Long after reading the letter Charmian reflects on confession
Charmian revisits a letter from Jim Bennett as John Carter asks if it satisfied. She recalls a moment of harsh words she spoke to Jim and feels relief when the message clears her conscience. The scene shows postscript doubt and reconciliation between old friends within the household.
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Lizzie Baker
Charmian
Jim
John Carter
John
Jim Bennett
Two Mothers and a Twin World in Charmian’s Letter
Charmian reads a long letter from Jim detailing family ties and twins Sophie and Sarah. Grandma recalls past disputes and jokes about ranch plans while noting the unusual mother sister dynamic. The scene blends domestic humor with hints of old parish conflicts and a looming farm decision.
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Charmian
Jim
Grandma
Sophie
George K
Sarah
George
James Bennett
Dearie
Sarah Benn
Wickfield House
Purdie
Gots in His Beaven and a Call to the Deacon
The doctor quotes a compliment to Charmian and Buck Carter hints at a confession as they drive. Ezra Bascomb interrupts with news that Luella Moore's twin needs the doctor for appendicitis and the deacon awaits at the church. Carter must hurry.
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Grandma
Charmian
Deacon
Luella
Lizzie Baker
Dearie
Jimmy
Ezra Bascomb
Doc
Luella Moore
Dysentery relief anecdote from Saskatchewan family
A Saskatchewan reader recounts a severe dysentery outbreak in her family two years ago. After using Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry, they recovered after a few doses and kept the remedy in the house. The product has been sold for 85 years by The T Milburn Co Ltd of Toronto.
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Mra
H. F. Stewart
Findiater, Sask
T. Milburn Co., Ltd
Toronto
Ont
Canadian Goods In British Daily Life
Douglas S. Cole. Canadian Trade Commissioner in Bristol, says future of Canadian products looks bright in Britain. He describes a day made entirely of Canadian goods from bed to breakfast to car and office, highlighting widespread domestic use. Also notes a medical advert claiming Dr J D Kellogg's Asthma Remedy relieves breathing passages and offers rest.
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United Kingdom
Douglass. Cole
Bristol
England
Toronto
J. D. Kellogg
Grandma’s Lamp Reignites a Memory of Faith
A girl recalls a long-ago Charmian as Grandma shares a lamp moment. The scene blends a tender memory with a line of scripture, ending with a promise of faith and a note that the tale will continue.
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Charmian
Grandmother recalls quiet village nights and family ties
A long dialogue captures Charmian and Grandma in Wickfield discussing Jim Bennett, Sophie, Sarah, and Madge while tending household tasks. The scene shifts to memories of a child and mother, lit by twilight and faith as the doctor returns home and Towser and Mouser are mentioned.
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Sophie
Sarah
Grandma
James Bennett
Charmian
Jimmy
Jim
Towser and Mouser
Mystery of Name Origins and Surname History
The article reviews how names evolved from tribal roots to nicknames and finally fixed surnames. It explains Teutonic roots behind Baldwin meaning Bold Friend and notes examples like Goodfellow and Overand over. It also mentions Oliver Twist's famous surname arising from social sorting in London.
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Europe
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Baldo
England
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Hogg
Logman
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Read of a Case Like Her Own Read of a Case Like Her Own
Mrs. Gus Anseward of 82 Albert Street Moncton writes that before her last baby she was weak and nervous after taking Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound for three bottles she felt strong again and has told two other women about the medicine.
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Moncton
New Brunswick
Lydia E. Pinkham
Gus Anseward
Albert Street
New
Winnipeg Adds Ice Show For Medical Conference
August 24 to 30 will see an artificial winter at the Winnipeg amphitheatre rink for the British Medical Association convention. The Winnipeg Skating Club and local stars will stage fancy skating and hockey exhibitions for visiting doctors, with an Indian pageant featuring Cree and Assiniboine riders. Prince of Wales nurse Lord Dawson will be inducted as a Cree chief. The Oil of the People promotes Dr Thomas Electric Oil as a trusted remedy used by thousands.
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Winnipeg
Empire
British Medical Association
Winnipeg Skating Club
H.R.H. Prince of Wales
Lord Dawson of
Penn
King George
London Pen Swindle Targets Obituaries
A new fountain pen scam circulates in London. Pens sold for about $2 but worth 30 cents are mailed to people whose relatives recently died and were featured in obituaries. Executors often believe the deceased ordered the pens and paid without question.
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London
Agricultural Council Urges Milk for German Army Breakfast
The Agricultural Council notes that coffee for every German regular army man must be imported and proposes milk instead to boost farm income. A horse race pool winner had his name printed in the papers while the losers’ names were too numerous to publish.
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the Agricultural Council
New York Scientist Builds Color Matching Machine
A New York University physicist Dr. Harold Horton Sheldon develops a color matching machine that uses light reflected from two cloth samples into a photoelectric cell. The device compares an unknown sample to a standard, indicating a perfect match when the galvanometer reads zero. A three division deviation is deemed acceptable.
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France
England
New York University
Harold Horton Sheldon
Teaching restraint ends with fire alarm misread
A master urged pupils to think before speaking and count to fifty or a hundred. The next day while addressing the class the students cried out ninety eight ninety nine hundred warning that the teacher’s coat was on fire.
Little Helps For This Week and Worm Powders Ad
A compact weekly feature blends religious maxims with a patent medicine notice. It includes moral exhortations about good deeds and heavenly light, followed by an advertisement for Miller's Worm Powders prized as safe for children and effective against internal worms.
Signatures On the Roof of Stockholm Town Hall
Ragnar Ostberg the Royal Academician is famed for Stockholm City Hall known for copper roof plates bearing each donor name and a marble floor laid by workers from leftover blocks. The project cost nearly a million pounds and featured a notable artists’ team including a royal prince.
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Stockholm
Conor
Ragnar Ostberg
Europe
Royal House
Utilities Show City Surplus in Early 1930 Figures
The city comptroller S B Nelles reports Regina utilities posted a total surplus of 131674 for the first five months of 1930 after admin charges of 7083. Electric Light and Power gained 139507, Water 11391, Street Railway ran a deficit of 12140.
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City of
Regina
S. B. Nelles
Electric Light and Power Department
Water Department
Remarkable 1929 Forest Fires Burned Year Round in Canada
In Manitoba and Saskatchewan the 1929 forest fire crisis persisted through every month of the year with fires reported as burning red and battles continuing across all seasons.
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Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Safe Umbrella Found at Hotel Room 456
A guest, preparing to depart for the station, asks a page to check room 456 for his umbrella. The page reports the umbrella is still on the left side of the wash stand, confirming its location.
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