The House of Dreams Come True Continues in England
Jean and her father Peterson face life after Jacqueline's death. Peterson plans a dash to England, seeking freedom and a new start, while Jean agrees to join him with hopes of seeing Staple and England's stately homes. The pair cling to love amid restless futures and distant memories.
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Jean
Egypt
Europe
Beirnfels
Jacqueline
Glyn
Montgran
Swiss Alps
Peterson
Biernfels
England
Switzerland
Purple Hills
Anne Brennan
Anne
Cofeiélde
Staple
The Rhyming Optimist Poem by Aline Michaelis
Aline Michaelis reflects on parental gifts shaping her life through vivid images of sea, stars, and poetry. She credits both her mother and father for guiding love and insight, noting happiness yet perceiving incompleteness until a poet opened her to beauty and bliss.
Another Ice Age Coming Will Start In About 400 Years
Prediction from Birthscott's new book This Reeling World foresees a global ice age beginning in about four centuries. The forecast traces a cold advance across Iceland Northern Russia Siberia Canada with Scotland and parts of the UK becoming uninhabitable amid severe winters and heavy summers. Also mentions Miller's Worm Powders as a children’s remedy for worm symptoms and post treatment toning.
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Birthscott
Iceland
Russia
Siberia
Canada
Orkneys
Shetlands
Scotland
Edinburgh
England
Brilliant Flight Sets Northern Aviation Record by Canadian Pilot
W A Spence, a famed northern flyer, completed the farthest north commercial flight in aviation history on September 7. Departing Coppermine, he crossed the Coronation Gulf to Walker Bay in the northwest corner of Victoria Island then returned, flying over 600 miles through Arctic wastes and surpassing the 1920 Gilbert Burwash expedition by about 150 miles. Also notes a worm prevention advertisement urging protection for children.
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Coppermine
Coronation Gulf
Walker Bay
Victoria Island
W. A. Spence
Edmonton
Spence
Walter Gilbert
L. T. Burwash
Arctic
Jewels Brought to London From Abyssinian Mines
Frank Payter, famed big game hunter, claims to have found rubies diamonds platinum and gold in a cavern 320 miles west of Addis Ababa Abyssinia. He believes the gems are linked to the Queen of Sheba and her wealth and has transported them to London.
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Sheba
London
Frank Payter
Queen of Sheba
Payter
Addis Ababa
Abyssinia
Head Waiter Queries Cuisine as Customer Requests Boiled Egg
A waiter asks the diner to choose Spanish French or Italian cooking but the customer simply requests a boiled egg, showing a minor mismatch between service tone and simplest desire.
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Monsieur
4,000 Year Weather Record Reconstructed From Clay and Trees
Researchers reconstruct an uninterrupted four millennia of Earth's weather by analyzing clay deposits and tree rings, offering long term climate insight from natural archives. The study suggests patterns of temperature and precipitation variability spanning ancient eras and modern times.
Little Helps For This Week
A compact moral reflection urging earnest living and purposeful toil. It juxtaposes sermons and quotes from Horatius Bonar and William M. Taylor, stressing time’s fleeting nature and the need to use each day for meaningful service. It frames a Christian exhortation about seizing opportunities and avoiding frivolity.
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William M. Taylor
Poverty Is Not a Crime Yet Suffered For It
A terse reflection notes that poverty itself is not criminal but society imposes hardship on those who live in it. The remark challenges norms by reversing blame and highlighting systemic inequality and suffering tied to economic status.
Sir Hall Caine Will Reveals $1 Million Personal Estate
The will discloses a personal estate of 1,000,000 for Sir Hall Caine, excluding real estate and literary holdings. The estate is to be divided among his widow, his daughters, and his sons.
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Sir Hall Caine
Footwear Sold In Jugo Slavia At Mixed Prices
A brief notice states footwear is being sold in Jugo Slavia for prices ranging from $1.15 to $3.50 per pair, indicating a wide local market spread. The item highlights price points across different styles or qualities offered to consumers.
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Jugo- Slavia
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Montreal
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Brussels
Belfast
Glasgow
Liverpool
Plymouth
Cunard Anchor
Donaldson
the House OF Dreams Come True
Lydia E. Pinkham
Toole
W. On
Aline Michaelis
Dr. Carter
Carter
Chase & Sanborn
Mac
Standard Brands Limited
Fraser Ave
Liberty St
Toronto
Mother Graves
Horatius Bonar
Hall Davie
Bordens
St.charles
Borden Co
George St
Hamilton
Ontario
Western
Hunter-Martin & CO
Regina
SASK
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