Paris Scholarship Changes Peter and Camilla’s Fate
Peter Anson wins the Paris National Exhibit prize with the immigrant group, prompting joy and a plan to study in Paris. Camilla supports his dream yet mourns the distance she will endure while he leaves for three thousand miles and a life apart.
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Professor Drake
Paris
Peter
Ann Carter
Peter—Anson
Camilla
Tonneau
Charm Cottage
Camilla—Despone
Avis
Paris scholarship awarded to Peter Anson
Avis arranged for John Danforth to call her with the committee vote results. Peter Anson won the Paris scholarship by a single point, ahead of his rival the nude figure Flight by Nels Nelson. Avis had hoped for this outcome and now reacts with surprise and relief.
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Avis
Peter
John Danforth
Peter Anson
Paris
John
Nels Nelson
Friday the 13th Halts Montreal Harbor Sailings
The old superstition grounds Friday July 13 warnings with no passenger ships sailing from Montreal harbor or to Canadian ports and similar sentiments echoed in the Old Country.
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Montreal
Canadian
Carter's Little Liver Pills Ad Claims Liver Stimulation
An advertisement promotes Carter's Little Liver Pills as a liver stimulant to cure low spirits and sluggish digestion. It warns against substitutes and prices the product at 25 cents at druggists, claiming they are safe and purely vegetarian.
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Carter
Progress In Surgery By H H Bashford M D
The article notes major advances in local anaesthetics over twenty years, focusing on spinal injection to block sensory and motor nerves. It highlights applicability for operations below the waist and its benefit for patients with heart or lung disease where general anaesthesia poses serious risks.
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H. H. Bashford
The Rhyming Optimist To-day
To-day begins anew with dawn and life budding like the east. The old things depart and past sorrows retreat. To-day bears a gift of light and hope, freeing us and urging a forward march.
Roosevelt Re dedicates Panama Canal to peaceful commerce
President Roosevelt declared the canal a world crossroads held in trust for all nations. In an address at Panama's presidential palace he voiced hope the waterway will serve peaceful trade between the Pacific and Atlantic oceans.
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Roosevelt
Panama Canal
Pacific
President Arias
Panama
Americas
Colored preacher paints fiery image of hell for congregation
The colored preacher described the "bad place" to an awed audience. He compared it to melted iron running from a furnace, white hot and sizzling, then warned that in the place he spoke of people use that stuff for ice cream.
Quebec Apple Crop Prospects See Strong Duchess Wealthy Varieties
Apple crop prospects in Quebec look more promising than expected with a heavy harvest anticipated in Duchess, Transparent, and Wealthy varieties. Local growers note improved fruit set and favorable weather ahead, aiming to boost supply for the season.
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Quebec
Duchess
Weekly Devotional Snippet With Religious Quotes
A compact devotional collage urges doing God’s will with cheerful heart and doing one’s duties, citing John 4 34 and Thomas Carlyle. It emphasizes family duties and honest noble conduct as the one thing needful for personal integrity.
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Thomas Carlyle
Restoration of Duart Castle by Maclean Chief
Sir Fitzroy Donald Maclean the 26th hereditary chief of the Maclean clan marks his 100th year and his half century as head. Eighty three years ago his father took him to the ruins of Duart Castle in the Hebrides where he vowed to restore it. Six decades later he fulfilled the pledge as Duart returned to Maclean ownership after centuries. A grand Mull gathering celebrated the restoration.
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Fitzroy Donald Maclean
Clan Maclean
Hebrides
Duart
Mull
London Daily Telegraph
Soybeans and Corn Best for High Quality Silage
A Dominion Department of Agriculture pamphlet recommends mixing soybeans with corn for superior ensilage. It suggests a ratio of about one part soybeans to three parts corn, grown together or separately and mixed at silo filling. separate growth eases harvesting.
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Dominion Department of Agriculture
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Camila
Avis Werth
Peter Sylvia Todd
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Land of Hope
Bern
South Seas
Museum
Liu
Alton A. Parcher
Glenalmond
N. U
Rhyming Optimist
Aline Michaelis
The
Jean Ingelow
Maclean
Canapar
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