Wounded Ambience At Cottage Hospital In Stark Night
A chaotic incident ends with multiple casualties as an ambulance carries a severely injured woman to the cottage hospital. The Squire and local figures react, discussing duty, remorse, and the cost of care while memories of war and heroism surface amid the wreckage.
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Fis
Cottage Hospital
Seth
Telp
Harewood Court
Meyrick
Westonthorpe
Vincent
Sam
Squire
Squire of Silverthorne’s Secret Courtship
In Silverthorne Manor and its Elizabethean grounds the Meyrick family tale unfolds. Miss Mary’s death and a bachelor Squire’s thwarted engagement drive a web of cousins, widows, and a vivacious American lady as Hilary Strangways weighs duty and desire in a cliffhanger continuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Meyrick
Silverdale
Harewood Court
Silverthorne Manor
Meyricks
Silverthorne
Tove
Clarissa
Mary
Silvershorne
Apperly
Jane Ann
Saul
Jessica
Hilary
Alovics
Jes
Tick
Suniel
Swanner
Hilary Strangways
French Wheat Crop Deficit Report by National Millers
The French National Millers Association reports a wheat crop of 700,000 tons, bringing total available to 6,400,000 tons with existing stocks. With an annual consumption of 9,200,000 tons, imports must cover a shortfall of about 308,000 tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
French National Millers’ Association
Dramatic Exchange Shaped By Urgent Health Quips
A fragment from the New York Sun hints at a tense dialogue about exercise for a spouse and a need for decisive action. The text references a bargain counter and central station, with stray phrases suggesting distraction and interference with routine work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Central Station
New York Sun
Solar Energy and Sun Theories From Smithsonian Discussion
A Smithsonian discussion on solar energy surveys sun as a source of heat, noting debates on sun’s heat origin. It covers solar radiation values, atmospheric dynamics, and historical experiments by Lamm, Charles, Cane, and Archimedes lore. It compares solar to coal and steam engine efficiencies, concluding sun boilers may improve with time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithsonian Eecero
England
Ackerman
G. Abbott
Mith Isi Astrophysical Observat
Smithsonian Institution
Lamm
Charles
de Cane
Archimedes
Marcellus
Spree
B.C
Lloyd George Emerges as Wartime Leader in Press Portrait
A long, admiring portrait credits Lloyd George with shaping modern British policy and Welsh national identity. It recalls his pro Boer stance, early parliamentary rise, and pivotal wartime decisions including taxation and total mobilization. The piece lauds his vision for smaller nations and the unity of civilization while noting past missteps in warning of looming conflict.
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Loyd George
International
Europe
Lloyd George
George
Kitchener
Pitt
Wales
Bethesda
Paris
Church of England
Cat Farron
Tdeaesto
Gee
Lloyd] George
Jrst
Neuve Chapelle
Fragmented Oxford notes reveal Rhodes scholars count decline
The courier reports Oxford numbers this year are down by 150 despite thirty-three Rhodes scholars. Several colleges have only one fresh man and Queen's has none. A nurse asks about experience with children, and an applicant recalls being a child herself.
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Oxford
Rhodes
Queen's
The Law's Fault Geordie the small dog in court
Newcastle Chronicle reports a dog called Geordie, claimed to be a pup, was charged with keeping a dog without a license. Expert evidence proved it was a dog and Geordie was fined. As he left, he quipped about the law and past leniency.
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Geordie
Knas
Newcastle
Eng
English Farm Labor Situation in 1916 Harvest
The report notes farm labor shortages in 1916 with English farmers relying on local harvest helpers, including schoolboys, to gather grain crops. It mentions wartime strain on labor for food production and potential shifts to military needs affecting harvest work.
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Dar
Western Merger of Farmers Interests Formed in Canada
The Western Merger unites Manitoba Alberta farmers into a new corporation, linking Grain Growers’ movements from Winnipeg, Calgary and beyond. Saskatchewan Co-operative Elevator Company did not join, a notable feature. The merger aims to strengthen marketing, storage, and transport while expanding across western Canada.
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Ted
Corporation of
Manitoba
Alberta Farmers
Can of Wicnipes
Esa
Alberta Farmers Co-oprative
Levator Company
Calgary
Saskatchewan
Growers’ Grain Company
Manitoba Grain Growers
Seomets Grain
Taras
Lehort
Aveens
Sunmers Deibranches
Ram
Saskatchessan
Iberta
Saskatchewan Gas Elevator
The
Alberta Co
Saskice
Frst
Lgent
Seaustehewais Rice Company
Foronta Globe
Glass losses from double pane windows studied by Sheldon
The article discusses Arthur W. Sheldon's investigation into heat loss in double glazed windows. It explains how air leakage between panes brings in moisture, fogging the lower pane, and suggests placing small outward openings to force leakage outward. The goal is reduced heat loss and less condensation, with implications for industrial buildings and heating costs.
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Arthur W. Sheldon
Syrieiy
New York
Canl Sheldon
Sheldon
Co-Operative Creameries and Dairy Policy Review
The article discusses cooperative creameries, government dairy policy, and the impact of dairy grading and marketing systems in Saskatchewan. It notes graders enhancing butter quality, uniform grades, and better prices, while encouraging increased butter production amid high prices and ongoing supply gaps. It also touches on livestock and dairy emphasis by government departments.
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Latchen
Grauna
Saskatchewon
Departments of Agriculture
Fragmentary exchange on joining armies echoes historical dispute
A garbled dialogue fragment shows Adam and Eve as symbolic figures debating enlistment, with Edith Cholly urging refusal and mention that one may join the British or French army. The passage hints at a broader wartime or recruitment debate framed by a plea for mercy.
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Edith Cholly
Marie
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Katharine Tynan
J Hospital
Mintron
Don Quinote
Hhon
Wasc
Roo
Childsen
Western Merger of Farmers’ Interests
Co-Operative Creameries
Benue
Bennie
Adam and Eve
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