Geoffrey Solves The Mystery Of The Beestung Plot
Geoffrey learns of a deadly bee and the planned family exodus as a murder plot unfolds. The Ravenspur household suspects poison near the apiary as Tut the dog dies and the plan to keep the family away for a night is devised to avert danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geoffrey
Mr. May
Raip
Ralph
Aiton
Urylog
Vera
Rupert
Ravelpus
Ant
Andy
Rupert Ravenspur
Gordon Ravenspur
Marion
Sig
Goffrey
Ralph Ravenspar
Tut
Geeffrey
Mel May
Ralph Ravenspur
Breakra
Abe
Teulgorsky
Teshy
Geofrey
Deeds of Heroism in the Cannadian Defence
The article recounts a battle near St Julien and Fortin Julien, detailing the Canadian left wing's grim stand amid heavy German pressure. It highlights Major McCuaig's refusal to move, Lieut-Colonel Lipsett's defense, and the Royal Highlanders of Montreal and Royal Montreal Regiment in fierce trench fighting. It notes Allied counterattacks, the arrival of British support, and the eventual retreat to entrenched positions as the line held under severe odds. It ends with a call for imperial unity and mobilization across Britain, Canada, and allied dominions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sattaiea
Battaton
Wood
St Juhen
Suai Iss
Mo- Brigade
2Rd
Royar Hiselagers
Montreal
McCuaig
Meath
Fin
Rush Ting
Sc Julien
St. Julien
Royal Higlanders of
Royal Montreal Regiment
Cental Cory
Brreyry
Brigale
Trenehe
Lipsett
96Th
Winnipeg Rifles
Hartalton
Huntley
Alderson
Canada
Exeter
Braide
Fortin Julien
Wassehendaele
Curry
Sha
Thias
The Big Shells Devastate Coast Defenses and Civilians
Report describes how large shells with 24 feet deep penetration devastate German coastal fortifications and nearby shelters. It notes extreme heat melting rifle barrels and widespread casualties among those near explosions. The text also touches on postwar refugee housing costs and a charity exchange about old clothes sent to Belgians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saic
Shintsen
Yicilets
Skoda
Weny Garde
Canada exhibits Panama Exposition praised by Americans
A lengthy tribute lauds Canada's pavilion at the Panama-Pacific Exposition. It extols Canada's strength, government, and citizens, urging Americans to visit the Canadian Building and learn from its display of progress. The piece emphasizes private enterprise and orderly governance under public supervision as the empire of Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama Farm
Sat
Sats
Canada
Cayuga
England
Panama
Los Angeley Herald
John Aitken
Abe
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Ravenspurs
Fred M. White
Joffrey
Geoff
Wen
Carsclane
Ypres
Aintter
Auvillary
Cardiers
Colves
Great Britain
Australia
Ieee Mamas
Wales Et
Galicia
Seed Branch
Ottawa
Roxie Thecalld
Palm Beach
Crea
RED Rose Sea‘s
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