Dolly Sketches of Rich Children's World and Missing Teddy Bear
Dolly loves sketching children of the rich with their nurses and accessories. Mrs Bartlett frantically searches for her young lady left in the Gardens while rumors of a Teddy Bear theft swirl and a Conti nental Express ride is arranged as night settles over London.
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Dolly
Lionel Egerton
Kate
Mrs. Bartlett
Silverdale
Miss Egerton
Mrs Bartlett Sipet
Miss Dolly
Tor
Miss Betty
Master Peter
Kepselt
Haniley's
Teddy
Mrs Barest
Charing Cross Station
Erbank
Bane
Ohio Agriculture
Howe
Lignite May Solve The Fuel Problem
Professor Ruttan of the Canadian Advisory Council of Scientific Research says Saskatchewan lignite could be briquetted at two thirds the coal cost. A government plant in Saskatchewan might cost about 400000 and yield 200 tons daily. Winnipeg businessman Deacon advocates a two million dollar government push for this scientific effort.
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Ruttan
Canadian Advisory Council of Scientific Resarch
Saskatchewan
Canada
Research Council
Prairies
Dominion
Rustan
T. R. Deacon
Winnipeg
Dutch succession bill clouds Queen Wilhelmina danger
The article discusses a Dutch bill to settle succession to the Holland throne amid Wilhelmina’s health and a regency risk if she dies before Juliana. It notes kin ties to Germany, public pressure for a rapid decision, and Wilhelmina’s admirable conduct after a mishap.
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Wilhelmina
Holland
Germany
Juliana
Reuss
Stupendous Vimy Ridge feat praised by leaders
The text extols the capture of Vimy Ridge as a stupendous feat of arms comparable to Arras and lauds Canadian troops for reaching the top. It notes congrats from the King and Sir Robert Borden and mentions other Allied units in the battle.
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Vimy Ridge
Arras
Robert Borden
London
Telegraph
Kerensky Portrayed as Defender Not Dictator in Russian History
The article recalls Alexander Kerensky as a principled reformer who fought for workers Jews and persecuted groups. It notes his role in the Duma exile of political prisoners and opposition to German influence while resisting revolution. It mentions his defense work and later impassioned stance amid upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander” Kernesky
Russia
Kerensky
Alexander Kerensky
Kner Lena
Mendel Beiliss
Kiev
Duma
Kemesky
Siberia
New York
Old Tex Jones Killed by German Sniper in England
The article recounts the death of Old Tex Jones a Dallas native killed by a German sniper near Vinny Ridge in England. It details his wartime service notes and a vivid anecdote of his likable persona and a life spent with the American Legion.
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Old Tex. Jones
Tex Jones
Oak Cliff
Dallas
Texas
Tex
Vinny Ridge
American Legion
London
England
Fred Mile Sen
Duluth
Tensas
Americ Army
Dall
Jim
Canada
New York
German war blame disputed in interview excerpt
An interview with the German author of J'Ace asserts the war was premeditated by unworthy German leadership and deliberate attacks, dismissing any argument that questioning the responsibility. The quote frames the defense as false and maintains the primacy of the claimed truth.
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Germany
Iter
Jno
J'Ace
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Ward-Lock
Todd
Folkestone
Randall
Kernesky
Pi Faro Bank
Llova George
Potsdam
Edward Lascelles
Ring
Frank Lascelles
London Daily News
Britain
America
Europe
London Observer
Appleford
Appleford Counter Check Book Co., Limited
Hamilton, Canada
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