Marion and Beekeeping at Havenspur Castle
Morning on the terrace finds Vera’s bees calm and Marion anxious to reveal a dangerous secret. Geoffrey helps, while Ralph shares a cryptic warning about an enemy, Tchigorsky, as Marion pleads for protection and a hidden bond with Mrs. May.
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Vera
Geoffrey
Marion
Ralph Ravenspur
Ralph
Sweas
Tehigoraku
Geof
Tchigorsky
Mrs. May
Tibet
Marton
Dane Nielit
Tehigorsky
Tehigersky
Havenspur Castle
Fletire
Geuffrey
Sugar Beet Areas in Europe Compared for the Season
The British Board of Agriculture reports sugar beet cultivation by country. Belgium and Holland each grow about 150,000 acres, France around 850,000 acres, with Austria, Italy, Germany, and Sweden contributing smaller totals. The data reflect shifts in whether wheat could substitute sugar beet this season.
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Belgium
Poland
France
British Board of Ancient Tare
Holland
Italy
Thuesia
Sween
My Face Is My Fortune in Vulgar Display Dialogue
A fragmentary dialogue notes a boastful line about appearance and social status. The speaker claims beauty as fortune while another remarks on constant display and rolls of attention, reflecting social vanity. The text offers a glimpse of rumored manners and attitudes in a witty exchange.
Canada Exports Wool to U S Under Open Policy
The Dominion livestock commissioner explains a new wopen order allowing shipments of Canadian grown wool to the United States for manufacturing in U S mills. No wool or wool products may be re exported. Licenses to export should be sought from the Department of Customs in Ottawa for full information, opening U S markets for Canadian wool growers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Dominion Livestock Commissioner
Canada
United States
Alent
Department of Customs
Ottawa
British Move Toward Copper Refinery in Vancouver
The Vancouver Province notes a potential British government backed copper refinery in Vancouver and a push to boost copper production amid wartime needs. It claims Britain may have bought out leading American producers like the Guggenheims and Lewisohns, becoming a global copper trust in a humorous twist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
British Columbia
Guggenheims
Lewisohns
Copper Trust
Vancouver Province
Western cattle outflow to France sparks farm conservation plea
The Winnipeg Free Press warns against shipping young Canada West cattle to France before harvest. It argues a government embargo may be needed to keep breeding stock at home, urges a plan to retain mares and heifers, and favors coordinated financing to bolster domestic supply and fair prices while meeting French remount needs.
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Canada
France
Rman
Ferma
A'anada
West
Dominion
Dominion of Canada
United States
Canadian
Evells
Homer
Joe Cannon
Germany
Hve
Winnipeg Free Press
Scottish merchant consoles amid war’s heavy toll
A Scottish sea merchant laments wartime losses, noting debts to Germany exceeding sixteen hundred pounds and overall liabilities of about five thousand pounds. The dialogue highlights financial strain and distant hardship as the conflict unfolds.
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Germany
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Ravenspurs
Fred M. White
Weree Cory
Montreal
Almy’'S Limited
Dept. H
Marine Eye
Marine Eye Remedy Co
Chicago
RED
Bindi
Tisdale
E. Sto
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