The Squire and Langton Meet Over Dolly Tale
In a quiet parish setting, the Squire confronts Gervase Langton about Dolly and Lady South. Dolly’s tearful resilience contrasts with Susan’s distress as Susan is sheltered from view. Langton, weary and wary, insists on discretion while the Squire presses for answers about family ties and troubling rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire
Dolly
Mrs. Egerton
Lionel Egerton
Hilary
Margaret
Lanselt
Agerton
Susan
Tye
Leo
Leonae
Lionel Fgeron
Mr. Lane
Langton
Land
Oor
Ife
Lave
Hents
Gervase Langton
Counter Check or Sales Books Offer From Appleford
Merchant addressed notice from Appleford Counter Check Book Company Ltd offering counter check and sales books, carbon packs, coated and triplicate books, waxed papers, meat wrappers, and related printing and winding services. Claims modern plant keeps prices low despite higher paper costs, with samples and large Canada-wide supply. Includes contact hubs in Hamilton Toronto Montreal Vancouver and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Lange
Appleford Counter Check Book Company, Ltd
Hamilton
Bsices
Toronto
Montreal
W Peg
Vancouver
Unclear fragment hints at temperance debate and saloon impact
Fragmentary OCR suggests a temperance discussion citing saloon influence and a speaker’s outraged remarks. The garbled text mentions a man involved, an anti climax, and references to honesty and business tied to liquor.
Alfalfa’s long voyage from Persia to the Americas
A sprawling historical sketch traces alfalfa from ancient Persia to Greece and North Africa, then via Spain to Mexico and Chile, spreading across the western hemisphere. It notes Arab origin of the name and later German influence on its spread, with various regional introductions and varieties shaping modern forage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Persia
North America
Greece
Africa
Sheba
Tal
Spain
Mexico
Noctis Amnerica
Chile
South America
Valformia
Italy
Canada
Germany
Persis
Attica
siMexico
Western Canada Aims to Boost Tourism Traffic
Western Canada boards of trade plan to cooperate with railway officials to bring tourist dollars west. Literature will be distributed to promote Canadian pleasure travel and settlers’ opportunities, aiming to attract American tourists via routes through the Western provinces and Canadian Pacific Rockies. Officials cite potential $500,000 yearly in wheat crop value and growing interest from American travelers visiting Alaska and health resorts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acording Tongines
Tra Western Canada
Hirong Western
Canada
Ines
Europe
Hines Tt
Western Thee
Canadian Pacific Railway
Californa
York
Detroit
Boston
McPherson
Alaska
Canadian Pacific Rockies
Skagway
Vancouver
Atlin
No Sympathy From World For Central Empires
London Daily Telegraph notes the Central Powers severed from the sympathies of civilized nations. Mankind shuns Germany and its allies as their wretched rule causes unprecedented misery across Europe. With no living peacemaker to offer relief, the world awaits an end to the conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Apa Aoate
Zia
London Daily Telegraph
Caring for the Wounded A Cup of Tea in Battlefeld War
A wounded narrator recalls sheltering in a trench, aided by a second lieutenant and a roadside ambulance crew. He describes dressing-stations, a grateful sapper, a warm mess, and a kindly bay doctor who tended his injuries with soft soup and cigarettes. He joins a Grenadier private, sharing hardship and memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tike
Aris Aroud
Vother
Tiel
Ariver
London
World War I casualty figures compiled from all sources
An Entente Allies and Central Powers tally 9,203,200 combatants is cited with fatalities at 4,341,200 and wounded 2,448,500. The report notes 2,314,500 captured or missing. A separate payroll dispute reference mentions missing salary advances and a manager requesting guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Good Gong Men Anny Cooking
A quirky note describes cooking philosophy of throwing everything into the pot and praying for results. If it burges youll have toast if it boils soot have stew and there you are.
wartime casualties and radio broadcasts warned
20,000,000 casualties figure cited amid war anxiety as broadcasts warned of consequences. The piece notes German and Polish fronts and the broad reach of radio in relaying grim updates from theaters of war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aval Snow Publishing
Rent Radio
Ford
Well known women praise Dr Pierce remedies in Ontario
Local readers from Chatham Ontario report remarkable improvements after using Dr Pierce medicines. Testimonials claim renewed appetite energy and relief from backache headaches and general debility following courses of Favorite Prescription and Pleasant Pellets. The letters urge other women to try the herbal tonics citing safety and effectiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatham
Jeanes
Dieree
Pierce
Cor Taylor
Gran
Hee Chatham
Aisromaa
Burial duties for overseas soldiers under British care
The article discusses burial provisions for soldiers killed overseas, noting land use and costs borne by funds, and that the British public will cover graves care from wounds or illness in the motherland. It mentions Canadian dispute and British government confidence that the public should undertake this charge to honor empire’s sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete
United Kings
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Katharine Tynan
Bila
Dolly Egerton
Mary Champneys
Arene
South
Piraca
Aly
Alta,west Biscuit Co, Limited
Sloan
P. R
Western
Sararita
Gesweek
Imelodes
Hingston-Smith Arms CO
Winnipeg
Jingle Graves
Great Britain
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