Pearls Restored Spark Joy in Oare Court Mystery
In the house at Oare Court the recovered pearls spark joy and suspicion alike as Lady Ursula’s mood lifts while Paul Payne faces pressure from Brady Gane and the two accomplices. Lord Fastling contemplates honesty’s chance amid mounting family tension and coded meetings in the garden and stables.
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Oare Court
Paul
Paul Payne
Lord Fastling
Areula
Emmeline
Paul A Payne
Cnstraint
Brady Gane
Brady
Lord Eastling
Inherited Baldness Study Debunks Hat Theory
A Ohio State University study by Dorothy Osborne, published by the American Genetic Association, confirms baldness is hereditary and not caused by wearing tight hats. Patterns of baldness appear at birth, then develop, with higher incidence in men and possible transmission to sons. Women are affected less often but can pass baldness to offspring.
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Journal of Heredity
American Genetic Association
Dorothy Osborne
Ohio State University
Miss © Jsborne
Mary Ditmas
New York City
Adaptation Needed to Bring Modern Conveniences to Farms
The article argues that most farm upgrades come from adapting existing houses rather than building anew. It urges farmers and wives to see simple, affordable installations for water, heat, and electricity as practical, explaining that reconstruction with adaptation accelerates farm living improvements and makes modern comforts attainable for many households.
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Protecting Game Birds and Zebra?
Manitoba officials push strict enforcement of the Manitoba Game Protection Act to curb illegal shooting. Minister Winkler directs tighter permits, sun day hunting bans, and bag limits as the season runs from September 13 to November end.
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Theo Ree
Chas
Barber
Shah Wad Ie Pha
Warber
Wink
Winkler
Safe Shopping and the Confidence of Reliable Advertisers
A Regina Province piece urges safe shopping by choosing reliable stores and wary of deceit. It notes trusted advertising clubs, consistent dealers, and firms that advertise honestly as signals of value and integrity for housewives controlling the family purse.
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Regina
Brusilov predicts end of war by August 1917
General Brusilov told a Di Chronicle correspondent at the Russian front that the Austro-Hungarian army cannot hold much longer against advancing enemy forces and Romanian intervention could be pivotal. He cautioned he is no prophet but suggested August might see the war’s end with Allies already holding a winning hand.
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Brusilov
di Chronicle
Romania
Supply of a New Mace for Parliament
The House of Commons Mace destroyed in last winter’s fray was to be replaced with an offer from London’s old mayor accepted by the government. Fragments found abroad proved not from the pace stall, so the new mace lacks the historical tie of the former.
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House of Commons
London
Price Rise Amid War Sparks Broad Producer Activity
A Department of Labor report details sharp wholesale and retail price increases through 1915, with Canada seeing wholesale costs up over 40 percent from 1913 and retail food prices rising around 10 percent since mid 1914. The surge accompanied a rebound in industrial activity across sectors including wheat, oats, cheese, wool, copper, and chemicals, while some items like metals fluctuated. Internationally, price gains varied, with Austria and Britain among notable rises. Japan saw prices lower.
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Canada
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Labor
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Netherlands
Norway
Great Britain
Australia
New Zealand
Japan
Quality in Hides Why Russian Hides Are Best
The article argues Russian hides are superior due to minimal pitting and better grain finish. It contrasts South American hides, often pitted from insect burrows and scratches, with Russian skins that accept clear grain finishes. It notes postwar potential for Russia to export large hides stored during wartime, aiding high grade shoe production.
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Argentina
Russia
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