Lady Ursula and Paul Aboard Swiss Gilded Schemes
In a tale of inheritance and marriage, Lady Ursula navigates romance with Paul while tensions rise over jewels and status. Their Switzerland sojourn reveals deception, vanity, and plans for a life shaped by wealth, class, and loyalty as they return to England with shifting loyalties and costly temptations.
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Switzerland
Paul
Kentish
Pax
London
Eweller
Arsula
Wintersand
Ursula
Plewite
Jostien
I Heney
Tosh
Ore Court
Creuin
Chris Ban
Ry ‘Rea
Almiet
Jewele
England
Urs
Mertulls
Tim
Rhine
Basie
Areuia
Winterland
Lort Buerling
Strand
Dean
Vaul
Urvula
Canada poised to revive shipbuilding boom after ice-breaker launch
The Montreal Star argues that a million-dollar ice-breaker launched from a Montreal yard signals Canada’s return to ship production. It urges swift government policy to capitalize on skilled labor, coastlines, and rising ocean-age demand, warning that delay risks losing momentum and opportunities.
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Montreal
Marin
Maritime Provinces
Canada
Montreal Star
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Women
An assortment of testimonials from elderly women and a Massachusetts reader praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from age related symptoms. They claim improved health, reduced hot flashes, headaches, dizziness, and renewed vitality after use.
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Treland
Win
Lydia E Pinkban
Pene
Lydia E Pinkham
Pew
Pree Covaworen
Lydia E. Pinkleham
The Stampede and Prairie Heritage Glimpse
A fragmentary feature recalls Ralph Connor and Rev C W Gordon as early glimpses of Combell on the prairies. It notes Moose Jaw events from July 1 to 14 with stampede nostalgia, cowboy gear, and frontier memories, plus wartime gun talk and life on the plains.
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Ralph Connor
C W Gordon
Combelle
Prairies
BNW
Comboye
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Moose
Frontier
West
Thors
Strathey
Cua
Hugh McKellar
Hewan Farmer
Paris War Demonstration and a Protector of Armor
An inventor in Paris during the war persuaded a man to test armor and a coat. A dramatic demo ended with the inventor firing a pistol at the tester, prompting a War Office official to praise the tester as brave. After the war, plans for conferences to settle territorial questions and prevent future savagery are discussed, urging Anglo American cooperation.
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Masini
Paris
War Office
Mlitariain
Westen
Sele Grete
Patriot to the Finish at War Line and NZ Rail Tunnel
A soldier faced final moments exclaiming a grim line before a sniper ended his life. In New Zealand, authorities plan a five mile tunnel costing nearly 3,000,000 to link the South Island east and west coasts with a new rail connection.
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England
Hvlad
Government of
New Zealand
South Island
German minister Delbrueck recalled amid food crisis
A Reichstag member and ally of the government, Delbrueck, is invited to step down amid mounting food shortages and rising public anger. Officials cite health as the official reason, but a sex agent scandal is rumored to have prompted the move to quell unrest across Germany.
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Deibrueck
Reichstag
Germany
Iate
Sexj
Husen
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Brady Grane
Wilken Blane
William Evans
Evans
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Chapter
Mia Fi
Ty Ursnla
Daresay
Laagsula
Hve
Lady Ursula
Ursa
Berlin
London Daily News
Railway Commission Commission
Ps Underwood
United States
Thomas Tait
George
Frontier Days
Patriot
Goo, ‘Ont and Beast
RED Rose
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