Far Away Green Fields by Elizabeth E. L. Far Away
Elizabeth endures a harsh winter as she considers moving with her husband John and their babies to a warmer climate. She fantasizes about leaving the cold prairie life and the isolation of friends, plans the move despite lingering doubts and a strained moment at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Fernace
Ross
John
Calumbia
Ake Harold
Winifred
Prairie County
Hee
Prairie Dreams and Family Ties in New Homeland
An immigrant family adapts to prairie life, facing homesickness and hardship. Elizabeth recalls her parents' struggle, while children Harold and John fall ill. the mother endures loneliness as winter returns. The tale centers on resilience, memory, and longing for familiar streets.
Prairie Life Lessons Amid Snow and Hardship
Elizabeth and John learn a wonderful lesson about distant homes while facing cold snow and prairie hardship. They reflect on the beauty of their babies Porter and whdely perve as they settle to make the best of their lives in the harsh land with its cold and hardness, yet with compensations.
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Elizabeth
John
Jory
Plants Could Supplying Clean Power Endlessly
The article muses that plants emit electricity and, if captured, could solve global power needs. It imagines a forest dying suddenly to unleash a massive electric shock affecting all life within miles, illustrating a dramatic but speculative concept.
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Ian
Ely
France Replaces Paper Currency With Coins
France faces a currency problem as paper money is replaced by aluminum coins. The government aims to issue small coins valued at 9,900,000 francs to ease retirements, with the mint capable of producing 13,100,000 francs per year.
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France
Hhe
Summer Storage of Coal and Loyal Purchasing Guidance
The piece discusses traditional English practice of storing coal in summer without shelter and applying whitewash to protect piles. It emphasizes patriotic buying, urging readers to prefer Canadian made goods and remain loyal to local dealers in commerce and community duties.
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England
Good Price For Bulls At Annual Sale
A regional sale featured Hereford bulls with prices reported as favorable. Buyers bidding competitively secured strong averages, reflecting solid demand for spring-calved stock and quality herd sire prospects.
Jealousy Bears Fruit Not Preserved In Time
A brief saying notes that jealousy bears a lot of fruit but would not be preserved over time. It hints at the transient value of envy and the futility of clinging to outcomes.
Your Teeth and the Third Hand: Mouth as Work Companion
A dental health piece explains how the mouth acts as a third hand, bearing wear from daily tasks. It notes stress on teeth gums and jaws from ordinary use and habits like biting threads, risking tooth loss and decay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eeente Crete
Abus
Englishman's View on America as Paradise in Kanapolis News
An English perspective contrasts the United States with England calling America a paradise and asserting poverty does not exist there due to ambition and opportunity. The writer argues industrial progress and a powerful workforce explain America’s growth, claiming no corruption or social stagnation prevents wealth creation.
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Thador
England
Europe
Kanapolis
Bargain Wing Case Cited In Odd Exchange
A Boston Transcript fragment shows a buyer and seller negotiating over a small item. The woman asks for the price, the man quotes four pence, she offers eight pence, and they agree to defer payment until next week.
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Aterentiara
Boston Transcript
Dictionary misprints prompt West Asians and Lombard firms
A Manchester man discovers entries in a dictionary showing proposals for large business ties with Lombard firms. The article notes misprinted words and a line about nourishing wealth, reflecting a Manchester Guardian report on errors and the implied trust in equitability and major deals.
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Manchester
Manchester Guardian
Merchants Bank Officials See Cautious Optimism Amid War Trade
Merchants Bank officials report improved conditions with a survey indicating strong current finances and expanding influence in trade. They note a stock issue increasing paid-up capital, rising shareholders, and substantial current loans. Despite European unrest and tighter credit, the bank remains optimistic about future demand and stability.
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Bank of
Carita
Warone
Montagu Allan
Geral
DC. Macaran
Saskatchewan Offered German Airplane
The Canada Air Board offered Saskatchewan a German airplane for flight testing though no firm arrangement exists. The main obstacle is the freight cost estimated around ten dollars per ton for hay movement, with support from railway rates if bought by bona fide farmers through municipal authorities. Local officials urged supporting home industry and patronizing domestic supply chains.
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Lie
Ormreccricel Agricult
Sewan
Government bars gold barter under new controls
The report notes Berlin extending powers to banks and the post office to search the world for gold and impose weekly rate changes tied to external prices. It mentions a 10 pence sales tax and prohibition of gold barter within Germany under April 24 law, with related penalties or enforcement details.
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Germany
Tact as a Key to Overcome Obstacles in Life
The passage extols tact as a universal instrument aiding solitude and guiding a person into the world. It argues tact helps one navigate society and commerce, enabling smoother passage through daily life and various environments.
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Maryland
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Wink
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Canada
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