Langton's confession shifts Squire toward Lady South refuge
The Squire and Langton debate duty, honor, and Lady South's refuge as Margaret and her mother face social peril. Langton insists on hiding Lady South, citing abuse and the mother's conscience, while the Squire reluctantly aids a plan to protect their reputations and seek lawful shelter at Silverthorne Manor.
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Sonih
Margaret
Lady South
Silverthorne Manor
Hilary Strangeways
Zoe
Gilbert South
Mr. Langton
Victoria
Silverdale
Pritchard
Langton
Browning
Caponsachi
Mrs. Bartlett
Hilary
Squire
Frightened Misses Quietly Confronted by Unseen Visitor
A startled Mrs Bartlett drops a kettle when a noise from an intruder breaks the quiet. The man apologizes and explains a tempting shortcut over a wall with a stone cut. To Be Continued.
Sir Sam Hughes Foretold War In 1913 Meeting
Sir Sam Hughes told a Toronto meeting that he foresaw a coming conflict as early as 1913 and led Canadian officers to the area later used as a theatre of operations. He recalled attending a European conference with Russian French and British officers where plans for the war were discussed before Belgium’s invasion.
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Sir Sam
Sir Sam Hughes
Toronto
Europe
Belgium
Ontario Witness Endorses Dr Pierce Medicines
Waterloo resident hails Dr Pierce products after years of muscular rheumatism left husband unable to work. After trying various medicines and doctors without relief, he improved with Dr Pierce’s treatment and regained strength, prompting praise from Mars. Jacob Wours of 8 Queen St.
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Waterloo
Ont
Dr. Pierce
Berne
Mars
Jacon Wours
Queen
Dr Pierce Golden Medical Discovery Promises Blood Purity
Purporting to cleanse blood and improve digestion liver and bowels it claims to clear skin relieve rashes blemishes eczema cure boils and strengthen nerves. The advertisement asserts the remedy is free from alcohol or narcotics and dissolves impure matter and poisons.
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Pierce
Tin can shortage threatens US canning industry
A national can shortage of about one billion cans is reported by canning interstate and commerce groups. Last year saw nearly five billion cans used across the industry, with demand this year expected to double and output hoped to rise 50 percent. Only four billion cans are currently in sight, hampered by transport delays and steel scarcity, plus a looming shortage of black tin imports from British colonies and Britain.
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Canning Interstate
Department of Commerce
United States
Great Britain
Language Use in 1600 and Today
The text notes that in 1600 about six million spoke English while many spoke Italian and Spanish. It contrasts with today where around 120,000 speak the listed languages and asserts that those who speak Italian Spanish French exceed by fifty percent the number who speak German or Russian.
Freedom for Finland extends liberty under new manifesto
The Russian foreign office outlines a program to restore Finland’s historic rights from 1812, voiding laws imposed during Alexander III and Nicholas regimes. Finnish senate appointees will be replaced by Finns elected by parliament, with full control of legislation revenues expenditures and taxation remaining with Finnish bodies.
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Finland
Grand Duchy
Alexander III
Nicholas
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