North West by Vingie E Roe and Illustrations 124
A lumber camp tale follows Walter Landry as he proves his judgment to foreman Bally and wins room in the Has Belt dispute. Poppy, a New York writer, seeks evidence against Hampden while Landry navigates alliances, deception, a failed cabin, and a blocked timber raft leading to injury and a vow of loyalty.
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Elletts
Bally
Walter Landry
John Bally
Diingworth Lumber Co
Silets
Bilets
Injana
Kinson
Poppy Ordway
New York
Daily’s
Lumr
Hampden
Landry
Poppy
Balom
Alletz
Uampden
Bilute Goen
Siwanhos
Bandry
Hameron
Sho
Silots
Ontoun
Voppy
Bilots
Landry beetles for Hampden as fate tightens bonds
In a fevered, candlelit room Poppy Ordway cares for Walter Landry while Siletz and Sandry grapple with danger and memory. Landry, recovering from delirium, insists he must confront Hampden himself, sparking tension with Ma Daily and a web of loyalties.
Landry Fuses Love and Danger in Mountain Tale
In a tense scene, Landry recovers and realizes Siletz is his woman as Ma Daily hides a revealing notebook. Poppy Ordway faces pressure from Hampden while navigating a perilous, morally charged camp. The plot thickens with a war of loyalties and looming threats.
The Preacher’s Daughter in a Wild Camp
In a rugged camp, Ma Daily grimly prepares the slipper for Landry’s return as Daily wrestles with love and duty. The big moment follows when Slota’s heart is laid bare and family loyalties test a man’s strength amid hardship and rumor.
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Strotz
Landry
Anfaty
Sray
Johnny
Sandry
Gandry
Ma Daily
Big John
Silote
Strange meetings unfold in Welsh General Military Hospital wards
Tales from the Welsh General Military Hospital recount coincidences as nurses, patients, and brothers recognize each other across wards. Two brothers share a ward after years apart, while others who were long separated for service find themselves in adjacent beds. Additional cases link wounds, repatriation, and reentry to front lines.
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Welsh General Military Hospital
London
Chume
France
Canada on threshold of prosperous era says bulletin
An official February 11, 1916 bulletin argues Canada stands on the brink of its most prosperous era. It highlights farm product value and wartime factory output, notes a $50,000,000 monthly port surplus, and cites a 1915 farm response with over one billion dollars in net output.
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Canada
Prairie Provinces
Ontario
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Quebec
Nova Scotia
Prairies
Providence
Western
High ‘River
Saskatoon
Moose Jaw
Sask
Calgary
Alto
His Precarious Condition
A Kansas City Star item narrates a tale of Emmett Ackles said to lie in critical condition after a disputed dispute. A Calico uncle Fogg mentions a note signed Your Little Sunshine and a wife’s complaints as factors in the rumor mill.
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Emmett Ackles
Uncla Fogg
Emmett
Kansas City
Kansas ‘City
Unusual romance and wartime petition cited by Boston Evening
The text notes Flabdub's very unusual romance about a happily married couple. A doctor asks about the mean temperature last week while a wife replies it is always mean. An essay praised as padded with words is discussed. Miss Fadie mentions a petition to end the war. Reggie jokes about gas prices if the war lasts.
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Miss"Fadie
Reggie
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Faursea
Synopsie
Dally
Bho R
John Daily
Neresa Bilotz
John Dally
Stletz
Gay ‘Landry
Pino
Siletz
Kile
Daisy
Liletz
Hell
Ruth
Naomi
Absalom
Walt
John
Tt Daily
Migs Ordway
B'tetu
Walter
Miss Ordway
Stlets
Kolanmie
Miesnt
Alore
Scoundrela
James
Whitby—Musseldorn
James B
Whitby
Dad
Yella Pines
Lemuel
Joy Street
Boston
the Emerali Promis Kynast
Wil Senger Americ
Tatler
Sidera
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