Maggie Dutt and the Bearded Suitor Scheme
In Hillerton Maggie Dutt contemplates a ploy to wed Stanley G Fulton and move to Chicago as his wife while avoiding a mistaken match with John Smith. Mr Smith warns of jealousy and the trouble of disguises as Maggie considers beards, glasses, and the risks of deception.
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Maggie
Smit Reilly
Fulton
Maxpis
Arceptanes
Max
Stanley G. Fulton
Smith
Stanly G. Fulton
John Smith
Chicago
John Daly
Pension Fund
Mr Smith
Mr Dalps
Staney G. Pulton
Life
Maggie Dutt
Mr. John Smith
Hillerton
Stanley G Fulton
Mr. Smith
Stanley G. Paiton
Miss
Jone Tan
Maggie Duff
Mahomet
Headaches Gone Say Mrs Smith After Ten Year Battle
Mrs Tena A Smith of Country Harbor Cross Roads Nova Scotia reports relief after taking Dr Chase's Nerve Food. She says it calmed nerves and restored energy, and she highly recommends the remedy sold by Edmanson Bates & Co Limited Toronto for 50 cents a box.
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Tena A. Smith
Country Harbor Cross Roads
Ghane
Dr. Chase
Frozen North son of Bay Fur Trader’s First Civilized Trip
Mr Griffiths completes a 17 day dog sled journey from Albany Pagwi to Winnipeg via Hearst and Armrong Ontario with 12 dogs. He reports the Revillon agent Joseph Lescandron drowned when his canoe capsized on the Albany River while landing a wounded seal. His wife and child witnessed the accident. Griffiths plans return to the post in spring by canoe.
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Owen Grader
Albany
James Fay
Winnipeg
Griffith
Pagwi
Hearst
Armrong
Griffiths
Joseph Lescandron
Revillon’s
Hall
Grim
British Army in India Faces Need for More Troops
Gen Henry Rawlinson told Indian reporters in Delhi that British forces in India have been reduced and require larger strength. He warned that if tribal groups unite they could muster thousands of capable fighters, while noting reduced Indian cavalry and troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Henry
Rawlin
India
Delhi
Rawlinson
Old Hospital St Bartholomew's Plans 1923 Anniversary
A meeting led by Lord Star seeks to mark the 100th anniversary of St Bartholomew's Hospital and celebrate 50 years of Anerley Workhouse care. The plan includes a spring 1923 celebration with historical exhibition religious services and related events.
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Anerley W S Hospital
London
Star
You May Be Ill Tonight Have You a Remedy
A historic ad promotes Nerviline as a remedy for cramps neuralgia sick headache and minor pains. It claims twenty drops in sweetened water will ease pain and aid sleep, offering Nerviline for internal or external use and asserting it as a family helper. Large 25 bottle sold locally.
India Must Choose Between Rule of Law and Chaos
A Times of India editorial argues that the government must implement its citizen protection policy and uphold the law or resign, stating the choice for India is between constitutional evolution and revolution and that the public may not fully grasp this irreversible decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr Ghandi
Mr. Das
India
Times of India
Poor Man's Palace The Home Value Beyond Money
A rhetorical stance extols the home as a sacred unit and foundation of civilization. It emphasizes neighborly rivalry in beautifying homes and the immeasurable value of domestic harmony over monetary measures.
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Christy
Statue of General Maude to be erected in the Pacific region
A statue honoring General Maude and his lieutenant who died in the Tees battle has been completed. It will be shipped from England to the Pacific, where it will be erected in a designated public space.
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Maude Ue
Taebief
England
Pacdad
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