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In a violent confrontation Moran and Wade battle in a crowded room as Dorothy watches. Wade gains the upper hand but Moran sups up immense strength and turns the fight to his advantage, ending with Wade strangling Moran until he is still. Dorothy sobs as Wade heals, admitting he could have killed Moran but chose not to.
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Moran
Nic
Wada
Dorothy
Tosy
Wade
Morar
Smailer
Weither
Suh
Hehuy
Haif
Sleht
Rescue and Rivalry in the Western Camp
In a tense scene Dorothy shoots Moran after Wade is believed dead. Moran dies by rifle fire, while Dorothy nurses Wade back to consciousness as Sandry Barker and Mrs. Parnell react. Wade awakens, and Dorothy stays by his side seeking a doctor.
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Moran
Charre
Hfe
Dorothy
Barker
Sandy
Mrs. Parnell
Sandry
Darker
Santry
Gordon
Snotty
Six Year Molars Explained By Health Official
Dr Mustard Preston County health officer urges public education on six year molars. He explains these permanent teeth appear around age six, with four in the mouth, and emphasizes decay risks if not kept clean and properly fed. Parents should inspect children’s mouths and seek dental care promptly for decayed six year molars.
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Mustard
Preston County
W.va
Preston County Department of Health
Preston County Journal
Ilat
Real diplomat as shoe clerk figures in streetside sales
A quote from the St. Catharines Standard frames a diplomat as a shoe clerk who persuades a young lady to buy shoes by misrepresenting sizes, suggesting threes fit while six would look better, illustrating clever sales rhetoric.
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St. Catharines
No 10 Downing Street Through Two Centuries of Power
Reginald Pound recalls No 10 Downing Street and its storied past from the Downing Street move of Baldwin to its role as official residence. The garden hosted Beaconsfield and Gladstone at play, while wartime expansion reshaped its grounds and kept history alive amid government pressures.
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Downing Street
Stanley Baldwin
London
Reginald Pound
London Daily Express
Pittsburgh Naiionaltre
Tamoun-house
George Downing
the Hague
the Treasury
Charlies Downing
Courant
Baron Rothmar
George II
Robert Walpole
Horace Walpole
Duke of Newcastle
Cape Breton
Ord Beaconsfield
Gladstone
Unusual High Yield of Clover and Alfalfa Reported
The Central Experimental Farm in Ottawa reports an exceptional yield with over three tons of cured hay per acre in the first culling, plus potential for another ton per acre. Historical averages from 1916 to 1920 show 1.55 tons of hay and clover and 2.40 tons of alfalfa per acre.
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Central Experimental Farm
Ottawa
Canada
Cotton cultivation history in Egypt and introductions
The piece traces cotton growing in Egypt from ancient times to modern introductions. It notes a French engineer proposing commercial varieties about a century ago, 1822 sowing of American seed, and later Brazilian varieties. It mentions the blended strains yielding notable cultivars Astimount and Mutafl, famed for quality.
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Beiut
James Dus
The Brute Dialogue in Sydney Bulletin
In the Sydney Bulletin a brief exchange depicts a wife lamenting her husband. She claims he has no sentiment and refuses to acknowledge her tears or earn support. The snippet hints at marital strain and stern practicalities.
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Sydney Bulletin
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