The Man from Ho R Novelization Continues
Ethel announces an engagement with Mr St Aubyn and plans a settlement of 150000 pounds to secure him while her guardian Pike probes the situation. Almeric mocks the scheme and flees as a convoy bands and a convict chase distracts them, leaving Ethel to face Pike’s scrutiny.
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Pike
Ethel
Horace
Daniel
England
Mr. Pike
Mr. St. Aubyn
Mariano
Russia
Almeric
St. Aubyn
Cli
Canadian Doctor Joins Shackleton Antarctic Voyage
Dr. Michell, surgeon aboard Shackleton's Nimrod expedition, describes training in Lorento and Lagos, service on West African routes, and experiences navigating Victoria Land coast. He notes ice pressures, crevasses, and the contrast between southern mountaineering and northern sea-ice travel.
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Canada
Michell
Shackleton
South Vale
University ofLorento
Tvo
Musoka
Old Country
Loveon
West African
Cape Koya
Prof. Davids
Micheil
Nimrod
Viewnna Land
Victoria Land
South Pole
South Polar
The Costly Grouse Shooting Season Across Britain
Wealthy sportsmen finance vast shoots from Highland moors to Teesdale estates. Lords and dukes own numerous shootings with rentals and fees totaling tens of thousands, while American financier H Payne Whitney bankrolls Holwick Hall. Deer stalking rivals grouse for expenditure, with stags priced at 150 to 250 dollars.
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Great Britain
Goodwood
Earl of Dalhousie
Forfarshire
H Payne Whitney
Holwick Hall
Puse Moor
Upper
Teesdale
Highlands
Duke of Sutherland
County of Sutherland
Duke of Westminster
Laxford
Sporsman
Rip
Naming the Twins and Their Quick Wits
Lady Balfour of Burleigh recalled a friend with three sets of twins and names for each pair. The first pair were girls named Kate and Duplicate, the second pair boys named N and Repeater, the third Max and Climax. A fourth pair would be Ann and Another and a fifth Hugh and...?
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Balfour
Burleigh
Associaton
Kate
Ann
Hugh
A Royal Cook Mary Wales Learns Domestic Arts
Princess Mary of Wales has begun first cookery lessons and shows aptitude similar to her mother. The plan is to train her in all domestic arts, including needlework she learned as a child. When asked what she likes to cook she replied she prefers something she can eat herself afterward.
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Princess Mary of Wales
Princess of Wales
Mary
M.A.P
Parent and Prodigal in Hong Kong Paper
A wealthly Chinese son misused his Canton firm funds amid lavish excess. After his mother, who ran the business, tried many controls she finally chained and fettered him, but he escaped. She planned to continue action to restrain him.
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Hong Kong
Canton
Cautionary Note on Colds and Prophylaxis from Puck
A brief moral from Puck warns that neglect of a cold can lead to serious trouble. The text then suggests a home remedy mixing cerine, turpentine oil, pine oil, whiskey and other ingredients to break up a cold in twenty four hours and cure a curable cough, sold as a general remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puck
Canadian Pacific completes mighty tunnel project on Big Hill
Reports from Montreal state that two spiral tunnels on the Canadian Pacific main line between Field and Hector are finished. The work, begun to cut the Big Hill grade from 4.5 to 2.2, adds miles of track and two bridges, uses 1,000 men for twenty months, and 650000 cubic yards of rock. The project promises reduced operating costs and doubled locomotive work efficiency with lower risk.
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Montreal
Anada
Canadian Pacific
Field
Hector
Kicking Horse River
Rocky Mountains
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Scott & Bowne
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A.w.chase
Bates & Co
Toronto
Chase
Yukon
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