Irene's Secret Love Faces Family Judgment in Western Tale
In a tense parlor scene, Irene confronts her mother and Dr. Hardy about her relationship with Dave Elden and her pledge to him. Mrs. Hardy's absolutist stance clashes with Dr. Hardy's liberal view as Irene reveals her evolving feelings and a dangerous mix of romance and social pressure. To Be Continued.
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Ophelia
Dr. Hardy
Andrew
Mrs. Hardy
Irene
Dave Elden
Wes
Mraadlardy
Ste
Dave Elder
Ted
Elden
Carlton
Dave
University of Hard Knocks
Carltan
Doctor and Mrs Hardy Discuss Irene’s Love Suspicions
In a clipped domestic scene Dr. Hardy and his wife debate Irene’s strange behavior. Mrs Hardy fears the daughter is in love, while the doctor offers calm, philosophical observations on aging and family dynamics as the conflict unfolds.
Pupils’ Satirical Definitions Reflecting Social Terms
A classroom record shows students offering humorous misdefinitions such as bigamy for serving two masters and monotony for a law limiting wives, plus quirky lines about organs, fortresses, and relatives. The statements reveal playful misunderstandings of social and legal terms.
Irrigation Project North of Town Estimated at 3 to 4 Million
The Lethbridge Irrigation District project north of town is estimated to cost three to four million dollars and cover about 100 000 acres.
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Lethbridge
Catarrhozone inhaler touted as cure for catarrh
An advertisement promotes Catarrhozone as a inhaled treatment that supposedly cures catarrh by sending heating balms to inflamed tissues. It claims remedies like cough syrups fail and markets a trial size for sale by Catarrhozone Co. in Kingston, Ont.
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Catarthozone Co
Kingston
Saskatchewan Dominates Hay and Grain Show Exhibits
At the International Hay and Grain Show tied to the stock show, Saskatchewan teams dominated spring wheat earning 14 of 25 prizes including the top six awards. Saskatchewan exhibitors also excelled in oats taking six prizes as strong competition filled the rest of the field.
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Frond
Mibera Cardela
Marshall
Castey
Lance Nambee
Patra Dinette
Chisses
Wil
Saskatchewan
Spring Wheat
Wireless Telephony Demonstrations At Westminster Highlight Early Air Tech
The House of Commons hosts a wireless telephony display showing voice and gramophone signals from 10 to 20 miles, with aircraft and airship ranges up to 165 and 100 miles. Messages spread among RAF pilots, and a new neck-held transmitter records tissue vibrations. Demonstrations reveal positional fixes from high power signals and hint at wartime advantages.
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London
Westminster
Seeley
England
France
Royal Flying Corps
Western Front
Crop and Trade Conditions Throughout the Dominion
The Bank of Montreal reports show drought in parts of the Prairie Provinces with high prices lifting yields in other areas. Irrigation boosts Alberta's livestock, wool prices rise, and coal output lags. Immigration increases, trade remains strong, and road and rail work expands despite labor shortages. British Columbia sees strong timber, paper, and shipbuilding activity, with high prices for cedar and a hopeful outlook for next year.
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Dominion
Bank of Montreal
Prairie Provinces
Saskatchewan
Alberta
West
United States
Alberia
Winnipeg River
Manitoba
TLR
Prince of Wales
British Columbia
Anetipodes
Esquimalt
Vancouver
Attractive Winter Tours For Western Canadians
Many Western Canadians plan winter trips with options to visit relatives in the East, explore the Pacific Coast and California via the Shasta Route, or cruise Florida. Canadian Pacific Offices in San Francisco and Los Angeles offer travel help, while CP Railway runs two through trains daily. Golf, riding, yachting, and boating are popular year round in the Southern resorts. Write to a CP Agent for full information and trip planning.
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Pacife
America
California
Shasta
Canadian Rockies
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Canadian Pacific
Canadian Pacific Railway
Pacific Coast
Florida
Airmen Hear Distant Noises From Ground To High Altitude
A garbled OCR passage reports sounds heard by airmen at various altitudes from 1 600 to 10 000 feet. It mentions animals such as mole crickets and frogs, plus human sounds like votes drums church bells and musket fire, though many words are distorted.
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Aiman
British Army to Consist of 400 000 Men Force
The British army plans for 1919 20 call for total expenditure of £405 million and an end of year strength of 300 000 British troops and 100 000 Indian troops. The force is to be reduced later from this level and earlier plans projected 2,600,000 men with 1,548,000 demobilized.
Sinn Fein munitions found during Belfast search
Police found 30 to 40 sticks of gelignite and 60 pounds of service ammunition under rags during a search for stolen property. The house was near a Sinn Fein arsenal on Grattan Street, blown up months earlier, where about 10 bombs were then in manufacture. A woman never reads the preface until after the story.
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Sinn Fein
Belfast
Grattan Street
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Wed Butte
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Robert J. C. Stead
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Musson Book Co. Ltd
Toronto
Dtardy
Chicago
General Seeley
House of Commons
Mother Seigel
Hig bin Hy
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