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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 06, 1917
Page
2
Meg weighs marriage to Dan against independence and a fresh start. She vows to wed him later if he overcomes his devils, while Miss Penny counsels practical steps. Meg considers becoming a young ladies maid, aided by Miss Denny's training and her own dressmaking and hairdressing skills.
Meg questions whether to marry Dr Naldrett and seeks Miss Penny's counsel. The scene shifts to Miss Penny's quiet lodger room, reflecting her refined, old fashioned charm with furniture and keepsakes from a rectory.
The British Board of Agriculture advisory committee urges immediate slaughter of old stock cocks and 1915 or earlier hens that brood or moult, plus unprofitable 1916 hens and 1917 hatched cockerels not needed in 1918, to remove unprofitable poultry from the UK.
A Washington Star quote notes a man saying he speaks his mind and praises a senator while lamenting the difficulty of crafting statutes to block lawyers from exploiting unforeseen ambiguities. The exchange highlights candid political rhetoric and legal drafting challenges.
Sir J Crichton Browne told the Hospital Saturday Fund meeting that employment of women away from home harms infant health. He urged mothers to return to suckling and home duties, noting the economic value of human milk and estimating national milk production and value based on wartime birth figures.
An Italian naval engineer has designed an unsinkable cargo vessel approved by the ministry of marine. The ship displaces 10 300 tons and can carry 58 00 tons of cargo. It features a double hull with space filled by coal and other materials to protect against mines or torpedoes.
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