Squire notices Bartlett ill and Dolly in the Dreamer arc
In the Egerton estate Hilary, Mrs Bartlett, and Dolly mingle with the Squire and Edgerton circle. The Squire frets over Bartletts health and a doctor, while Dolly sketches Christmas illustrations. Tensions rise around Mrs Egerton and the implied strain of estate life.
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Mer
Bartlett
Abe
Hilary
Bart
Egerton
Sillings
Kate
Dolly
Jonel Egerton
Bolly
Ceive
Inesher
New Cottage scene shows family life and folly
Vivid fragment depicts Eve Meyrick and Dolly in a bustling household at the New Cottage. Mrs Egerton and others comment on behavior, painting, chores, and maternal devotion. a late section hints at frugal living and charity, with references to Veg gardens, geese, rabbits, and assistance to the needy.
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Ms. Meyrick
Dolly
Granny
Meyrick
Gran
Susan
Cottege
Exerton
Norwich
Moranian Scout Note on Character and Moral Education
A discussion on Boy Scout training the moral and educational aims of Scouting. Emphasizes character formation self restraint and directing youth toward right conduct through practical tasks such as mapping fire stations factories and districts within a twenty five mile radius. Describes Pathfinders and Sea Scouts activities and the value of training in navigation boats and district knowledge.
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Moranian
Tragwe
Great Britain
Boy Scouts
Imstance
Hincipal
Vale of Sea
Esquimalt
Connell
Entai
Sea Scouts
Arsht
Bes Scouts
Horse famine looming as war drains breeding stock
A battered note warns that horse shortages will persist after the war. Nations depend on horses to till farms and replenish depleted breeding stock, while American breeders fail to adjust. Demand rises as domestic consumption continues, signaling a coming crisis in equine supply.
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Corr
Fragmentary dialogue on class and trade tensions in a rural scene
An extracted dialogue fragment contrasts rural farmers and city sellers over goods and status. The snippet hints at social friction, commerce, and regional stereotypes within a Louiseville Courier-Journal style exchange.
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Louiseville
How to Fight Sow Thistle In Thorough Battle
Describes methods to control sow thistle by crowding with perennials, starvation, and rapid crops. Recommends deep tillage six to eight inches, then mid June ploughing, followed by duck-foot cultivator passes. Emphasizes preventing any green growth and thorough, repeated cultivation until frost.
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Antrim
Electrification Push Urges Chicago Rail Power Upgrade
A fragmented note argues for rapid electrification of railways in Chicago within five years, citing rising city demand for electric motive power. It notes fleets must substitute engines, and launching a station now would reduce reliance on steam traction.
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Chicago
Bern
Appraising the Goods Plant for Using Grain Screenings
Article discusses converting a Fort Ian Ontario factory into a plant for grain screenings products. It notes Canada lacked a market for grain elevator residue, normally sold at FOB prices from erator, with screenings and mixed grains as components. Prices averaged about $8.50 to $9 per ton, with expectations of lower autumn prices. The text then shifts to assorted global and local commentary on liquor regulation, Man.chester Guardian, New South Wales wheat output, German policy, and a letter from a Canadian-residing brother, finishing with notes on Home Garden demand and rural housing to curb living costs.
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U.S
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LOCK #CO.LIMITED
Tiaat
Square
Boy Scout
Uae
Germany
Kim
Canada
Bing
Manchester Guardian
New South Wales Wheat Mint
Hiensci Fecmaakter
Cope
New York
Willis
O. K
Ang Anceston Gries Pe
Drompt
Appleford Counter Check Book Co
Hamilton
Toronto
Montreal
Winnipeg
Vancouv
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