Stems et Intercot and West Congo Free State mention
Stems et Intercot depart for West Congo Free State now part of the Kingdom. Vancouver plans deportations of indigent Hindus before winter. A small Ottawa Mint fire, census needs, wheat shipments, GTP accounts, Vancouver fire losses near five million, anarchist plot discovered, Winnipeg roundhouse upgrade, Colonel Evans dies in Michigan, local baseball league collapse, Lieyeminster wheat yield around 25 bushels per acre, Fernie fire losses $2,225,000, Hamar Greenwood MP criticizes beer bigotry.
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West Congo Free State
Pen and Ink Pirates among Literary Thieves
A curio of literary theft notes how Shakespeare, Pope, and others borrowed from rivals and earlier writers, with witty asides on authorship. Rapid City lacrosse wins 11-1 over Elgin. Army maneuvers take Highlanders to England. Elevator work expected soon in Rivers. Mrs. Cameron loses blood snare to barb wire. Lusitania breaks speed record NY arrival Aug 20. British patents act promises big gains. Australian premier welcomes American fleet. Lancashire cotton mills consider closing to force wage cuts.
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Shakespeare
George Kyd
Italy
Walter Scott
Goethe Lie
Sheridan
Charles Reade
Alexandre Domas
Noete Cristo
tLe
Alexander Pope
Pope
Lord Bolingbroke
kKssay
Michard Brinsley Sheridan
Charles Surface
Joseph Surface
Tow Jones
Bliff
Fielding
Tabitha Bramble
Wubert MackUligut
Mrs. Maleprop
Lacius O’trigger
Dexysmwan-At DeClare Baby Girl Born to Trenni man Family
Lyerxix-At Minisota, on the 26th inst. to Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Lurkin a daughter. Dexysmwan-At DeClare, on the 25th inst. to Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Trenni man a daughter.
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Geo. Trenniman
Lyerxix
Minisota
Geo. Lurkin
Home Sweet Home Returns in Childs Wry Remark
Mrs. Bradley entertains a fellow traveler in the Pullman with a song about her home. Grace, reading, listens eagerly. A casual question prompts the mother to reveal the home’s charms, and Grace quotes her verdict that it sounds lovelier than it looks.
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Grace
Why We Say He Need Not Do That In Grammar
The article explains that in negative sentences expressing requirement or obligation the word need acts as an auxiliary and does not change for third person singular. This form, such as he need not do that, is an established exception noted in grammars.
Iron crown of Lombardy linked to coronations through centuries
The iron crown, said to be beaten from a crucifixion nail, was likely worn first by Agiluph in 501. It later adorned Charlemagne, Henry of Luxemburg, Frederick IV, Charles V, and Napoleon, and in 1866 was given to Victor Emmanuel and is now preserved at Monza near Milan.
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Lombardy
Agiluph
Charlemagne
Henry of Luxemburg
Frederick IV
Charlies V
Napoleon
Victor Emmanuel
Monza
Milan
Brother Learns of Newborn Sister and Costs
A father introduces his baby daughter to Tommy saying he will love her, and Tommy notes the expense of raising a child. He asks if buying a white rabbit is affordable, and the father agrees it would be costly, prompting Tommy to admit the prior request was beyond budget.
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Tommy
Realism in Love Stories Questioned in Dialogue
A dialogue explores why fictional romance often feels more vivid than real life. It suggests that genuine affection names few people and realism in love fiction may be unattainable.
Still Faithful Mill Sezanne and the Snow
Fragmentary dialogue hints at a playful scene with a young Bas and a maid describing his antics chasing snow. The text fused with odd phrases suggests a literary or theatrical excerpt with ambiguous characters and surreal imagery.
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Sezanne
Bas
Mademoiselle
Harvest Gloves Offered as Local Store Promotes Goods
Additional Locals notes Harvest Gloves at A Rows & Co with a large selection. Rain halted harvest work Monday night delaying field activity and telephones work by Simpson & Craigs crew arriving Thursday.
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A. Rows & Co
Fatal Accident Kills Pasqua Forester Near Tantallon
Herbert Forester of Tantallon was instantly killed at Pasqua at 10 o clock Friday morning after being run over by a freight car. He leaves a widow and one child. The family is believed to have relatives near Crandall.
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Herbert Forester
Tantallon
Pasqua
Forrester
Crandall
Warning to War Veterans in Ottawa Valley
War veterans in the Ottawa valley who received land grants in the northwest are advised by the Imperial and Colonial Service Association based in Calgary to beware of speculators and not part with their land.
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Ottawa Valley
Northwest
Imperial and Colonial Service Association
Calgary
Hall's Catarrh Cure Firm Oath Toledo
Frank J. Cheney of F J Cheney & Co in Toledo Ohio swears the firm will pay one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. He claims the remedy acts on blood and mucous membranes and invites testimonials. Sold by all druggists and take balls family pills for constitution.
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A. W. Gleason
Sear
Hall
F.J. Cheney
Toledo
Farmers Rush Grain to Market in Winnipeg Area
Grain movement accelerates as Winnipeg farmers push wheat eastward toward Battle River aided by Grand Trunk Pacific. Despite Thunder Bay transport issues, strike impact is minimal. Rising flour prices spur more sales. elevators in Prairie Provinces could be cleared as yield quality improves while total quantity remains slightly below normal.
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Winnipeg
Grand Trunk Pacific
Battle River
Thunder Bay
Prairie
Resignations Shake G T P After Winter Exit
Following General Superintendent O O Winter's resignation at the G T P rumors spread that several Winnipeg based officials will resign in days. Divisional Engineer L B Merriam is named among those leaving. Voluntary departures are noted with no stated reasons. Last week engineers between Portage and Saskatoon also quit.
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Supt. O. O. Winter
G.T.P
Winnipeg
L. B. Merriam
Portage
Saskatoon
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