Untitled 1925 excerpt reveals Joanna and Eggleston dialogue
A passage shows Joanna and Eggleston in tense social interplay as Joanna contemplates young romance and independence. She criticizes conventional courtship while expressing resolve about money and future prospects. The scene shifts to a cab ride where Joanna ends an escort and returns to Eggleston’s house.
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Joanna
Yvonne’s
Eggleston
Thas
Brandon
Brandi
Stratford Woman Recounts Beneficial Experience with Vegetable Compound
A Stratford Ontario woman describes postnatal weakness and nervous symptoms after childbirth. She credits taking thirty bottles of LysiaE Pinks Ram's Vegetables Compound for improved sleep, reduced pain, and renewed energy while nursing her baby. She urges others with similar symptoms to try the remedy.
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Stratford
Ontario
Tagald
Tam
Lam
Mr Par
Cherry Street
Scratford Ontario
The Golden Girl Chapter XXL Sunrise Breaks Through Drapes
A beam of morning sun slips through rose tinted drapes revealing a face buried in lace pillow piles. The scene evokes a delicate, sensual wakefulness as light touches a private space and hints at secrets within.
Hidden Passion in a Sunlit Chateau Ruse
An American maid, Martha, tends to a young mistress in a sunlit chateau, as memories of last night stir under a pink and gold canopy. The narrators suggest a tense morning involving an unnamed event and a tense exchange about what occurred after a late night. The scene centers on class, luxury, and implied scandal within an aristocratic setting.
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Martha
Mademoiselle
Prince Michael
Happe
Treat Cold Sickness with Exterior Remedies, Author Urges
An unnamed article fragment urges external treatment for colds and stresses practical care over internal remedies. The brief notes limited guidance and lacks dates or identifiable sources beyond generic health advice.
Pajamas Tossed In Marble Pool Scene Continues
A fragmentary scene shows Martha amid playful chaos with pajamas and a marble pool. The text ends with a note that the tale will continue, leaving readers awaiting the next installment.
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Martha
Canadian Governor General Named Patron of Social Hygiene Council
The new Governor General and his family take an active interest in welfare matters. Lord Willingdon led the British Social Hygiene Council before accepting the Rideau Hall post and will now be patrons of the Canadian Social Hygiene Council, reflecting continued attention to social welfare in Canada.
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Lord and Lady Willingdon
Canadian Social Hygiene Council
Canada
Lord Willingdon
Social Hygiene Council
Rideau Hall
Old Land
Ottawa
How to Relieve Children's Colds With Baby's Own Tablets
Aimed at mothers, the piece promotes Baby's Own Tablets to ease early cold symptoms in children. It claims rapid relief, safer than other medicines, and notes the product can be mailed or bought from druggists. It emphasizes having the remedy on hand for first signs and occasional constipation relief.
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Hite
Babs
Aedlcine
Rom
de Williams Brock
Turkeys Modernity Night Parade at Old Imperial Hall
The Sublime Porte building in Constantinople hosted a ball marking the third anniversary of the new regime. Governor Suleiman Sami Bey and Madame Sami Bey attended in formal attire as Turkish officials mingled, a historic first for a Turkish woman at such an official reception. A separate note mentions a plant with explosive properties and a Radio extinguishing a flame in Berkeley, illustrating scattered modernity reports.
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Sublime Porte
Grand Iziers
Constantinople
Suleiman Sami Bey
Sami Bied
Canada’s Big Game Mud Information of Interest
An article discusses Wiegate and preservation efforts for elk and beaver in Alberta and other areas, noting park closures and stock concerns. It mentions Wainwright and Mowe references, plus a shift in habitat management. The piece segues into a health aside about asthma remedies, urging readers to consider Dr JD Kellogg’s Asthma Remedy with numerous testimonials.
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J.D. Vearkin
Watowelpht Park
Alberta
Anam
Wainwright
Sue
Dee
Kellogg
Weekly Blessings And Local Agriculture Notes
A mix of religious moral guidance on charity and a farming update. It notes Timothy seed production in Central British Columbia to meet 1927 needs, mentions worm-related illness in children and a worm expeller, and cites Mountain Home College in Arkansas accepting tuition via unusual barter items.
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Suckley Valley
Britteh Columbia
Urea
Mountain Home College
Evening Shade
Arkansas
Minard's Limment Divided Among Two Brothers
A fortune of 150000 dollars once in chancery in England for nearly a century has been divided between two brothers and a sister in the latest chancery settlement. The case highlights long delay and equity shaping a family distribution after many years.
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England
Mrs Pankhurst Returns to England After Seven Years in Canada
After seven years in Canada Mrs. Pankhurst returns to England and heads the list of friends urging a Parliament seat. Lady Astor reportedly offered support, while Pankhurst presents as quietly modern, insisting she is old fashioned yet progressive in tone.
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Caen
Canada
Pankhurst
England
Astor
Abe
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the Golden Girl
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Turkey
Holloway
San Fancis
Berkeley
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Loraine
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Minard
Sora
Seine
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Hubbard Oven Company
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Cloud Maoragen
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