Endurance Rivalry Sparks a Night of Deceit and Threats
Elizabeth faces a tangled confrontation with Alan Baker and Haskell over marriage and loyalty. Whipple reveals a trap as Elizabeth and Haskell meet in the woods. Alan confronts the pair, warning of a forced marriage at Endurance or a reckoning. The tense scene sets up a deadly moral clash and a looming decision.
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Alan
Elizabeth
Joyce
Corporal Whipple
Gozded
Whipple
Sergeant Baker
Spanking
Haskell
Kell
Loterfere
Edmonton
Ottawa
Endurance
Anxious To Help Canada London Post Advocates Policy
The Morning Post urges Canada to adopt a guiding policy to take nothing from Russia that can be taken from Canada and to give nothing to Russia that Canada cannot spare. It praises three stabilizers: vast natural wealth, the stout Canadian spirit, and the Dominion's excellent banking system.
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London Post
Dominion
London Daily
Russia
Canada
Dominion Day
Czech author writes six act Edison play in Prague
Edmund Konrad a noted Czech author wrote a six act play Edison about the life of Thomas A Edison beginning with his life at age 28 and including later experiences. The Edison play will be given this fall at the Czech National theatre of Prague.
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Edmund Konrad
Edison
Thomas A. Edison
Prague
Weathering the Rule of Law in a Traffic Court
In a traffic court exchange a magistrate warns of jail if missteps continue while the driver quips about a weather forecast. The driver suggests a fine today and a cooler tomorrow, highlighting a clash of tone between courtroom formality and street humor.
Trees On Prairies Installment Shows Growing Prairie Care
The Canadian Forestry Association's tree planting car reaches Alsask Saskatchewan after a three month tour covering 833 miles on Canadian National lines, visiting 61 towns and 136 meetings with 21 000 attendees. The lectures emphasize shelter belts, gardening, and the labor needed for permanent tree care on the prairie, noting strong youth participation and the value of protected gardens.
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Canadian Forestry Association
Alsask
Sask
Acust
Faith in Western Canada Wheat Pact by William Wrigley Co
Allan Roas, president of the William Wrigley Jr Company of Canada, says payment of debts owed in western Canada is made without financial loss. In December 1930 the firm announced funds owed in the Prairie provinces would buy 1,000,000 bushels of wheat, aiming to keep money in Canada and support the principal commodity.
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William Wrigley, Jr
Company of
Canada
Western
Allan Roas
Prairie Provinces
Drinking Vessel Exhibition Honors 25 Centuries of Cups
Princess Alice opened a London exhibit at Winters' Company Hall showcasing cups, tankards, mugs, decanters, and bottles from 75 generations. Highlights include a 2,500-year-old rosy pink wineglass from Salamis, King Henry VII's leather batterl with Tudor rose and pomegranate, an 18th century two and a half foot decanter, and a 1518 carved coconut cup with pineapple and dolphin motifs. The collection spans from the 16th century onward with rich silver vessels and the renowned Winterss milkmaid cup.
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Alice
Countess of
Salamis
Henry VII
Katherine of Aragon
The Rhyming Optimist and Aline Micheel Portrait
A nostalgic verse recalls a harbor scene near Belver light with ships at anchor and sails past twilight. The speaker laments unchanged scenery while the loved one’s absence weighs, musing whether memory preserves a brighter self. A protean sea, sand, and lights frame enduring emotion.
Super Locomotive Claim Targets Royal Scot Supersize Engine
W Spanier, engineer for LMS, builds a new English locomotive mainly at Crewe. The design surpasses the Royal Scot in size and power, with a tapering front boiler and length seven to eight feet longer. It promises greater speed and pulling power for passenger and freight service, originally planned for the Chi- CREO world's fair but delays shifted priorities.
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W. Spanier
London, Midland & Scottish Railway
Crewe
Chi- Creo
America
Bell-boy Becomes Beaverbrook Right-Hand Man In Canada
The bell-boy E. J. Robertson who once carried Lord Beaverbrook’s bag in Toronto secured a job on the spot. Now a trusted aide and manager of the London Daily Express in Canada, he draws an income of £20,009.
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Max Aitken
Lord Beaverbrook
Toronto
E. J. Robertson
London Daily Express
Agricultural Progress and Trinidad Petroleum Output
Agricultural progress in Canada is defined by expanding acres, livestock gains, and better quality output with strict grading for domestic and export markets. Petroleum production in Trinidad remains high, sustaining a robust output level across the sector.
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Canada
Trinidad
Small Faults, Big Obstacles In Spiritual Life
A week’s reflection on moral care cites quotes from F. P. Cobbe and Charles Buxton about tiny lapses eroding conscience. It warns that even small sins or neglected duties can cloud judgment and hinder prayer, urging vigilance in daily conduct and self restraint.
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F. P. Cobbe
Charles Buxton
Leaves fortune to research human disease causes
The estate of Sir Henry Royce leaves £110,000 to fund research into illnesses afflicting humanity including the common cold. The will reflects a compassionate choice by a dying man, hoping future generations may benefit despite his impending demise and the looming influenza season.
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Henry Royce
Rolls- Royce
Rolls-Royce
Extermination Of Weeds In Summer Plowing
A Farmers Advocate article explains an effective weed control method for sow thistle and twitch grass. It advises a double strike-out: first a shallow dead furrow, then two light furrows back, followed by two heavier furrows to uproot soil and leave no undisturbed weed strips.
Exhibits At McGill Engage 6000 School Children
Special Canadian history exhibits at the David Ross Mr Cord Museum at McGill University drew about 6,000 school children in the past school year. The displays aimed to make Canada’s history more real, spanning from early explorations to the war. Camps for unemployed boys and girls are being opened in Scotland.
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David Ross Mr Cord
McGill University
Canada
Scotland
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