The Squire's Sweetheart Continues in a Stranded House
In a dim upper corridor of a grim farm steading Kate Bartlett and Dolly explore four bare rooms before discovering a lavish fourth chamber. A rose damask bed and mirrored dressing area contrast with damp walls and a tense plan to escape with Mr Meyrick’s help while they fear discovery and hold onto hope.
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Kate Bartlett
Lamb
Dolly
Kate
Mr. Meyrick
England
Acushia
Mrs. Bartlett
Cooper
Miss Olly
Squire
Kate Coul
Foodless cooker sparks debate on living costs innovation
The Baltimore American reports concern that rising living costs will drive new inventions, notably the “foodless cooker,” as the public questions practicality and impact on daily life.
Prairie Sunset As Aurora Fades Over Western Sky
A vivid prairie sunset unfolds across the western horizon with cloud bars, shifting forms, and a glowing arch. The scene includes imagined shapes like buffalos and Indians, a sunlit chasm, and a sense of farewell as train tracks and pines fade toward the fading prairie light.
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Aurora
Free Press
Catalogue of agricultural publications issued by Dominion of Canada
An extensive 317 item catalogue from the Dominion Department of Agriculture lists topics from dairy and livestock to fruit, crops, gardening, poultry, and miscellaneous farming subjects. The Rural Gazette and Agricultural Instruction pads are included. copies available on request via the Department in Ottawa.
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Dominion Department of Agriculture
Rural Gazette
Agricultures Instruction
Fof
Ottawa
Canada’s Glory Amid War Trials and British Valor
The article reflects national pride in Britain’s steadfast efforts during the war, praising unflinching determination and valor of British soldiers. It notes Canada’s sacrifices and bitter experiences, with acknowledgment of the Ypres salient and related battles as part of shared hardship and resolve.
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Canada
Great Britain
Ypres
Canadian Eggs Gain In Britain Trade During War
The Canadian trade commissioner in Liverpool notes Canada has expanded egg exports to Britain since war began, filling gaps left by Russia and continental suppliers. Despite early shipping issues in 1914, 1915, and 1916, Canadian eggs now hold a strong market position with attractive packing, color, and size, commanding higher prices than U S eggs and rivaling Russian quality in many respects.
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Canada
England
Great Britain
Russia
United States
Liverpool
United Kingdom
Board of Trade
Better Things and the Balance of Struggle and Comfort
A quotation urging value in hunger and hard work over ease and shelter. It extols learning from conflict and effort, embracing fatigue and dust as cleaner than a life insulated from real problems and temptations. It contrasts freedom from bondage with hollow popularity.
Indian Funeral of Battlefield Indian Lieutenant Held Presbyterian Service
A Western Ontario battalion honored an Indian lieutenant killed by a bomb. The ceremony, attended by Oneidas Ananda Mississagues Delawares and Blackfoot, followed Presbyterian rites, reflecting a diverse tribal presence at the funeral.
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Ontario
Hoover Food Conservation Drive Urges Public Action
National chamber committee urges Americans to follow Hoover six big requests to conserve meat sugar butter and fats. Individuals, clubs, and organizations are asked to appoint committees and promote continued observance in their communities, with updates to the national body.
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United States
Chamber of Commerce of the
National Chamber Committee
Council of National Defense
Herbert Hoover
Chamber
Waddill Catchings
Hoover
Evaporated Apple Industry Progress Report
A Ottawa department bulletin by C S McGillivray reviews old and new apple drying methods. It details drying practices, gains in evaporation technology, nutrition of evaporated apples, and the equipment and structures used in modern canneries.
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Ada
C. S. McGillivray
Department of Agriculture
Ottawa
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Baltimore
Dept. of Agriculture Publications
Britain
Government Bulletin
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