Dance of Lovers Ends in News of Betrothal Detour
Ronald and Miss Fraser share a glamorous night as dancers attract attention. A whispered claim that Miss Fraser will marry Sergt Melvin shocks Ronald, who wrestles with loneliness and vows to leave for North Dakota to honor his love and avoid causing pain. Mary senses change while Mr Fraser treats Ronald as a son, planning a shared ranch venture before Ronald departs.
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Ronald
Shorty
Miss Fraser
Sergt. Melvin
Lake Shore
Plessan
Sergt. Nelvin
Mary
Joe la Tour
Mesieu
le Tour
Monsieu
Sam
Tree
Monsier
Pda
Fraser
Melvin
North Dakota
Mr. Fraser
Sergi
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound testimonial
A Cobourg Ontario reader credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with relieveing lifelong nerve and monthly sickness troubles enabling her to resume full domestic work. The testimonial urges others, noting the remedy as a trusted health aid for women.
Hospitality of the Arabs and a North Wales hawk incident
The article describes Arab hospitality with late dinner, epic songs on the rababa, and a ceremonial water pour before a circular rice dish featuring sheep. It also notes a canary in Llanfairfechan was attacked by a pigeon hawk that shattered a window but escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Ragland
English Review
Llanfairtechan
North Wales
Scoutmaster Leadership Praised by Troop Members
Troops praised as outstanding under a Scoutmaster nominated by the boys who guides with the Patrol System. He learns continuously, consults the Troop Committee, and ensures its members feel vital to troop organization. The Committee supports and frequently visits meetings, recognizing the volunteer nature of the Scoutmaster’s service.
A Talk On the Fifth Scout Law About Courtesy
A school talk contrasts Sir Walter Raleighs cloak story with a ragged New York news boy who gives his cap to a freezing girl, prompting discussion on true courtesy. The prompt asks which act shows genuine courtesy, suggesting the newsboy’s unselfish impulse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Field
Walter Raleigh
New York
Remarkable Endurance Of Ducks Buried In Snowdrifts
Three ducks belonging to a Muiresk farmer’s wife vanished during a North Scotland blizzard. After ten days buried in snowdrifts they returned, half famished and nearly blind, but recovered quickly with warmth and food.
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Turriff
Aberdeenshire
Scotland
Muiresk
Wireless electricity could enable weapons use in war
A new wireless power transmission promise is near. It could enable explosive effects against enemy magazines ships and ammunition dumps, making science potentially more dangerous than traditional warfare.
Uncertain Woman Confronts Mystery Closet Shelf
A woman wonders what items are hidden on the top shelf of the spare bedroom closet upstairs. The note hints at possible forgotten belongings and personal history.
The Soldier's Outfit The Kit Bag
A guide to essential belongings for a traveler and soldier emphasizing minimal carry, usefulness, and emotional keepsakes. It contrasts clutter with necessity, urges writing home, and notes letters, photographs, and a Testament as precious kit bag items carried close to the heart during duty away from home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
Toronto
Tonce
Australia
California
Imother
Fragmentary battle relics reveal pious love amid blood
A snippet describes boys finding Teglament pieces, pages glued with blood, some bearing a bullet mark, and remnants tucked in pockets. It recalls a scene of hardship and reverence as survivors search for keepsakes amid danger.
Plant variety registrations approved by Ottawa council
The Canadian Horticultural Council in Ottawa reports that the Plant Registration Committee adopted one variety each of the apple, peach, raspberry, My and fern for official trials. These plants are credited with superior qualities and will be tested at the trial grounds under council direction for full registration.
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Ottawa
Canadian Horticultural Council
Dodd's Kidney Pills Endorsement From J St Germain
Lacordaire Saskatchewan special reports J St Germain a well known resident praising Dodd's Kidney Pills. He says he suffered rheumatism and weak kidneys but after four boxes he feels well and can work hard. He recommends the remedy to neighbors and notes availability from druggists and The Dodd's Medicine Co Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. St. Germain
Dodd
Lacordaire
Dodi
Nodd
Dodd's Medicine Co., Ltd
Toronto
Old-Timers Meet in Victoria Draws 600 BC Residents
A May gathering in Victoria brought 600 British Columbia residents born before 1872 together, many traveling by trail, rail, or steamer to renew friendships and recall early provincial days. The event highlighted enduring camaraderie across decades and distances.
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Victoria
British Columbia
Bill
Jack
Mary
Nellie
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Daya
Alexander D. McLeod
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lisa Foxes
Thomas Allen
Saskatchewan
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Minard
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