Tricked by Sir Adrian Forces Claire Home
Claire confronts Nick and Lady Anne as Sir Adrian traps her with a staged London trip. Langton confirms Sir Adrian awaits Claire at Shelston Tor, while gossip floods the party about the fraught marriage and public humiliation. Nick vows action as Jean frets over Nick’s ominous tone.
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Adrian
Tor
Claire
Nick
London
Exeter
Shelston Torn
Lady Anne
Jean
Rienda
Cloyer
Charnwood
Jim
Alormity
Langton
Anne
Mae
Anno
Sir Adrian
Lady Latimer
Anna
Tim
Training in the Willow Ferry Ride
Jean arrives to join Burke for a return drive in Burke's dog-cart. The spirited chestnut horse rears and prances as Burke reins her, reassuring Jean with calm authority. The scene ends with a promise to continue in a future installment.
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Burke
Claire
Blaise
Ice
Brook
Jean
Arguments Against Bay Route in Canadian Grain Trade
Thomas Harling, veteran Montreal ship agent, defends the Hudson Bay route as a future grain carrier, arguing that past objections to the St. Lawrence and Vancouver routes were overcome. He cites the Farnworth and Warkworth as successful grain carriers, ready to sail again, and says the Hudson Bay route could reduce transportation costs for northern prairie farmers.
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St. Lawrence
Hudson Bay
Thomas Harling
Montreal
AMD
Vancouver
Tropics
Panama Canal
Alberta
Mr. Harling
Canada
Prairie Provinces
Harling
Farnworth
Warkworth
Sugar Surplus Carried Into 1922 Amid Farm Woes
Mexico’s only persistent crop carryover into 1922 was sugar. The remark quotes a wife seeking affection and a husband retorts, reflecting domestic tensions in a broader agricultural context.
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Mexico
Best ofl cheapest in home says factory sup t
The factory superintendent warns against using cheap lubricants as it leads to costly repairs and inefficiency. He urges housewives to use 3 In One Oil for sewing machines and other household devices for cleaning and protection, noting the red trade mark on every package.
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Xing
No Combatant Ships Cruising On Atlantic Coast
The New York Times notes no combatant United States Navy ships remain on the Atlantic coast a situation unseen since World War I. It adds that only patrol vessels guard British interests at Halifax and St John’s while US forces concentrate in the Pacific and Far East for the summer.
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United States
Atlantic
Great Britain
West Indiea
Halifax
John's
Nad
Pacific
Far East
Guantanamo
Culebra
Porto Rico
New York Times
Siam Clings to Ancient Customs Despite Modern Reforms
The piece notes Siam preserves rites such as shaving heads for men and boys in temple ceremonies, with priests conducting the ritual. It says King Prajadhipok and western governance ideas are now present, yet white elephants, temple dances, and palanquin processions continue, keeping Siam rooted in centuries-old tradition.
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Siam
Prajadhipok
The Traveller Shares Chicken Bones With a Stranger
A late guest finds only cold chicken and passes it to a hungry tramp outside. A year later the same traveller returns to the hotel, is spotted by a waitress, and identified as the man who gave away the bones and ali.
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Ali
Growth in British Columbia Greenhouses Expands Area
Glass used in greenhouses and hotbeds on Vancouver Island and the Lower Mainland now covers about four million square feet, up over 200 percent in eight years. A compact device for humidifying homes and apartments in winter has been produced.
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Vancouve Island
Lower Mainland
British Columbia
How Air Films Are Made
Film stories of aviation face many handicaps in protography says Stephen Roberts wartime aviator and former stunt flyer who directed Sky Bride. He notes filming from grounded planes balloons or towers limits speed perception and camera angles, praising electrically controlled cameras mounted in cockpits for authentic air action.
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Stephen Roberta
Mr. Roberts
Hollywood
Wisdom and Verse For This Week From A Page
An item presents moral excerpts from John Boyle O Reilly and Thomas A Kempis about bearing burdens and kindness. It then promotes Dr Thomas Eclectric Oils as a standard remedy for scalds burns cuts bruises sprains and inflammatory pains with emphasis on home use and cost savings.
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Law-Court
Equity
John Boyle O'Reilly
Thomas A. Kempat
Thomas
Canada’s Arctic Eskimos in Progressive Settlements
About 7,100 Eskimos live in Arctic and sub Arctic Canada from Hudson Bay to the northern seaboard. They are increasingly progressive with sewing machines gramophones and radio outfits in homes. In the Mackenzie delta and western Arctic coast families seek schooners with auxiliary engines. at Aldavik up to 25 native owned schooners gather in summer.
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Arctic
Canada
Hudson Bay
Arctic Islands
Mackenzie Delta
Aldavik
Worm Exterminator Praised By Parents For Child Safety
A local notice touts Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator as an excellent preparation against vermin. The ad claims it has saved the lives of countless children.
Origin of the Sandwich and the tea table
The piece notes the tea table is dismissed by a modern hostess and recalls Lord Sandwich’s era, when he gambled and lunch was set aside, giving his name to the sandwich. It frames the current fashion against formal tea rituals and links it to historical appetite and social habits.
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Lord Sandwich
Suaeck
Hawaii opens new biscuit and bread plant
A Hawaii facility inaugurates a modern biscuit and bread plant costing about half a million dollars. The project expands local food production and job opportunities in the state.
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Hawaii
Nervous Indigestion Relief via Pink Pills Promised
Mrs. John Machen of Calumet Quebec reports years of indigestion and nervous trouble eased after using Dr Williams Pink Pills. She now sleeps well and works normally, praising the remedy's blood-building effect. The pills are sold at druggists for 60 cents a package.
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John Machen
Dr. Willams
Calumet
Que
Dr. Williams
T Lo
Harder Work and Prudence Enduring Prosperity Message
The Daily Express urges sustained effort and discipline to reach prosperity. It argues recovery will not come from magic but from labor and proper balance of sport with life, noting the past three years chastened laziness and moved the idle to work or obscurity.
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Daily Express
London
England
Hen buried twenty four days revives at Palmerston North
A hen buried under garden and path clearings for twenty four days in Palmerston North New Zealand showed great vitality after a neighbor heard it cackling and found it. Though weak and emaciated it recovered well. In Pompeii there was a one way street in the city destroyed by Vesuvius in 79 A.D.
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Palmerston North
New Zealand
Pompeii
Appleford Wonder Paper Boosts Dusting Efficiency
Canadian women embrace Appleford Wonder Paper as a substitute for dust cloths. Made from clean rag and soft pulp with furniture polish, it absorbs dirt and can be reused by turning inside out. Twenty five sheets per package, washable surfaces, no dust cloths needed, discard after use.
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Appleford Wonder Paper
Nait
Wonder
Appleford
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