Mystery of Ravenspur House Ends with Inquest
Geoffrey Ravenspur and Ralph uncover drowned natives on the beach as Tehigorsky faces a looming inquest. Police and press swarm Havenspar while Ralph analyzes motives and hazards, warning of Tehigorsky’s perilous game and Zara’s uncertain fate.
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Marion
Tebigorski
Straues
Wherset
Ravenspur
Tellaorcthy
Ralph
Havenspar
Atrangers
Mapest Havenspar
Ralph Frey
Telligorsky
Tehoraky
Zaza
Lasea
Holy
Chiel
Teigorsky
Tchigorsky
Tehigorsky
Linatter
Innelltrom
Koffrey
Prohibition Theory Debated by Governor in 1910 Speech
A garbled 1910 letter cites Governor Stub of Kasay Hvered in Chicago discussing Prohibition. It argues alcohol control as a social protection, likening it to ancient laws and condemning liquor as a societal threat. The misspelled text mentions Kan sas and a notion of protecting the public from vice.
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Stub
Kasay
Ciicaro
Kaeas
America
Peple
Georgie
Greccs
Ory Sen
Kansas
Canada
Dairy at Lorain Runs Clean Milking Service
A Lorain dairy operates a direct milk service with sanitary practices. A milker wears a white suit and belt, delivering to customers at their doors under city health rules to maintain cleanliness.
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Lorain
Innkman
Imperial Commonwealth Visit Shapes Canada’s Role in Empire
The piece reflects on Sir Robert Borden’s visit to England and the push toward a shared imperial governance. It discusses how Dominion voices, including Canada, could gain representation in imperial councils and influence policies affecting all colonies. The article traces historical debates about common empire concerns and hints at a future body to manage affairs of the British Commonwealth.
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Robert Borden
England
British North America
London
Canada
Greg Raes
Soren Sen
Geruanedt
Mostar
Riga
Canaia
New York
Erion
Fathers of Confedera
Ada
Empire
Confederation of Canada
No Refund on War Tax Debate Disclosed
Government settles dispute over war tax refunds for unused travel tickets. Railways argued refunds possible but officials state no refunds under any circumstances once tax is collected. Also notes German and Russian wartime claims and prisoner treatment statements.
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Railways
The Flight of a Bullet 4 Technical Description
A fragmented excerpt describes bullet physics with velocity figures and energy transfer, noting muzzle energy, gyroscopic stabilization, and aerodynamic effects. It includes stray quotes about rifle muzzle behavior, spinning bullets, and historical remarks on shooting and war production.
Home Canning Meeting Promises Saving Tips
A village gathering hosted by Econome and agricultural figures discussed home canning methods, urging households to preserve vegetables and fruits. Mrs McBeath showcased practical timings, while Mr Newton spoke on preserving surplus meat. The talk emphasized keeping produce fresh and boosting farm and family profits through widespread canning.
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McBeath
Agricultial College
Nore
United States
Ad Wes
Pconemnd
Lice
Survey of Oil and Gas Deposits in Canada
A government survey under preparation by the mines branch examines Ontario and Alberta gas, with focus on reserves, production prospects, and trade implications. Analysts foresee high wholesale prices and shipping constraints, while some say Canada and the U.S. could yield eighty million barrels, others warn of about half that amount.
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Ontario
Theo Fesuitrees
Ontarice
Alberta
Syme
Caragian
Fugaid
AS & Tesutey
Canada
United
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Ravenspurs
Ward
Fred M. White
Coen
Zara
Geoffrey
Geofrey
Ralph Ravenspurs
Tehigortky
Geotres
Geottrry Tehigoraay
Chigorsky
Mari
Sime
Dr. Tesky
Halph
Bee
Tenigorsky
May
Tibet
Mar
Orientaliat
Tebigorsky
Bassone
HG. Wells
Betaz
Bethem
Germany
Austria
Reneral
Russia
Camaronigie
Black Sea of
Barnatens
Ips
Tsale
Venice
San Francisco
Schilling
Britis
Astonienment 14
Atu
Ottawa
Briss
Pall Mall Gazette
Bertram
Dominions
Snows
Newton
Mr. Newton Ia
Agric Meg
St. Nissa
Nin
George
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