Enigmatic voyage ends with vow amid fog and light
Ruth and Ruggles confess enduring love after surviving a perilous voyage. Ruggles reveals past deceptions around Roxana and confirms his guardianship roles and motives. A guiding beacon pierces the mist as they affirm their bond and face an uncertain future together.
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Mr. Downing
Miss Downing
Ruggles
Ruth
le Tourquet
Ruggies
Roxana
Constantinople
Misty Channel
Jess
Ruggles and Ruth Face Fate on Le Tourquet Beach
On a misty beach at Le Tourquet Ruth confronts Ruggles after their prior near disaster. He reveals a changed view of luck and destiny, recounting rescue of the company president’s daughter and a newly revealed plan that may alter their future. Their strained relationship deepens as sense of purpose clashes with trust.
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Downings
le Tourquet
Ruggies
Ruth
St Boulogne Ruggles
Ruggles
Hamid Pasha
Walkeasy
Turkey
Townshend Envisions Mesopotamia Revival Under British Rule
Major General Sir Charles Townshend, famed for the Kut el Amara siege, opposes driving the Turk from Europe but sees Mesopotamia under British control as having major potential. He notes Mesopotamia was once more prosperous than Canada as the world’s granary and predicts India will supply much labor for rebuilding the canal system. restoring the canals will require millions of pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chares Townshend
Kut-el-Amara
Europe
Charles
Canada
India
Cheap money and saving urged in banker’s adage
A Toronto Star excerpt argues that money is cheap and plentiful, so workers should save and pay debts while it lasts. It notes wages buy more goods, savings earn interest, and mortgages can be settled with fewer days of work, though daily living costs remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Toronto Star
Agricultural Expansion In British Columbia
British Columbia shifted from importing foodstuffs equal to its production a decade ago to a strong rise in home production. By 1915 production reached $31,127,801 while imports stood at $16,434,970. The year ending December 31 showed production near $64,000,000 with imports valued at $22,734,150.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Columbia
Settlers Movers in the Okanagan Valley Spring Effort
A steady flow of settlers reaches the Okanagan Valley this spring forming a strong class. The projected 1920 Valley production is estimated at seven million dollars. Returned overseas soldiers are accelerating ranch operations and speeding up production.
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Okanagan Valley
Poisoned by Gas While in a Well
Saskatchewan man Frank Carlson recalls a near death after gas poisoning in a farm well. He credits Dodd's Kidney Pills for a dramatic health turnaround, praising the remedy as strengthening kidneys and cleansing blood.
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Frank Carlson
Dodd
Saskatchewan
Livelong
Godd
Patience Advice for People Facing Delays
A compact admonition urges laying by a good store of patience and keeping it where it can be found. The guidance emphasizes preparation and calm in the face of waiting or hindered progress.
Demand for Farm Laborers Across Regina Area Surges
Government Employment Bureau offices in Saskatchewan report placing about 42,000 men in positions in the last fiscal year. A strong demand for farm labor persists across the Regina region from the Manitoba boundary to Arcola, extending into rural districts and neighbouring counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan
Government Employment Bureau
Regina
Manitoba
Power River Trail linked Moose Jaw and Denver plan
Moose Jaw will be connected to Denver, Colorado, about 800 miles away, by a new auto road to be built soon, known as the Power River Trail.
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Moose Jaw
Denver
Colo
Danderine Promises Quick Hair Transformation
A drugstore appeal touts Danderine as a cheap hair tonic that instantly thickens and brightens hair. It claims to remove dust and oil, refresh the scalp, prevent dandruff, and promote longer, stronger growth for girls with wavy shiny hair.
Canadian Patriotic Fund Treasures Over Seven Million On Hand
A Dominion meeting of Canadian Patriotic Fund representatives reported more than $7,000,000 in hand. Monthly expenditures ran about $125,000, including allowances to individuals outside the government pension scheme regimens.
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Dominion
Canadian Patriotic Fund
Sim
Ship's anchor injury relief with liniment claim
Prosper Ferguson states an anchor injury swelled his knee and prevented movement for six days. He used Minard's Liniment and reports two bottles relieved the ailment, attributing his recovery to the product.
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Minard
Prosper Ferguson
Britain’s Prosperity Limits Canadian Immigration
Major Tudghe of Montreal and the Salvation Army immigration department says few Britons will migrate to Canada next year. Hundreds arrive weekly, mainly soldiers’ dependents and Canadians who returned to England during the war. England’s high wages, up to £25 per week for coal miners, deter outflow.
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Canada
Major Tudghe
Montreal
Salvation Army Immigration Department
Great Britain
England
Saskatchewan exports eggs to Canada and Pacific markets
Saskatchewan, once a large importer of eggs and poultry, is now sending both to eastern Canada and the Pacific Coast. The board of trade commissioner at Regina says 900 cases were shipped in one week, each case holding thirty dozen eggs.
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Saskatchewan
Canada
Pacific Coast
Himalayan Peaks Reach Heights Above Twenty Thousand Feet
Several hundred mountains in the Himalaya range attain elevations of twenty thousand feet or more, noted for their high altitudes and rugged terrain across the vast mountain belt.
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Himalaya Range
Saskatchewan to Send Two-Carload Exhibit to Chicago and Toronto
The Saskatchewan government will cover transport costs for a joint two car load exhibit to the Chicago International Live stock Show and the Toronto Royal Exhibition. Livestock must have competed in at least one of four major Saskatchewan shows. The livestock board praised Minister Dunning for his handling of feed shortages after last year’s crop failure.
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Saskatchewan
Chas. A. Dunning
Chicago
Toronto
Regina
Saskatoon
Livestock Board
Dunning
BC Clays Show Fire Clay Potential Across Provinc
Geological survey field staff collected clays from Ducks Chimney Bridge Creek Nicara Valley Fraser Thompson rivers Columbia Valley Windermere Lakes Smithers Bulkley River area. Some withstand high heat and suit fire brick. others rich in lime burn buff and suit building bricks. Discoveries important for metallurgical furnace construction.
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British Columbia
Geological Savey
Cerambic Division
Chimney Bridge Creek
Fraser River
Nicara
Frasr
Thompson Rivers
Coal at Lampman Saskatchewan deemed world class asset
Investigators report Lampman area near Lamp man Saskatchewan contains 32,000,000 tons of coal across two and three quarter sections. The find is described as one of the best deposits of its kind and a major provincial asset. A lighthearted exchange contrasts driving with motoring, noting steering requires two hands in motoring.
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Lampman
Sask
Imade
Good Prospects for Harvest in France
M Thoumyre undersecretary for food supplies predicts large crops this year due to Wheat Commission efforts and favorable weather. France’s wheat output had fallen to less than half pre war levels, with imports mainly from across the Atlantic, but shortages should ease by August and white bread may return.
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M. Thoumyre
France
Atlantic
Wheat Commission
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad Claims Cure and Price
An old advertisement offers a $100 reward for an uncured catarrh case by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. It touts internal use, blood system action, and selling through druggists for over forty years at 75 cents. F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Saskatchewan appoints new director of co operative branch
Director of Co Operation Mr J F Booth a Saskatchewan Department of Agriculture field representative in 1917 and district representative in 1919, is named to succeed W W Thomson who resigned to head co operative wool marketing for Saskatchewan and Manitoba wool growers.
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J. F. Booth
Saskatchewan Department of Agriculture
Department
W.W. Thomson
Thomson
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Soldier Archie Bond Wins Golden Ballot Prize
Archie C. Bond, a soldier from Edmonton Alberta who enlisted early in the war, receives a 2500 pound sterling cheque as first prize in England's Golden ballot charity scheme aiding disabled soldiers and sailors.
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Archie C. Bond
Edmonton
Alta
England
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Albert Ellis
Wettenberg
N.S
Cuticura
Cubletrty Dept
Besten
Lucky Investment
Gouraud
T. Hopkins & Son
Bayer
Bayer Company
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