The Plan for a Chicago Comeback and a Wardrobe of Charity
In a dramatic dialogue between Miss Maggie and Mr. Smith, plans unfold to reunite in Chicago after a return, while steering funds toward causes and pensions. They debate money, charity, and the right to use wealth for aiding those they know, hinting at a dramatic future appearance by Stanley G. Fulton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
Stanley G. Fulton
Chicago
Hillerton
Hattie
Mr. Smith
Miss Maggie
John Daly
Pension Fund Fair
Mr. Dalys
Bearded Suitor Ploys to Return as Stanley Fulton
In a punctuated exchange, Miss Maggie and Mr. Smith debate a scheme to resurrect Stanley G. Fulton in Chicago by using a beard swap to mimic the dead or absent rival. They laugh at the risks and discuss deception, jealousy, and the impracticality of the plan.
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Stanley G. Fulton
Chicago
John Smith
Hillerton
Miss Maggie
Hillerteen
Mahomet
Maggie
Headaches Gone By Dr Chase Nerve Food Testimonial
Mrs Tena A Smith of Country Harbor Cross Roads Nova Scotia reports ten years of chronic headaches, nervousness, and fatigue this product relieved. After eighteen bottles her headaches vanished and nerves improved, weight loss cited as a result. Dr Chase's Nerve Food sold 50 cents a box through dealers or Edmanson Bates Co Toronto.
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Tena A. Smith
Country Harbor Cross Roads
N.S
Dr. Chase
Edmanson, Bates & Co., Limited
Toronto
Fragmented Speech Sparks a Curious Riff of Names
A garbled passage shows Mr. Smith and Miss Maggie in a playful exchange about money and plans. The overheard chatter mentions twenty million and pension firms, with misheard phrases like Fractio and Fare, leaving the scene in a breathless, humorous muddle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Smith
Maggie
Misa Magcie
Mageh
Farewell Note in July Ends Chapter of Fhilerton Tale
Fragmented passage describes Mr. Smith departing Fhilerton after a farewell visit to the Bla det Hes. He reflects on deeds for Mellicent and Donald, with shy eyes and a wish she remember what he did, ending with a note that the chapter continues.
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Smith
Fhilerton
Mellicent
Donald
Flora
Fur Trader From Mbany Posts Return To Winnipeg Visit
Owen CiriMith of Hudson's Bay at Mbany post travels from Albany to Pagwi by dog sleigh in seventeen days, with a 12-dog team and two Indigenous companions. He reports Revillon agent Joseph Lescaudron died in a creek accident last fall near the Albany River. his wife and child witnessed the tragedy. Griffiths takes three months leave, plans a return in spring after a trip to the Old Country.
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Owen CiriMith
Mbany
Hudson's Bay Company
James
Winnipeg
Mr. Griffith
Albany
Pagwi
Hearst
Armstrong
Mr. Griffiths
Joseph Lescaudron
Revillon’s
Old Country
Eunoe
British Troops in India Need Larger Army
Gen. Lord Henry 5 f commander in-chief in India told Delhi journalists that armies must be strengthened for frontier and internal defence. Gen. Rawlinson warned tribes could muster about 136000 fighters if united, noting British forces and Indian cavalry had been reduced from 49 to 21 regiments. Of all fish the carp, in size relative brain, noted in the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Henry
India
Delhi
Rawlinson
St Bartholomew's Hospital 800th Anniversary Plan
Lord Star-More said the London hospital was established 350 years before Columbus, tracing to 1123. A Hastings veteran hinted he could have been a patient. Celebrations planned for spring 1923 include an historical exhibition religious services and a pageant.
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America
St. Bartholomew's Hospital
London
Lord Star- More
Hastings
You May Be Ill Tonight Have You a Remedy 2
It may be a disordered stomach or cramps or indigestion and nervous pain. Nerviline in sweetened water can ease the pain and help you sleep. Useful for neuralgia sick headache or minor aches and pains used internally or externally. Large 35c bottles sold everywhere.
India Must Choose Between Law and Chaos
The Times of India argues that non-cooperators forced a stark choice for India between the rule of law and net law chaos. It states the government must pursue its protection of citizens and maintenance of law or resign to Gandhi and Das, presenting a binary between ordered constitutional evolution and revolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghandi
Das
India
Times of India
Poor Man s Palace The Home Has Greater Value than Money
A reflective essay extols the home as a sacred, priceless center of society. It argues that a city of homes, built by thrift and industry, fosters neighborly rivalry in beautifying arounds and stands as the foundation of Christianity and civilization. It asserts the home’s immeasurable value beyond monetary measure.
Statue of General Maude Equestrian Statue Planned for Baghdad
An equestrian statue of General Sir Stanley Maude, famed for relief operations in Mesopotamia, is completed and will be transported from England to Baghdad for erection. The work honors his command and impact in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Maude
Tivgul
Stanley Maude
Inelief
Mesopotatla
England
Bagdad
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Montreal
Mr. Smeenialiv
Howe
Furius
Stanl G. Fulton
Hell
Chiago
Miss Magele
Fleanor
H. Porter
Adian
St. Bartholomew's
Mother Seigel
EMW
Gillett Company Limited
Winnie
Canada
Syonrer An
Tonia
Western
Commercial & Retail Merchants’ Review
Wilfrid R. Kell
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