Barbara as Chaperon Enters Rich London Plan
Barbara accepts Miss Lacy as chaperon for her new life with Uncle Horace Sunningley in Dean's Yard. Mrs Gray arranges pay and duties while Barbara enjoys carriage rides and London sights. Miss Lacy, burdened by debts, sees a chance to fund her ward’s future as they plan Barbara’s social advance.
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Olso
Mrs. Dunbar
Kate
Miss Barbara
Chesney Street
Ferris
Barbara
Uncle Horace
Mr. Sunn
Miss Lacy
Gad
Chaas
Parkes
Sunningley
Mr. Sunningley
Doar
Mias Lacy
Vauxhall Bridge Road
Horace
Mrs. Gray
Vauxhball Bridge Road
Dean's Yard
Tom
Ieee
Ceaelien
Dean’s Yard
Britain’s War Speech Praises New Patriotism and Duty
In a stirring address, the speaker links Europe’s struggle to liberty and a rebirth of patriotism. He warns of past comforts, invokes Lloyd George, and likens the conflict to a valley lifted to reveal mountains of duty. A recruiting surge follows the rally as optimism peaks.
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Etrope
Europe
Marci
Stricker
Britain
Lloyd George
North
Wales
Road Hogs of Europes Stirring Speech by Lloyd George
In Queen's Hall Lloyd George denounces detractors claiming Britain is unheroic. He warns of a long hard war but asserts resolve and unity will bring victory. He urges prudence, daring, tenacity, courage in defeat, and moderation in victory. The oration emphasizes faith and endurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Lloyd George
Britain
Winnipeg woman credits Pinkham’s remedy for life
In 11 years ago a Montreal hospital said a tumor could not be removed and warned of death within months. After starting Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, Mrs. Ornta Brrapsey of Winnipeg reports recovery and urges others to seek the treatment. The ad cites long use and claims to restore health in female ailments.
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Winnipeg
Canada
Victoria Hospital
Montreal
E. Pinkham
OrntLa Brapsey
Johnson Ave
Manitoba
Lydia F. Pinkham
Lydia EK
Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Western Canada Wins Big at International Soil Exposition
The article lauds Canadian grain growers from Saskatchewan and Alberta for sweeping prizes at an international soil products exposition, noting Canadian seed grain competitors and claiming Western Canada’s superiority. It suggests American farmers should imitate Western farming methods to improve yields and profits. The piece ends with a humorous, unrelated comic exchange about milk and marriage.
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Western Canada
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Fac
Canada
Calgary
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Dr. Brown
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Royalite
Imperial Ol Company
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