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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Aug 19, 1909

Page

10

Stark and Necia confront rivals inDenied Love

Necia reveals she loves a soldier and faces pressure from her father and Stark. Stark learns Necia’s true name Merridy and seizes a wedding ring, exposing a dangerous motive as the night unfolds toward a violent plan.

Stark Burrell Gale Father Snow White Merridy Necia Dan

Steamboat Pioneer Molson and Canada’s Lake Travel Roots

The article recalls Hon. John Molson, founder of Canadian steam navigation with the Accommodation launched in 1809 on the St. Lawrence. It notes Molson's Canadian-built hull and boiler, his Montreal banking role, and the family’s lasting shipping and educational influence, including H. Markland Molson's current directorships.

John Molson St. Lawrence Canada Montreal Quebec Robert Fulton Hudson Mr. Molson Molson Lincolnshire England Bank of Montreal Executive Council Lower Canada Molsons Bank William Molson Hall McGill University H. Markland Molson Richelieu & Ontario Navigation Company

Most Beautiful Bridge Opens on Albula Line

The London Globe notes a new stone bridge in Swit vert and the Wieser viaduct on the Davos to Filisur route. Standing 90 meters high with a 55 meter central arch and six 20 meter arches, it spans 175 meters and is called the most beautiful bridge in the world. Other works include the Solis bridge at 77 meters altitude and a second railway bridge about 40 meters long crossing a deep abyss.

Switvert Wieser Davos Filisur Paris Albula Solis London Globe

Largest Tobacco Farm Near Amsterdam Ga Shapes U S Wrappers

The world's largest tobacco farm spans about 250000 acres near Amsterdam Georgia. It grows roughly a third of all Sumatra tobacco used for cigar wrappers in the United States.

Amesterdam United States

A Curious Language Yana Speech Forms Distinguished

The Yana language of northern California is a distinct linguistic stock once with three dialects, one extinct. It has two speech forms, one for male to male address and another for all other scenarios, and relies primarily on nouns and verbs with adjectives adverbs numerals interrogatives and conjunctions formed from verbs.

Northern California

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Poleon Neela Alluna John Herbout Aluna Vex Allena Allana Mr. Stark Teddy White Star - Dominion Line Laurentie St. Lawrence River
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