The Plural Love Question at the Westonith Villa
Lady Betty Weymouth presses Joanna about Teddy Deereinster and a possible romance while discussing social whispers and family expectations. Joanna probes why she might not be “worthy” of Teddy, as Betty argues a Derminster wife must be virtuous, not merely desirable.
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London
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Canada Apple Output and Exports Highlight Surplus
Canada produced apples with one barrel per tree last year, exported most of the crop, and kept about one apple for every three people for home consumption. The data imply a large export share and modest local use.
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Canada
Eskimo Relics Donated to Juneau Territorial Museum
The Territorial Historical Museum in Juneau Alaska reports a collection of 20,000 Eskimo curios and relics. The vast assemblage covers traditional tools clothing carvings and trade items reflecting regional indigenous culture and history.
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Juneau
Akiska
Canada Aims to Grow Its Influence in League of Nations
Viscount Willingdon told Ottawa's League of Nations Society meeting that Canada and the British Empire gain increasing sway in the League council as nationhood strengthens. He praised the League for fostering foreign ministers’ talks and easing global tensions. Sir Robert Borden stressed universal responsibility for world peace and public support behind delegates in Geneva. Sir George Foster cited Britain’s cautious handling of the Chinese issue as evidence of the League’s moderating influence.
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League of Nations
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League of Nations Society
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Robert Borden
Geneva
George Foster
Great Britain
Beefs and Beefs: Legends of Rome and a Sir Loint
A dubious tale links Trajan ordering Lucius Plaucus to offer sacrifices to Jupiter. The senator refuses, is dragged to the altar, and eats roasted meat, supposedly sparking beef consumption. The sirloin legend credits Charles II with naming the cut Sir Loint after praising a piece of beef.
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Trajan
Lucius Plaucus
Jupiter
Charles II
England
Canada fires: over five thousand in 1918 burned two million acres
The Natural Resources Intelligence Service of the Department reports that Canada endured more than five thousand forest fires last year burning about two million acres. Ninety percent were attributed to human agency and carelessness.
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Canada
Natural Resources Intelligence
Department of the Interior
Larcombe Resigns Manitoba Agricultural Society Presidency
Samuel Larcombe of Birtle Manitoba resigns as president of the Manitoba Agricultural Societies to serve as advisor to the provincial government on agricultural problems.
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Samuel Larcombe
Birtle, Man
Manitoba Agricultural Societies
Rats as currency in llao island tale of barter
In llao, a mid-Pacific island under French control, rats function as a medium of exchange. The story notes that with a sufficient number of rats a man can purchase a valuable item such as a wife.
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Llao
mid-Pacific
Massey Noted For Concentration And Punctuality
The text highlights Massey’s exceptional concentration during work on projects and his ability to isolate from distractions. It cites praise from Sir James Lougheed and notes Massey’s strict time discipline and punctuality in handling personal correspondence.
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Ada
U.S
Massey
James Lougheed
Department of Soldiers’ Civil Re-establishment
Love and Faith Inspires Across The Week
A composed collection of quoted reflections emphasizes love as divine force. Whittier Thaxter and MacDonald frame love as light amid world woes. Authors suggest gentle acts and patience sustain through loss and pain, asserting love as wisdom and power.
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Celia Thaxter
Bonds Hold Empire Through Sentiment in War Test
The British Empire relies on bonds of sentiment, a modern system whose future is uncertain. World War tested these ties, and they proved nearly as strong as steel, according to the Cincinnati Times-Star.
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Cincinnati Times-Star
Molasses Enables Alcohol for Panning Machinery on Hawaiian Plantations
Molasses, a waste by product of sugar production, is used to manufacture alcohol for operating panning machinery and tractors on Hawaiian sugar plantations.
Public School System in Russia Formed Under Alexander Ir
The public school system in Russia began to take shape in about 1865 under Alexander Ir., marking an early stage in state education development.
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Russia
Alexander Ir
Rules on Alberta Coal Rates Heard June 7
Alberta coal rate dispute heads to a June 7 hearing before the railway board. Ontario and Alberta statisticians, joined by two railways, will meet May 17 to compare cost formulas for moving coal train loads to Ontario, with anxious calls for rates under nine dollars per ton.
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Alberta
Ontario
Board of Railway Commissioners
Mothers praise Subbys Own Tablets for babies
Mrs. Tu M. Brown of Walton Nova Scotia lauds Subys Own Tablets as invaluable for infants. The laxative relieves constipation and indigestion and eases teething and fevers, with mothers vowing they stay in homes with babies. Sold at 25 cents a box by The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont. A Minnesota peat bog machine produces 700 tons of briquettes daily.
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Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
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