Curtain The Curtain Falls On Courtroom Drama At Long Acre
In a crowded dock scene Miss Hilda Tres angers onlookers with a bold display and von Roon dominates the courtroom as Barthelemy Bet and Banister King observe. A violent twist ends with Banister King's sudden death from a revolver shot, prompting Miss Linkinshaw to remark that the curtain has fallen.
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Hart Gale
Kireeeingham
Aed
Miss Linkineshaw
King
Miss Linkinshaw
Hilda Tres
Hams
Hartsdale
von Roon
Treas
Treasury Representatie
Witeres
Ite von Roost
Hilda Tressingham
Barthelemy
van Koon
Mermior
Lydia
Mar
Noray Min
Hilda Tressing
Hilda Tresarrha
Fred
Emile
Deermay
Long Acre
Bonnie
Oldest Meadow Stands Unplowed in England for 150 Years
A meadow near Rothamsted Experiment Station has remained unplowed and unfertilized for about a century and a half. Top-dressing with fertilizers revived grasses and clover, while one plot without fertilizer showed lower yields. The note discusses long term grassland trials and contrasts with farmers who cannot rest fields. A separate report from Washington notes millions of bushels of Australian wheat will soon enter the market.
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England
Rothamsted Experiment Station
Tanya T
Washington
Reflected Nonsense Message From England
A fragmented note mocks an English setting with garbled speech about a doctor, a cook injured, a housemaid unwell, and scattered phrases suggesting domestic mishap. The jesting tone hints at farcical or playful writing rather than a serious report.
Death Is Not Terrible Life Mass Plan and Moves
An aged preacher’s seafaring proverb is cited to comfort the living with a reflection that death is not terrible but the shame of surrender. The author recalls soldiers fighting to the end and asserts victory comes after steadfast effort in a great cause.
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Leed Daily Mail
Britain’s Baby Army as veterans arrive in war-torn theater
The article notes British troops arriving in a new theater as the Baby Army, surprising locals with their worn uniforms and origins in England after fighting in Ypres. It describes their fresh appearance and status as veteran fighters.
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Britain
Lealy
Baby Army
England
Ypres
Prairie project to build rabbit farming plant announced
A plan in the Estevan district outlines a plant funded by federal and provincial governments to raise rabbits. The project costs about 90 dollars with 9 dollars from the federal share and provincial contributions. The plant is to become provincial property on completion and operation is expected by late winter. Canadian youth may help by raising rabbits.
A New Era in Jerusalem and the Bedouin Lands
A garbled summary notes shifting eras in Jerusalem and Bedouin lands with themes of security, grazing rights, roads and railways. It mentions Buffalo and British arms, and claims of gold in the Denver mint as a distant comparison to past wealth.
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Britih
Hirchener
Germany Seizes Daimler Works Amid Profit Dispute
German authorities claim Daimler overcharged the state and refused book inspection while profits reportedly reached high levels. The issue triggers government control discussions as the army takes over Daimler facilities in the wake of the so called Kaiser case.
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Kcimter
Gee
Gereuny
Seuttgert
Ces
Orean
Daimler
Dieimler
Daimier Frm
Fem
How Canada's Greatest Shoe House Supplies the Nation's Footwear
Notable shoe house ad copy claims to stock various grades and years of experience. The text is garbled with repeated phrases and nonsensical lines about local requirements and procurement.
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Canada
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Edmonton
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