The Squire Confronts Langtons Secret in a Shadowed Getaway
The Squire debates Lady South's refuge with Langton's ally in a tense exchange about Margaret and her mother. He contemplates helping them and plans to inform Hilary Strange while avoiding harm to Lady South. He slips over the wall into his orchard to seek Mrs Bartlett before next moves.
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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
Silent Kitchen Encounter and Evasive Escape
Mrs Bartlett startles as a visitor clatters a kettle and explains he climbed over a wall to avoid the long path. The man apologizes, saying he was tempted to err by shortcut and mentions a stone cut that made it easy. To be continued.
Sir Sam Hughes Foretold War In 1913 Meeting
Sir Sam Hughes told a Toronto meeting he foresaw war as early as 1913 and led Canadian officers to the present scene of operations. He said a conference in Europe then included Russian French and British officers where plans for the pending war were discussed before Belgium’s invasion.
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Sir Sam
Sir Sam Hughes
Toronto
Europe
Belgium
Ontario Witness Praises Dr Pierce Medicines
Waterloo resident touts Dr Pierce products as the best after using them for muscular rheumatism. She notes her husband was ill for four years and could not work before recovering with the medicines, following poor relief from other drugs and doctors.
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Waterloo
Ont
Dr. Pierce
Berne
Mars
Jacon Wours
Queen
Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery Ad Claims Blood Purity
An advertisement touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a powerful vegetable remedy that purports to cleanse the stomach liver and bowels clear skin and strengthen nerves. It asserts the medicine banishes poison from blood dissolves impure deposits and carries them out without alcohol or narcotics.
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Pierce
Tin Can Shortage Hits U S Canning Industry
The canning industry faces a shortage of about one billion tin cans with nearly five billion cans used last year and demand this year expected to double. Canners hope for a 50 percent output increase but face transport delays and steel shortages. A lack of black tin from British colonies and Britain may worsen the supply.
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Canning Interstate
Department of Commerce
United States
Great Britain
Language Use in 1600 and Today
The article notes that in 1600 about 6 million people spoke English and many spoke Italian Spanish or other languages. Today around 120 million speak European languages with roughly half more than those who speak German or Russian.
Freedom for Finland Manifesto Restores Finnish Autonomy
The Russian foreign office outlines a new Finnish policy restoring historic rights granted in 1812 and abolishing laws from the Alexander III and Nicholas eras. Finnish senate members appointed by the empire are dismissed, to be replaced by Finns elected by Parliament. Local control over government, revenues, expenditures, and taxation will be handled by Finnish legislative bodies.
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Finland
Grand Duchy
Alexander III
Nicholas
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