What Ho! Chapter III Excerpt On a Safe Place and a Castle
Richard Connell narrative excerpt shows a narrator debating a letter and a mural of letters burned in a vast fireplace. A millionaire seeks to rent a castle for one month, with characters including the Earl Lady Rosa Brungley Duff Hooper and an American wary of Americans. The dialogue reveals humor and suspicion among the social circle.
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the Fair
MacKliintock
Atkinson
Ely
Dixon
Fripps
Gateson
Whiteman
Catermole
Father
Earl
Duff- Hooper
Rosa
Duff-Hooper
Bingley
Farl
MacKintock
Mac
London
Esme
Lady Rosa
Julia
Isle of Man
Immedi
Castles and cash meet at Bingley manor
An eccentric Earl of Bingley schemes to rent his castle to a visiting American magnate. Rosa and Duff-Hooper debate the deal as Crump warns of a derailed welcome. A horse-loving squiffy and a glamorous, moneyed guest mingle amid manor preparations and comic misdirections.
Mother of five finds Kruschen salts revive her mornings
A tired mother of five credits Kruschen Salts with renewed energy and regular mornings. She states she now rises at five o'clock, handles housework and children, and leaves for daily work at 6:30. A medical claim links tiredness to internal sluggishness and toxic build-up, suggesting Kruschen supports internal cleanliness.
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Kruschen
Amazing figures about the telephone in National Geographic
The article notes New York has more telephones than France, Chicago beats South America, and Los Angeles surpasses Africa. It cites 800 daily Atlantic to Pacific connections via New York, 32,500,000 users representing 93 percent of world telephones, Canada linked with seventy countries, and only Soviet Russia New Zealand and Greenland not yet connected. The U S handles 85,000,000 calls daily.
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National Geographic Magazine
New York
France
Chicago
South America
Los Angeles
Africa
Atlantic
Pacific
Canada
Soviet Russia
New Zealand
Greenland
United States
Alexander Graham Bell
St. Catharines
Rich gold discoveries reported at Contact Lake Saskatchewan
Prospectors in northern Saskatchewan report a vein eight feet wide traced for over 200 feet with outcropping another 600 feet near Contact Lake between Stanley and Lac la Ronge. Assays show samples as high as 633 dollars per ton. Nearby notes describe Danish farm design with combined living quarters and storage.
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Contact Lake
Saskatchewan
Stanley
Lac la Ronge
Prince Albert
Woman regains appetite and sleep with Fruit-a-tives
Montreal reader Mrs A. HL says years of liver trouble and bowel irregularities left her without appetite or sleep. She tried laxatives with cramps before using Fruit-a-tives a fruit juice herb tonic that cleanses and strengthens the liver stomach kidneys and intestines. Benefits followed and health improved. Available in 25 and 50 cents from all druggists.
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A. HL
Montreal
Little Helps For This Week
A devotional excerpt reflects on prayer for blessing and protection from evil. It urges offering all desires, plans, affections, and efforts to God as sacred, to transform them into thanksgiving and prayer and to keep intentions aligned with divine will. The text cites 1 Chronicles 4:10 as a guiding verse.
Arms Possession Sparks Public Alarm in Peterborough
The Peterborough Examiner claims many people nationwide carry death dealing weapons unseen by police and obtain ammunition illegally. It criticizes lax enforcement and says authorities fail to remove guns from the unlawfully armed, urging action to curb the arms problem.
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Ontario
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Jolly Julias
Old Bingley
Crump
Earl of Bingley
Yoma
Omn
M'‘Lud
Rump
Peterborough Examiner
Appleford Paper
Calgary
Regina
Winnipeg
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