Lady Ursula's Husband and a Forger Warned by Detective
Lady Ursula marries quietly and travels to Paris with her brother in law Lord Eastling. A detective reveals Paul Payne may be Syd Tomkinson, a forger, stirring fears of scandal and a plan to stop Ursula’s departure. Lord Eastling seeks a discreet way to protect Ursula while facing possible arrest.
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Paul Payne
Wintersand
Paul
Granny Baird
Ursula
Lady Ursula
Granny
Lord Gravenhurst
London
Charing Cross
Paris
Lord Eastling
Syd Tomkinson
Lord Bassling
Redding
England
Payne
Lord Kastling
Lord Fastling
Prom
Thad
King Presents Horse to Government Remount Stock
King George presents the stallion Anmer to the Canadian government for remount breeding. The horse linked to a track tragedy where a suffragist’s son died after a racing incident. Anmer is described as a noted sire historically tied to royal racing lineage and broodmare Itm am Guinea Hen.
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King
King George
Anmer
Miss Davidsson
Derry
Wierizel IL
St. Leeer
King Edward
Itm
Why Eyesight Fails By a Specialist
A 19th century style health note explains eye strain from modern life and links it to dental care. It promotes a cleansing eye lotion, details a recipe with Montpre crystals dissolved in water, claims improved vision and reduced irritation, and notes a Toronto druggist can provide it.
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Toronto
Visitors to the Rescue Earn Distinguished Service Medal
Petty Officer W Bright and Ship's Corporal W Hathaway receive the Distinguished Service Medal for a gallant trench action in Flanders. A visiting naval party faced exploding mines and a failing position. Two men turned a knocked out Vickers gun team toward motion, others fired rifles, and the position was saved.
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W. Bright
Hathaway
Flanders
Making Good Friends and Remedies Across Canada
A nostalgic note on lasting friendships rooted in a four decade trend in Canada. Selections praise Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription from Windsor and Chatham residents, claiming relief and savings with no alcohol or narcotics, plus a German study on how feeds affect butter flavor.
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Canada
Windsor
Ont
Dr. Pierce
Eiszanera Keaty
Glengarry Ave
Chatham
Isaac Weston
Lacroix St
Golden Medical
Golden Medical Discovery
Invalids’ Hotel
Buffalo
N. Y
Saleen Cade
Pierce
Russia Sees Large Cereal Stocks and Railway Plans
Petrograd correspondent notes Alexander Natwoff in the duma urges food price remedies through substitution and better transport. He cites 67 percent price rise, 70 percent in Germany, and says Akmolinsk holds cereals for two years in European Russia. He proposes a railway to connect Petropavl and surrounding regions and notes prisoner of war and refugee labor may mobilize over a million men for agriculture.
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Petrograd
London Times
Alexander N. Natwoff
Nawmoft
Russia
Germany
Akmolinsk
Siberia
European Russia
Kokshetavaska
Petropaviosk
Whale
Siberian
Sequence of Annual Crops Suggested For Saskatchewan Soils
Historical study notes that wheat consistently reduces soil nutrients more than other crops. Data from Saskatchewan shows wheat following wheat yields drop to 29 bushels while following peas or potatoes yields rise to 32 or 44 bushels respectively. Other grains, roots, and flax show higher yields when not following wheat, supporting the idea that crop rotation restores soil fertility.
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Saskatchewan
S&t
Harley
A Woman's Love
A quotation attributed to Robert G. Ingersoll extols the power and virtue of a woman's love. The passage lauds women as superior to men, praising love as the guiding light that inspires virtue, art, music, and humanity itself.
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Robert G. Ingersoll
British Explosive Iyvddite Promises Unmatched Power
The article notes Iyvddite as possibly the most powerful explosive, derived from picric acid, with chemists testing methods to create a war-ready form by melting crystals into a cream and mixing with melted gun cotton, promising exceptional destructive capability. It also mentions the Grain Growers Guide predicting Western Canada cannot match 1916 crop yields due to secrecy and limited fall plowing.
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The
Grain Growers Guide
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Florence Warden
Eddy’s
Eddy
J. A. Simmers, Limited
Toronto, Ont
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