Return to Foxglove Manor Reignites Family Tensions
Dan Forrester, long absent, contemplates returning home while his cousin Stephen Marrish exerts influence over their uncle Richard Forrester at Foxglove Manor. Marian Leslie fears the shift in power and urges Dan to stay, promising to keep his secret.
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Stephen Marrish
Stephen
Marian Leslie
Dan
Foxglove Manor
Richard Forrester
Marian
Marrish
T Dan
Plain Gold or Diamonds Chapter II Continuation
Marianthe pleads with Dan Forrester at Foxglove Manor to return home and reveal his true identity. He insists on remaining as Robin Fareham, recalling his long concealment since being rescued at sea and warned by memory of the past.
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Dan Forrester
Marianthe
Foxglove Manor
Dan—nol
Marian
Dan
Robin Fareham
Ruth
Bass
Dea
Bites Stings Scratches Passage Echoes Past Yearning
Marian comforts Dan as he recalls a painful longing to return to a distant place. He says a passing weekness won’t recur and admits feeling unwanted, glancing toward the house across the park.
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Marian
Public meeting on Bridportes Public Building project
A Monday night meeting at United Church School attracted many attendees including numerous ladies. Theopholis Jenning was elected chairman. P P Small presented three years of correspondence with Postal and Government officials on establishing a local Public Building for Postal and Telephone service, including optimistic notes from Sir J R Bennett and support from M H A Tom Ashbourne.
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United Church School
Theopholis Jenning
PP. Small
J R Bennett
Morton
Tom Ashbournes
Howse
Reunion of Dan and Marian in a small town tale
A past romance resurfaces as Marian and Dan reflect on their youth. Marian recalls Dan leaving home and the impact of separation, while Dan apologizes for his earlier conduct. They acknowledge mutual loyalty and the pull of bygone days.
Community vote backs telegraph office plan in Ridge porte
Citizens of Ridge porte unanimously approve a telegraph office project after a meeting that also accepts a deed gift of a vacant lot from Noel Bros. A petition to the government for a central office and nearby site is forwarded. A literary committee is elected and progress is promised.
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Ridgeporte
Morton
Resoonce
Post & Telephone
Ponse
Gov't
Messrs
Noel Bros
United Church School
George Jones
Mathias Wall
Josiah Noel
R. N
Frank Jones
Theophilus Jennings
Frank Young
F.P. Small
P. Pls
Dick Is All Right If You Know How to Take Him
A terse remark on handling Dick and avoiding labels like a medical set. The comment hints at personal dynamics and labeling culture without specific events or names.
Customs Circular Governing Tourist Anglers and Sportsmen
A colonial customs circular sets conditions for admitting cameras bicycles fishing gear tents canoes and related items for tourists anglers and sportsmen. A deposit equal to duty is taken with receipts issued, refunds allowed on exit after article verification, groceries and alcoholic provisions excluded from free admission. H. W. Lemessurier deputy minister of customs signs the notice.
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St. Johns
St. John's
H. W. Lemessurier
Public Notice Reserved Minerals Under Crown Lands Act
Under Crown Lands Act, all minerals within the described area bounded by Hampden White Bay to Main Gut Bay St. George and Lewisporte to White Bear River are reserved from operation until further notice. A. Barnes, Colonial Secretary, Dept. of the Colonial Secretary, January 24 1929.
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White Bear River
White Bear Bay
Burgeo
Davis Lawrence Co Emulsion Claims Cold Weather Benefit
An ad promotes The D. and L. Emulsion as palatable cream like supplement to ward off colds and maintain weight in cold weather. Available in 50 cent and 100 dollar bottles from Davis and Lawrence Co of Montreal.
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Davis & Lawrence Co
Montreal
Strain of City Life Drives Insanity Rise in Urban Areas
Dr W M English medical superintendent Brockville Ontario Hospital notes over 800 patients and says telephones cars and radios reduce farmer isolation while urban strain now drives insanity more than loneliness did in the past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
W.M. English
Ontario
Brockville
Tam Cook Seeks Board Lodging Offer Near North Side
Notice states Tam remains ready to shelter travelers or others and guarantees comfortable accommodations at Mrs. John Cook on the North Side.
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Tam
John Cook
Progressive interest grows weekly with new pricing
A brief notice promotes a weekly growing plan described as progressive and popular, charging $1 per year or half dollar per half year over four years, emphasizing rising interest and ongoing uptake.
Licenses Sought to Operate Saw Mills in Newfoundland Districts
Public notice announces applications for licenses to operate saw mills under the Saw Mill Act of 1914 and 1918. Districts listed include St. Barbe with Augustus Major and others, Trinity Centre, Blaketown, Green Bay, Humber, and Deer Harbour districts, with named applicants and locations. Dated December 3, 1928, Ste John’s NAW.
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E.w.gillett Co.ltd
Toronto
Winnipeg
Lola
Mariana
Georgette MacMillan
Dervis
J. W. McGrath
Newfoundland
Dodd
T.A McNab & CO
Water Street High St. John's
Bridgeporte
P.S
Posts & Telegraphs
Fast Mail
Customs Circular
A. Barnes
Dept. of the Colonial Secretary
ST. Ror
Badger Quay
Bonavista Bay
Monroe Export: Co,ltd
ST. Jonk’s
The
Humber Herald
Corner Brook
Wood
District of
St. Barbe
Augustus Major
Neddies Hr
George Mitchemore
Green Island Cove
Port de Grave
Herbert Hussey
Clarke’s Beach
Trinity Centre
Richard Pike
Blaketown
Hubert Green
Sewards
A.J Bailey & Co
Deer
Trinity South
Jos. S. Reid
St. John’s West Extern
Matthew Williams
Godids
Bay de Verde
C. Diamond
Adam’s Cove
Bonavista
Samuel S. Collins
Freshwater Bay
Twillingate
Elijah Boyd
Summerford
Ferryland
Thomas Kane
Renews
Lewisporte
J. M. Andrews
Point Leamingme
Green Bay
Humber
W. Gould
Petrie's Crossag
J. Pe. Downey
Agriculture, & Mines
Dept. Agriculture & Mines
Ste Jobo's
Naw
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