Enchanted Courtship Amid Scars and Secrets
Hugo, Lady Ursula, and Paul Payne drive a tense web of love, honor, and misfortune at Oare Court. A London trip reveals Paul’s assault rumor while Ursula faces guilt and forgiveness, culminating in a cautious reunion and a test of loyalties at Yorksire home.
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Lord Eastling
Gare Court
Wisteraod
Emmeline
Ursula
Paul Payne
Morning Post
Westminster Bridge
Payne
London
Wintersand
Earl’s Place
St. Thomas's
Lord Gravenhurst
Hugo
Ussila
Gravenhurst
Oare Court
Jackson
Wien
Ates
Cresson
Paul
Beautifying School Grounds Through Trees and Ground Work
The article discusses improving school grounds with trees and shrubs from government nurseries and forestry branch. Trustees and directors are urged to prepare soil properly, with about ninety districts already ready for spring 1917 materials, while some delays arise from ground work neglect or labor shortages. It recalls historical price panic contrasts with modern efforts to beautify education spaces.
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Sof
Forestry Branch
Indian Head
Regina
Saskatoon Star
Moral Tragedy of Germany and Lessons of War
A condensed, period voice meditation contrasts Germany’s egotism with its downfall, noting how nations cling to creed and power while conscience and intelligence resist. The piece features a New York Independent sentiment urging resilience, followed by a dialog of mistaken love and social caricature, ending on economic and social caricatured figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
New York
The Lay of the Hen That Lays An Egg A Day
A poem extols a tireless farm family woman who buys goods for the home and supports her family, while enduring hardship with cheerful labor. It celebrates her selfless work, thrift, and faith, urging readers to honor the woman who feeds and serves the home and community.
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Sir Morton Cressow
Yorkshire
Lady Creslow
Lady Ursula
Ursula
Grange
Farmers
Old Grouch farmer bickers over rain and invasion fears
In a rustic exchange, Farmer Hayrick calls rain a joke and Squire Grouch retorts. The dialogue hints at a rural view of weather as a landmark for guiding Germans in a potential invasion.
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Farmer Hayrick
Squire
Squire Grouch
Goshth
P.C
London
King Nicholson of Montenegro Visits Somme Front
King Nicholas of Montenegro toured the Somme battlefront visiting hospitals and army staff. He offered a penny to a begging child, distributed a gold louis, and prayed at a nearby church before leaving the war zone after three days of travel and observation.
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Nicholson
Montenegro
Somme
Nicholas
Bor
Nic Nous
Louis
Jone
Britain
Realism In a Play Prompt Critics Debate Realism
The author asks how the play was received and the critic replies that it was intensely realistic. He notes many attended performances while it was on, underscoring audience engagement and the work's lifelike portrayal.
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Emmaeline
Hough
Khine
Tate
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Margaret
Harold
Ellow
Saskatchewan
el Hart
Herrick & Co
Herrick
J. C. Pumpelly
New York Tribune
Gemany
Taxicabman
Tlier
Cassell
Chas. Forshaw
Canada
Ae Reas
Baanlut
Portage
Harel“ Ruch Co" Ltd
McCand Sas
Fredy
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