American suitor joins English country party at Oare Court
Lady Ursula meets Paul Payne an American convalescent at Oare Court. Fitch urges Payne to pursue Ursula while Payne reveals he is American born with English roots. Ursula quietly befriends village families, provoking mixed amusement among guests.
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Ursula
Emmeline
Mrs. Care-Jackson
Eastling
Oare Court
Hugo
Jackson
Mrs. Fitch
Henry Fitch
Jocelyn Barkway
Almaric Finchden
Paul Payne
Mr. Payne
Earl
Fitch
Paul Payné
Payne
Atlantic
Old Country
New York
Europe
Paul
Young Payne
Tide of Feminism Rising In Canada Provokes Debate
The Hamilton Herald argues that granting women the prairie provinces the vote signals a broader feminist tide. It warns revolutionary change may subsume valuable traditions while promising social and economic shifts in gender roles and morality. Opinions vary on whether these changes will uplift society.
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Prairie
Hamilton Herald
Simplified X-ray Would Help Bill Collectors Gauge Pocket Money
The London Daily News quotes a stark critique of German empire and its deeds, then notes a hypothetical simplified X-ray tech that could let a bill collector see a man’s cash on hand, promising a long felt need.
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Germany
German Empire
London Daily News
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Boosts Health During Change
Mrs Lena Wynn of Richmond Virginia reports relief from dizziness nervousness and heat flashes after seven bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad urges use during the Change of Life to restore normal health and reduce troubling symptoms and recommends the product to friends.
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Mrs. Wynn
Lydi E. Pinkham
Richmond
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lena Wynn
E. O Street
EB Pinkham
Lydia
The Importance of Clean Land and Weed Impact on Seeds
An excerpt stresses weed control to protect seed grain yields in western provinces. Weeds reduce soil moisture, crowd crops, and host diseases. Historical anecdotes warn buyers against weed-infested seed samples and note challenges in seed-cleaning and disposal.
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Adam Dickson
Daniel
United Sta
Hungarian Actress Executed as Spy in Budapest
Reports from Cleveland Hungarians claim Sari Pet Tass, famed Hungarian actress noted in Europe for beauty, was executed as a British spy in Budapest after a court martial convicted her of obtaining military secrets from Austrian and Hungarian officers and passing them to England. Intercepted letters and a dupes confession supported the charge. she was prominent in London theatre at the start of the war. The execution news, kept secret, shocked international theatre audiences.
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Cleveland
Sari Pet- Tass
Europe
Budapest
England
London
Simple eye care remedy touted for relief and cheaper comfort
The piece promotes a home eye care regimen Bon Opte using 2 ounces water to bathe eyes three or four times daily. It claims the Optona system cleans and sharpens vision, reduces inflammation and irritation, and may reduce dependence on glasses. It suggests a druggist or Valmas Drug Co of Toronto can fit the prescription.
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Optician
Todd
Valmas Drug Co
Toronto
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