The Squire Faces a Wounded Woman and Aftermath
The Squire Meyrick aids an injured woman amid a battlefield aftermath at Harewood Court. He tends deep wounds and contends with the brutal sight of eight dead and six dying as a mysterious man in the crowd observes with casual indifference.
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Sig
Squire
Aving
Harewood Court
Squire of Silverthorne and the Miss Mary Mystery
Meyrick, squire of Stig near Silverthorne, famed for Thorn Park and a vanished romance with Miss Mary. Villagers recall a broken betrothal as Lady Clarissa’s decline deepens and Master Hilary, the squire’s cousin, returns from Oxford amid whispered secrets.
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Meyrick
Mary
Clarissa
Iorne
Squire
Silverthorne
Apperly
Jane Ann
Jessica
Master Hilary
Oxford
Jess
Vivacious American Lady Intervenes in Cousins Hearing
In a curious scene at Miss Jessica's, a gravely courteous lady rallied the Squire in his cousin's hearing about a ticdness. The American woman with bright eyes and vivacious manner rushed into danger where others hesitated, while Wary Strangways listened to his cousin's patient explanation. To be continued.
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Jessica
Metis sniper Riel hailed for famed marksman deeds in World War I
A British Columbia exhibition plate honors Louis Philippe Riel a Metis marksman of the 90th Italion and Canadian units. Reports recount his long range sniping in France including two Germans at seven hundred yards in April 1915 and five more later, with officers noting his skill and bravery.
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Ce. P. Riel
Louis Fellion
Bath Rifles
Lat Anton
France
Messines
British Columbia
London
England
M. A. Fisch
36Th Field Battery
Ion
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Riel
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Louis Phillipe Riel
Black Devils
Don
u'Appelle
Munster Fusiliers
Geordie Fined Over Small Dog License Charge
In Newcastle a man named Geordie was summoned for keeping a dog without a license after claiming the animal was only a pup. Despite his insistence, expert evidence proved the dog’s age, and he was fined. He quipped about previous leniency and blamed confusion over the hand.
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Geordie
Newcastle
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English Farm Labor Situation Warns on Food Production
English farm correspondents warn that further drain on farm labor for military needs will reduce food production below 1916 levels. The note cites grain acreage and harvest pressures as schoolboys and local workers mix in the labor pool, signaling looming shortages or adjustments.
Teacher Strives to Explain The Term Se
A teacher attempts to help a student grasp the meaning of the word se through examples and guided questions in a classroom setting. The exercise aims to build vocabulary understanding and reading comprehension.
Courage in War Named Greatest Hero by Public Bank
The article contrasts brave acts of British and Allied servicemen, praising Lieutenant Robinson as this war’s greatest hero. It cites Roy Travers Cornwell, Leefe Robinson, and others, noting feats from gun crew bravery to downing Zeppelins and rescuing wounded comrades.
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Roy John Travers Cornwell
Jutland
Lieut
Leefe Robinson
Cuffley
Uhere
Zeppelin
Robinson
Puck
Angus
Potter
Miller
Eric Nasmith
Boyle
Holbrook
Sea of Marmora
Warneford
Rhodes Moorhouse
Miles
Liddell
Victor Smith
McFadgeon
Sper
Laidlaw
Ochie
Canada May Come to Bread Made of Whole Wheat
Charles R. Hunt of Hunt Bros millers is named in a five man Canadian mission chosen by Sir George Foster to meet the British Cabinet about standard bread to be sold in the British Isles after year’s start. Canada supplies much flour for the old country and Britain weighs emergency plans to conserve flour amid possible embargo on American foods.
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Charles R. Hunt
Hunt Bros. Millers
George Foster
England
Walter Runciman
British Isles
Canada
Coming Closer Do you think you will ever own the
A fragment from a column questions readers about future ownership and personal plans. The piece explores optimism and uncertainty about material thresholds and financial steps toward ownership. It reflects a dialogue mode with readers.
Lloyd George The Welsh Leader In A World Arena
A portrait of Lloyd George at fifty three, shaping world politics and Welsh nationalism. The piece recalls his early pro Boer stance, wartime vision, and key moves like urging Kitchener’s recall, with details from his rise in Parliament, Welsh roots, and leadership during crisis.
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George
Lloyd George
Welch
Europe
Matio
Kitchener
Pitt
Wales
Bethesda
Church of England
Deay
Hie
Lio
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