A Matter of Protection and a Family Scene
Mary Champneys receives a loan offer from her guardian as Dolly comforts the crying Susan in a sunny garden. The Squire, watching from an upper window, discusses the moment with Mrs. Egerton while Dolly late r may need care.
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Mary Champneys
Litthe
Dolly
Susan
Sloan's Liniment Featured As Pain Relief Remedy
The advertisement promotes Sloan's Liniment as quick acting relief for pains and aches. It claims deep penetration without rubbing, leaves no skin stain, and suits rheumatism neuralgia gout lumbago sprains and strains. Available at all druggists in multiple sizes.
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Sloan's
Sloan
Lini
Squire Looks On Dolly Egerton With Unexpected Grief
The Squire watches Dolly Egerton in sorrow and speaks softly as if to a child. He feels his love for her has grown beyond mere sympathy, a realization that surprises him in the moment.
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Dolly Egerton
Man to Man at Silverthorne and the 2:45 Train
The Squire wheels Dolly and the child away to Silverthorne to delay Lionel Egerton's return and keep Hilary apart while Mrs. Egerton enjoys the Manor. The Squire plans to consult Lionel and deploy the trusted gardener as he tidies the day’s errands.
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Squire
Dolly
Margaret
Mrs. Egerton
Silverthorne
Susan
Leo
Leas
Keeper
Lionel Egerton
Chappell Place
Mr. Lawton
Te Dolor
Surgeon and Squire clash over Lady South in hospital room
In a quiet hospital consulting room the Squire confronts Gervase Langton about Lady South. Langton refuses to reveal her address, citing patient privacy, while the two tall men debate gossip and duty amid chemical smells and sunlight. The scene ends with both acknowledging careful persuasion by Margaret to resolve the matter.
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Gervase Langton
Lady South
South
Icilly
Margaret
Counter Check or Sales Books Offer Delivers Quality and Low Prices
A historic ad urges merchants to order Counter Check and Sales Books citing years of experience and high paper costs from 100 to 400 percent rise. It promises low prices due to a modern plant, offers carbon leaf and triplicate books, coated and waxed papers, wrappers, and asks to request samples or contact the proprietor.
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Placin Y Ou
Canada
Western Canada tourism drive to boost CP Railway traffic
Canadian Pacific Railway officials plan to urge Western Canada boards of trade to spend 10 percent of their funds to attract American tourists. Plans include coordinated routes through prime districts and distributing city literature at Canadian resorts. The push targets Alaska traffic and emphasizes settler opportunities while comparing potential revenue to the 1916 wheat crop.
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Canadian Pacific Railway
Boards of Trade
Western Canada
West
Canada
Europe
C.E. McPherson
Western Lines
California
New York
Detroit
Boston
Canadian Pacific Rockies
Skagway
Alaska
Vancouver
Atlin
War Casualties in Europe Through January 1917
A Washington compiled list estimates total Allied casualties at nine million, including combatants killed wounded captured and missing. The Entente losses are tallied at about five million with portions of the figures drawn from multiple sources.
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Washington
Local Northumberland Man Recounts Farming Kitchen Wisdom
A Northumberland County resident recalls a rustic kitchen maxim about dinner timing and prayer. The anecdote frames a simple method where ingredients go into a pot and outcomes depend on chance, yielding a roast if burnt or a stew if boiled.
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Northumberland County
Ontario
German financier founds institute on war aftermath in Frankfurt
A German millionaire turned war profiteer funds a Frankfurt study center on war consequences and issues a bilingual monthly journal. The latest issue estimates total wartime losses at about 20,000,000 men killed wounded and sick across all theaters.
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Frankfort
Personal notices from Chatham Ontario two patient stories
Two readers from Chatham Ontario report dramatic health recoveries after trying Dr Pierce remedies. One describes four years of illness, weakness, and loss of appetite that improved after two bottles. The second credits prescription medicines for lifting weakness, low spirits, and sleepless nights, resulting in renewed health.
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Chatham
Euins
Patie
Bierce
King
der. Pierce
Dr. Pierce
War Innovation in Camberwell Chimney Sweep
A wartime feature profiles G Gould and her husband in Camberwell England as they cope with blitz era chores. The piece notes the couple’s resilience as they push a barrow and use brushes to replace lost workers while facing exhaustion and soot.
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Camberweapadon
England
G. Gould
Ter
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