Expectant She-Did He Marry a Magazine Cover
A dramatic studio scene unfolds as Thornton abandons a sick patient to return to help. Leslie, cold and unfeeling, resists taking responsibility while the injured woman on the couch confronts a past of betrayal linked to Raymond and Leslie. The confrontation reveals deep resentments and a fatal rift.
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Leslie
Thornton
Guy
Whiteburn
Minnie
Lestie
Raymond
Brown
Bella
Women It Is Magic Lift Out Corns with Drops
A brief ad style note touts a product for removing corns and calluses from feet. It claims women can lift out corns by applying a few drops and using fingers, with no pain. The language reads like a simple promotional line from an old advertisement.
Freezone promises painless corn and callus removal
A Cincinnati man discovered a compound named free zone that treats corns and calluses with a few drops completing instant relief. It dries quickly, shrivels the lesion without harming surrounding skin, and lets the corn lift off without pain.
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Cincinnati
Miss Paul and Miss Pry Quarrel Over Grace
In a sharp exchange, Miss Paul accuses Grace of not obeying anyone, while Miss Pry retorts that Grace does not mind her own business. The dialogue captures a domestic clash over conduct and propriety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Paul
Grace
Miss Pry
Saskatchewan Dairying Transforms Under Provincial Co operative Creameries
The Saskatchewan dairy sector rose after a government dairy branch and cooperative creameries emerged. By 1916 seventeen creameries operated with 7,205 farmers sending cream and butter production reaching 2,538,061 pounds, vastly up from 1906. Express charges are paid at creameries, profits are shared bi monthly, and dairy instruction is provided by travelling cars and on site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan
Iavelling
Farm Labor Influx to Western Canada Reported
T M Molloy commissioner of the Bureau of Labor states that 6500 farm laborers were brought from the United States into Western Canada from March 1 to May 3. Of these, 1100 went to Manitoba 3000 to Saskatchewan and 2300 to Alberta.
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Canada
United States
T.M. Molloy
Bureau of Labor
Province of
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Extra Profit from Selected Cows
A Quebec dairy herd near St Hyacinthe saw 100 cows produce 104 854 extra pounds of milk in 1916 than 1915. Better feeding and replacing nonpaying cows boosted output, with extra feed costing $005 and milk value up $1 677.66, yielding $1 072.66 net. Dairy records aid in selecting profitable cows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Hyacinthe
Quebec
Ottawa
Parrot Becomes Guilty Plea in School Swear Case
A father asks about a teacher hearing a swear word from Tommy. Tommy replies the parrot repeated the swearing, and he blamed the bird to avoid implicating his father. The exchange highlights a child blaming a pet for misbehavior.
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Father
Tommy
Somnambulist Confession Leads to Shared Church Visits
Ernest confesses to Mary that he is a somnambulist and they agree to take turns attending each other’s churches. The exchange remains light and suggestive of a quirky domestic arrangement.
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Ernest
Mary
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Orage
Tor
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Appleford Counter Check Book Co
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Montreal
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Vancouver
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