in on the fugitives Hugh Hetherington Eira Firn and Mrs Hetherington flee across the prairie pursued by a mounted posse. They hide in a ravine near a bush line while a lone buggy and several riders tighten the net.
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Noah Siddle
Mr. Hethton
Mr. Hetherington
Hush
Bryan
Hugh
Noah
Eira
James Hetherington
Noah Siddie
Ella
Lynders
Bent
Klesedka
Negrots
Eyeelot
Childres
Kira
Ham
Grandfather
Bismarck
St. Paul
Lugh
Shea Red
Siddle
Hotbie
Firn
Ugh
Cat
Haugh
Eire
Chapter XXVII Captured
Fragmentary note describes a scene where a chase ends with capture and shelter found, with scattered images of a bush and shelter amid a pursuit. No clear individuals or organizations are identifiable in the readable text.
Dreams and danger haunt a weary escape in a saga
In a tense escape scene Hugh and Kira struggle after a brutal pursuit. Kira fights exhaustion and dreams blur reality while lynchers close in. They recall Editor Keene and Hetherington as peril mounts, and a plan to marry lingers amid fear.
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Kira
Bira
Hugh
Keene
Hetherington
Billa
Eira
Rum for British troops at front fuels antiwar backlash
The British press denounces war office rum rations amid debate on medical injury claims. Captain Sir Victor Horsley argues rum lowers cold resistance and raises risks of fever and disease, while officials defend liquor as a nonessential supply tied to commissariat rations.
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War Office
Army Medical Corps
Victor Horsiey
Duke of Meriborough
Flanders
McClellan
France
Gentlemen of Winnipeg urged to back farming over cities
Dr Rutherford spoke to the Canadian Club in Winnipeg warning that overreliance on a single crop endangers national prosperity. He urged urban leaders to support farming, highlighting Winnipeg’s role as a livestock hub and the need to conserve soil fertility and develop farm city links.
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J. G. Ruther
Or. Camgary
Agriculture and Animal Industry
Winnipeg
Rutherford
Meyer J. K. Deacon
Formin
Dr Rutherford
Canada
Argentine
Uruguay
Baglavs
Calgary
Australia
New Zealand
Pacific
L. Speaker
New Dend Bast
British Columbia
United States
Cleo
Dr. Rutherford
Chicago
Union
Red River
Reg River
Hockles
Rut Naku
Capada
German Goods on Exhibition Promotes British Trade Awareness
The London board of trade promotes an exhibition of German goods to show British manufacturers their strengths and enemy trade. A Canada section displays German tools and hardware samples and trade catalogues. British makers acknowledge some German lines are hard to match without special plants, yet many items prove superior or risky to replicate.
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London
Bitheh
Board of Trade
Canada
Corporal Mispronounces Distances in Drill
A Providence Journal item notes a Manchester Guardian quip about a corporal who excels at drill but falters with grammar. He orders his men to mind spaces when asked about distances, prompting a joking lieutenant question about his speech.
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Manchester Guardian
Providence Journal
Fragmented OCR May Be Missing Context
The readable fragment shows garbled text likely from an OCR scan. It contains partial phrases about worry and a seller but lacks clear events, names, places, or dates to form a coherent news item.
Scraps of Paper Versus Contracts in Wartime Legislation
The article argues against moratoriums on loan collections and contract enforcement during war, warning they threaten established rights between buyers and sellers. It cites Manitoba as an example and urges governments to cut expenditures and raise revenue without eroding contracts or imposing broad forfeitures on borrowers.
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Herow
Ieee
A. Pevera
Canaan
Toem
Yuli
Manitova
paskAiCheWan
Policelmans
Udols
Jon
Europe
Wnalth
Efterno
Easu
Manitoba
Agricultu
B . Ie
Debtors urged to honor contracts amid creditor pressure
The article argues borrowers should meet obligations despite moratoriums. It praises cautious lenders guiding borrowers and granting relief in hardship, but warns against overbearing collection. It states reputable firms balance enforcing contracts with debtor protections.
Simple Treatment Prevents Spread of Grain Smut Pest
An article notes US losses to grain smut exceed 35 million dollars yearly with Canada adding up to 12 million. It describes a cheap treatment using a 40 percent formaldehyde solution to coat grain, dry, and disinfect equipment to prevent reinfection, stressing thorough mixing and drying before planting.
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United States
Jose
Canada
Quebec
Maritime Provinces
Commission of Conservation
Ontario
Prairie Provinces
Iere
Lloyd George Declares Battle Against Drink at Meeting
Lloyd George urged concerted action against drink claiming it harms productivity and war effort. He warned Britons that government will use its powers to combat alcohol as labor disputes in shipyards threaten wartime production.
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Lloyd George
France
Russia
Lloyd
Franee
German Sculptor Studio Found with Thirty Busts
French authorities discovered the studio of a German sculptor named Benzel containing thirty busts of the Emperor. The pieces were believed intended to replace official effigies in Paris monuments had Germany succeeded in entering the French capital.
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Keiser
Err Benzel
Mavernaine
Paris
The Great Battle For Calais Echoes On
Positions held near Gelowell and Gheluvel by British regiments including Scots Guards South Wales Borderers Welsh and Queens. The 24th Worcestershire and reserve troops arrived to repel a German assault. Heavy losses on both sides as the line held at dusk with roughly 800 survivors.
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Kelse 'S
Calais
Rigot
Gelowell
Ypres
Min
Para'e
Tere
Welah
Alteck
Feota
Queen's
Worcesters
South Wales Borderers
24Th
Horkes Drift
Gheluvel
Moreing
Incomplete Learner Recounts War Motives With Locomotives
A British schoolteacher lecturing pupils about war observes one boy fail to pay attention until asked what motives drove soldiers to war. The student recalls a public rally and, at the railway station, answers locomotives as the motive.
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Rosea
Grandfather's Waggon Mention Sparks Historical Note
A fragmented OCR entry references a "Grandfather's Waggon" and a line about feeding men and a blush, noting a connection to Teweeny Gareble anceste and a measure. The text hints at a historical or familial artifact discussion without clear dates or broader context.
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Odfather
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