Night of Storms Drives Secrets Into the Open
In a tense scene at Demberton Manor a stormy night exposes Marjory’s fears and a betrayal as Hugh embraces her, seeking escape while a masked observer hides, and Daphne’s past shadows loom over the unfolding drama. A later note reports King George gifting the stallion Anmer to Canada for remount breeding. the horse later becomes linked to a fatal Derby incident.
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Caneer
Daphne
Marjory
Hugh Brentwood
Demberton Manor
Hugh
Denis
Badminster
King
King George
Anmer
Miss Davidson
Fiorizel Sr
Persimmon
King Edward
Animer
Guinea Hen
Man Lives Beyond Means Fails To Cach
A terse note reports a man who spends beyond his income, facing financial strain and potential repercussions for his thriftless habits. Authorities urge prudence in personal finance and debt management.
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Cach
Eyesight Care: Simple Treatment for Strained Eyes
Neglect harms both teeth and eyes, but a daily eye bath with Bon-Opto solution can sharpen vision and reduce irritation. Dissolve 5 grains in ounces of water and use twice daily as directed by a pharmacist. Valmas Drug Co. of Toronto may fill it.
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Valmas Drug Co
Toronto
Ans Poveictan
Visitors to Rescue Steady in Flanders Trench Action
Petty Officer W Bright and Ship's Corporal W Hathaway earned the Distinguished Service Medal for gallant service on the western front. When mines exploded and a Vickers gun crew was knocked out, the two men manned the gun and others fired rifles, stabilizing a critical position and saving the line.
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W. Bright
W. ©. Hathaway
Flanders
Making Good? Makes Friends in Canada Ads
Four decades of popularity in Canada with testimonials from Windsor and Chatham residents praising Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription. Claims of safe vegetable formula improving blood, kidneys, stomach, liver, and bowels with no alcohol or narcotics. Offers for purchase or mail order from Dr. Pierce's Invalides' Hotel in Buffalo, N Y.
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Canada
Windsor
Ont
Evizapera Kelly
Glengarry Ave
Chatham
Isaac Weston
Lacroix St
Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery
Invalides’ Hotel
Buffalo
N. Y
R. Pierce
Rotation of Crops Shows Wheat Drains Soil More Than Others
Saskatchewan experiments on the Sequence of Annual Crops show wheat requires more soil nutrients than any other crop. 1915 yields after wheat lag behind those after flax peas potatoes corn and fallow. The study notes that even after other grains, yields rise when not following wheat and that the method helps restore soil fertility.
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Saskatchewan
Flavor changes in butter tied to seeds and bacteria
German agricultural studies show Swed ish turnips carrot leaves shives kohlrabi leaves grass hay straw beets cabbages and other feeds affect butter flavor. Changes stem from seed taste and odor and from bacteria on feeds that generate new flavors. It remains uncertain if the same feed medium yields identical flavors with different bacteria types.
Russia Mas Big Stocks of Cereals
Petrograd reports Naumoff new agriculture minister tells the duma that Russia faces a food crisis worsened by war. He cites 57 percent price rises, calls for meat and fish substitution, and a two year cereal stock in Siberia. Proposes a 200 mile line to connect Akmolinsk to Siberian railways and mobilizing prisoners and refugees for farming. Lyddite described as highly powerful explosive synthesized from picric acid and cotton derivatives.
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Petrograd
London Times
Alexander N. Naumoff
C. Naumoft
Russia
Germany
Akmolinsk
Siberia
European Russia
Kokshetovacka
Petropaviosk
Siberian
Naumoff
A Woman's Love: The Redeemed Glory of Humanity
A quotation extols the power and virtue of women, praising their love as constant, forgiving, and transformative. It lauds women's superiority and influence, claiming their love sustains and elevates humanity beyond masculine effort. Endorsed as a universal tribute by Robert G. Ingersoll.
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Robert G. Ingersoll
Grain Growers Report Sees Slim 1916 Wheat Prospects
The Grain Growers' Guide states Western Canada cannot match 1915 yields due to scarce labor and little fall plowing. Planting and harvest outlook suggests a much smaller crop in 1916 compared with last year.
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Western
Canada
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L. G. Oberley
Mas
Eddy’s
Eddy
J. A. Simmers, Limited
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