Dueling wills in a Parisian era household
A serialized scene unfolds with Rogules, the exiled Parisian suitor, pressing into a harem-like setup to meet Miss Elliot and the young ladies. Miss Elliot asserts strict discipline as tensions rise between authority and desire, while a governess confronts the intrusion and the social tension of courtship under watchful chaperons. Ensuing delays and social friction set the stage for a continued drama.
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Trahan Des Bagies
Seibert Cai
Rogeles
Enzo Rug Fieg
Ruggles
Cate
Saray
Fiser
Rossles
Ata
Ladie
Wing
Hamid Pasha
Lona
Duerna
Sarah
Ng Bongalow
Paris
Elliot
Hassan
Rogates
Miss Elliot
Roggles
Linden Avenue
Wani
Ruggies
Rugges
Rog
Tve
Miss. Elliot
Mr. Ruggles
Ted
Miss Ruggles
Filling His Own Shoes
Henry C. Rowland continues a scene of introspection and resolve as Ruggles, a wealthy guardian, contemplates visiting the end of a shaded garden where four ward-like girls play, weighing manners and the urge to meet them against restraint and duty. He recalls his hardened status and questions whether to proceed, choosing to move toward the kiosk to observe more closely.
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Mustaphi
Euxine
Polonia Vee
Hamid Pasha
Maser
Haverick
Ruggles
Peru
Fragmented OCR note on Catarrhozone vapor exposure
A garbled OCR passage discusses the common experience of those who breathe the vapor of Catarrhozone. It mentions Ahmed, Peshie Mite, and various uncertain phrases. The text appears as jumbled excerpts with unclear structure and missing context.
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Ahmed
Every Alberta Exhibit a First at National Stock Show
GH Hutton, superintendent of animal husbandry es, reports from Chicago remarks that every exhibit from Alberta carried off a first. The stock show attracted many entries with cattle in car lots totaling 1,000 extance cattle. Competitions were strong in all classes and winning any award was a great honor. Saskatchewan dominated the International Hay and Grain Show with 14 of 25 prizes in spring wheat and strong showings in cattle events.
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Supera
GH. Hutton
Chicago
Duncan Marshall
Beeching
J. B. Lucas
Cayley Ty
Saskatchewan
Wireless Telephony Demonstration At Westminster Parliament
The demonstration showed wireless telephony linking observers at airfields several miles away with stations across distances up to 100 miles, plus audio from gramophone records. Messages invited RAF pilots to dine with General Seeley, with rapid relay among airmen. Wireless tech traced its wartime development from 1915 to 1918 and revealed German awareness of English speech.
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London
Westminster
Seeley
England
France
Royal Flying Corps
Western Front
House of Commons
Dominion Crop and Trade Conditions Report Summary
The Dominion Bank report outlines drought for prairie areas in Saskatchewan and Manitoba affecting grain and feed costs, while wool prices stay high. Irrigated lands in Southern Alberta boost livestock, coal output lags due to strikes, and power projects along Winnipeg River proceed. Population grows modestly. wholesale and retail trade stay strong, rail construction resumes amid labor shortages. Western British Columbia sees limited mining gains, good fruit crops, and high prices. shipbuilding nears completion with dock projects at Esquimalt and Vancouver. Vancouver harbor upgrades planned. immigration expected as conditions improve.
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Prairie
Saskata
Ordwestea Slater
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Winnipeg River
Manitoba
HLRH
Prince of Wales
Dar Cand Aduma
British Columbia
Esquimalt
Vancouver
Dominion
Vancouver Harbor
Attractive Winter Tours For Western Canadians
Winter vacation planning grows as harvest ends with talk of travel to the Pacific Coast and California. Canadian Pacific offices in San Francisco and Los Angeles offer through trains and bookings while Florida draws many Canadians to warm resorts and outdoor life. Golf, riding, yachting, boating and bathing are highlighted as popular winter sports with agents ready to plan itineraries.
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Pacifi
America
California
Shasta
Canadian Rockies
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Canadian Pacific
Soca Tcoleanen
Sotetone
Pacffc
Pacific Coast
Florida
Hearing ranges of sounds at various altitudes
The document lists how different noises rise in audibility with altitude. It notes the shout of a man at 1600 feet, mole cricket at 2500 feet, frogs at 3000 feet, voices and cart at 3225, drum rolls and orchestral music near 4550, cock crow, church bells, and distant human shouting further up, then railway train noise reaching 8200 feet and locomotive whistle near 10,000 feet.
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Armen
British Army to Consist of 400 000 Men Force
The British Army plans for 1920 estimate expenditure at £400,000,000 and expect an end year strength of 300,000 British troops and 100,000 Indian troops. The total force will be reduced later after March 1919 demobilization.
Sinn Fein arsenal found during police search near Grattan Street
Belfast police recovered between 30 and 40 sticks of gelignite and pounds of service ammunition beneath rags during a search for stolen property. The premises lay near the Grattan Street Sinn Fein arsenal site blown up months earlier, where about 100 bombs were reported.
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Sinn Fein
Belfast
Grattan Street
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Inez
Hamilton
DR. Hamilton
Enery J. Gardner
Canaan
N.H
Mr. Gardner
Henry C. Rowland
Europe
Bank of Montreal
Tore
Tong
Mother Seigels
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