The German Plot And Huntley Rivers Exposed
Sonia reveals a vast German espionage network in England and Huntley Rivers as its key agent. David uncovers a secret order to mobilize Germany’s forces, authenticates the plot with cipher keys, and ensures Rivers faces justice after Sonia provides decisive documents and testimony.
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England
Huntley Rivers
von Adelsbach
Huntrey Rivers
Fernland
Roonin
Hofmann
Marlow
Riverside Lodge
Rivers
Sonia
le G
David
Son's
Germeny
Kruion’s
France
Meuse
Sorin
Britain
Belgium
Sir Hantley Rivers
M.V.G
Foc
Medals and memorials of Great War go begging at Ottawa
Ottawa sees over 165000 Great War medals and memorials unclaimed due to missing addresses and undelivered mail. About 091 million British war medals and 57 thousand Victory medals await issue, with thousands of plaques scrolls and crosses ready for next of kin or mothers and widows, all reported undelivered. Officials urge immediate applications to the deputy minister of National Defence and related departments to claim these commemoratives. An unrelated note discusses Leap Year customs and February 29 peculiarities including birthdays occurring only once every four years.
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Merrow
Hantley
Margarethe von Adelsback
Huntley Rivers
Abie
Whitehall
Stree
Sonia
von Adlesbark
von Adelsbach
Greaves
Karl von Adelbach
Aix
Savoy Hills
Adelsbach
Rivers
von Adelbach
Sona
Ell
Rivers and von Adelsbach
Europe
Bertin
Willan
Count Bretesonyi
Austria
Serbia
Germany
France
Court of
Vienna
Berlin
Fermeny
Rivuseir
Rayer
Anna
Ceme
Genoa
Paris
Marne
Frederick Woesse
Bern
England
Seven Seas
Mayfair
Whitechapel
Secret Service
Ottawa
Dominion
Altacether
Department of Soldiers Civil Re-Establishment
Department of National Defence
Florence
Leap Year and the Custom of Women Wooing
The article traces Leap Year origins to Julius Caesar’s solar year and explains the tradition of women wooing men on leap day. It cites a 1283 Scottish statute permitting brides to pursue suitors and imposing a fine if refused, noting this practice extended beyond Scotland to France.
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Scotland
France
CANADIAN WHEAT LARGELY FEEDS U S FLOUR MILLS
Canadian spring wheat remains essential to U S flour makers in the Northwest with Duluth imports totaling over 11 million bushels in 1920 and rising through 1922. Despite tariffs many tons cross the border to improve American flour quality while Northwestern mills run at half capacity. Canadian mills, by contrast, operate at full capacity for exports.
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United States
Duluth
Northwestern States
Northwestern National Bank Review
Minneapolis
Vancouver Harbor Elevator Sets Wheat Handling Record
On January 23 the Vancouver Harbor Board elevator handled 181 cars of grain, a daily average of 172, the highest 24 hour total ever. It also loaded outward to ships 404,880 bushels, another record. Since September 1 total grain loaded at Canadian National plants in the west exceeds 110,000 cars, with 144,459,600 bushels aboard 116,000 cars, up from 118,631,000 bushels in 1922-23, an increase of nearly 26,000,000.
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Vancouver Harbor Board
Canadian National
Banner Bookstore Ad Promotes Linen Papereries and Books
The Banner Bookstore offers Fine Holland linen papers at 50 cents a box and invites customers to view a fine list of copyright books available for purchase.
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Holland Linen
Banner Bookstore
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Flanders
God’s Acre
Downing Street
K.C.B
M.V
His Majesty's Civil Service
St. John
Ra‘n
Knightsbridge
Elory
The
Ford
Canada
Hay Gillespie
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