Pursuit and Standoff on the Moor Dark Woods
Foster evades a gunman after a night shoot and an escape through the wood. Gordon observes and toys with him as the search narrows, while Graham’s accomplice retrieves the stolen checks. Foster heads toward Carlisle planning to watch ship sailings and decide Pete’s fate.
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Bun Mic Moon
Frn
Pete
Foster
Gordon
Edinburgh
Mr. Foster
Graham
Daly
Carlisle
Liddesdale
Bristol
Liverpool
Montreal
Saskatchewan Live Stock Industry Gains Steady ground
The sixth annual report of Saskatchewan live stock commissioner shows thriving cattle, horses, sheep, and swine stocks with rising values. It notes increasing numbers, better breeding prospects, and strong demand for mutton wool and breeding stock amid high prices and expanding consignments to Winnipeg stockyards.
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Saskatchewan
Union
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Scenes From a Syrian Village Under War’s Shadow
A vivid tableau shows a British expeditionary camp near a mauve oasis village as a fisherman nets in clear waters while aeroplanes circle. Children play, villagers observe, and bombarded temples loom over a dreamlike Oriental town as dust subsides and morning fades to noon.
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Reveille
Turk Lander
Littl
Frank
Lenden
Syria
President Wilsons Desk A Lincoln paper recalls a shared voyage memory
A London newspaper retells how the Resolute ship, bought by the U S government after Arctic peril, yielded a desk for President Buchanan and then symbolized Franklin Pierce era goodwill. The desk has served every president for official correspondence at the White House.
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Wilson
White House
London
United States
Great Britain
HALS
Resolute
Arctic
Vranklin
England
Franklin Pierce
Plymouth
Queen Victoria
Buchanan
Christian Science Monitor
Tasmanian Tiger Nears Extinction Across Island
A faded Tasmanian tiger article notes its decline since twenty five years ago when it fed on mutton. The animal now appears unknown in eastern districts though remnants may linger in remote forested areas near Tyenna River and beyond settled borders.
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Tasmania
Tyennaur
Rise of a Balkan Republic in Koritsa during World War I
A correspondent describes Koritsa in Albania emerging as an autonomous Albanian republic under allied protection after General Sarrail seized the area in autumn. A 12-member council governed a mixed Mussulman Christian population amid disputes over the two headed eagle and stamps. Koritsa expanded territory as allies advanced, though merger into a larger state looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balkans
London Times
Koritsa
Korce Ag
Albania
Aviona
Constantine
Sarrail i
Lake Malik
Salonika
Serbia
Greece
Bucharest
Gaza
Trict
Sarrail
Mussulman
Essad Pasha
Ali
Skanderberg
Shkipetari
Cheese consumption by country chart says England leads
Statisticians report Europe produces 350 million kilograms of cheese with England consuming 180 million. Holland 56 million, Switzerland 43 million, France 31 million, Germany 20 million. Only the Chinese reportedly eat no cheese.
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England
Europe
Holland
Switzerland
France
Germany
German Spring Wheel Aids Trucks Without Rubber
Reports from German transport analysis show no rubber tires and limited use of spring wheels. The device offers only comfort on smooth roads at moderate speeds and collapses under rapid or harsh conditions, hindering wartime mobility. Tarbes awards Marshal Foch a sword of honor.
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Wheela
Germany
Tarbes
Marshal Foch
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Carmen’s Messenger — Py
Harold Bindloss
Ames Holden McCready
St. Hyacinthe
Quc
Thyacinthe Factory
Chion
Canada
Holden McCready
A. H.M
A. H. M. Shoes
Ah.m
Jon
Toronto
Monton
Vancouver
Appleford Counter Check Book Co., Ltd
McDermot Ave
Man
Bell Wickeu
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