Mystery Ravenspurs Bees In A Mysterious Plot
In a tense scene the explorers discuss deadly black bees imported by a mysterious woman named the May. Ralph Tehigor s ky and Geoffrey plan to trap the insects while a hidden assailant lurks near the terrace and a wounded hawk signals danger. A wireless station project and Nelson freight plans interrupt the suspenseful pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Pr
Arate Gee
Vera
Marion
Geoffrey
Warriare
M'Nute
Borrer
England
Lee
Tehigorsky
Tehigoraku
Elphick
Hudson Bay
Hudson Straits
Nelson
Nelnon
Strait
Plan for Immediate Assistance Mentioned in Report
A fragment notes someone catching and waving vigorously as part of a plan seeking instant help. The readable text implies urgency and a request for immediate assistance.
Potato Disease Circular Promotes Safe Seed Potatoes
A 1915 Department of Agriculture circular from Ottawa outlines potato diseases and prevention including seed potato handling, soil recovery, early disease recognition, and spraying for Colorado potato beetle and Late Blight. It warns against stable manure, advises peat in deficient soils, and explains Bordeaux mixture preparation for growers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of No. 9
A Parm
Ottawa
H. T. Gunson
Givner
Colorado
Publiations
Cement of Agriculture
Postage Rates Trim for Blind Aid Shipments
The United States and England agree to reduced shipping costs for blind aid materials. The U S post office announces a flat 10 cent rate for packages 16 to 96 ounces, while the old 1 cent per ounce rate remains for under 18 ounces. Weight limit rises from four and a half pounds to six pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
England
U.S. Post Office Department
Princess Pat rights and Stonewallers trench tale
A wartime letter from a private in the Shropshires recounts the brigade nickname Stonewallers earned for not losing a trench. Major Arthur Maggard released the letter detailing hardships and pay delays, with veterans recalling the unit’s bold reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Maggard
Shropshires
Weo
Preserving eggs for summer sales and profit
The article argues for making eggs infertile to extend shelf life and maximize price during hot months. It discusses storage in cool rooms, avoiding washing, and using waterglass preservation to keep eggs fresh. It compares infertile versus fertile eggs and outlines costs and storage methods with a cold storage example showing profit potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leia
England as Mother of Nations Esteems Enduring Influence
The speaker praises England as a venerable power, resilient through trade shifts and age. She is described as not weak but aged, with vigor to endure and renew, a nation worthy of respect for its past and continued leadership among nations.
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Finnerty
England
Beeret Vigor Apa & Pulse
Wise North Dakota banker aids boys with pure bred stock program
A North Dakota banker distributed pure bred sows to county boys under County Agent W. Peck. The program let them raise stock at cost or return stock while keeping the offspring, teaching animal husbandry and responsible farming. The effort, praised as philanthropy, aims to prepare future farmers with bankable skills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Ward County
W. Peck
Wis
Donts For Drivers Of Horses From An Old Leaflet
Advice for horse drivers covers rest after exertion cooling with water neck patting, frequent washing, and warm bran mash. It warns against overworking, underfeeding, saving on bedding or gear, and employing incompetent help. Emphasizes clean, dry harness, alternate pads, ample water, and proper housing for health and serviceability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creche
Disperse Poison Gas Invention Teased by Sir Hiram Maxim
Sir Hiram Maxim describes a chlorine gas system and gagged respirators intended to disperse fumes over trenches. He predicts British use avoided and notes a new trench defense device. He links Holland’s entry to war and warns of global reactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Maxim
Manders
Ihe War Office
Hiram
Maxim
Masoldir
Desperate Night as Destroyers Sweep Into Port
Lively account from the Lownie Chronicle describes a naval scene in the North Sea port. Destroyers horn and scream through, tankers and colliers slip in readiness, crews man pumps, and the fleet roars with whistles and sirens as ships anchor and depart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ott
Exerciee
Fis Anchoyage
Grey North Sea
Joel
Umera
Lurch
Lasteman
A Horman
Lownie Chronicle
War Dog Story of Valor and Rescue at the Trenches
An American war dog named Rent Vair served with an Algerian soldier on the Belgians front during World War I. After a trench collapse, the dog located the wounded master buried under earth, barked for help, and helped stretcher bearers reach him. The persevering pair survived the war and later reunited under relief rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armar Corry
Newilly
Rent Vair
Belgium
Marne
Neu
Planning Reserve Militia Formation Under Ottawa Leaders
A Toronto chaired committee plans a voluntary reserve militia for Canada guided by Colonel Hos and Senator Mason. Members include Colonels Starke, Wilson, Sher wood, and Chamber of Winnipes. They will survey local bodies to find trained recruits and those willing to train, with a committee meeting again to refine plans.
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Hos
Mason
Toronto
Canada
Ottawa
George Starke
Montreal
Wilson
Halifax
A. PF. Sherwood
Chamber
Winnipes
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W Lock & Co, Limited
Joncan
Melbourne
Terente
Ralph
Tehigoreky
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Caught
Kansas
Russia
Nusela
Berl
Berliner Tagebaltt
Berlinera
Berlin
Tazeblatt
Lere
Jos
Broadway
Ae “Bragout
Princess Patricias IN the “Stonewallers
Toomy
Clere
Niagradot
Emerson
Lord Haldane
Dr. Davies
Woolwich
Kawari Ray
Sask
Dept of Agriculture
French War Office
Grenoble
Grand Visier
Epetar Timat
Gus
American Society For Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Teeves
Leafiet
Holland
Germany
Jereby
Denmark
Norway
Toronto Mellen
le Hoown
Jobn Mawards
Hogie Wood
Kan
Edwards
Kansas City Journal
Harvard
Pat Landon
Gineh
Elle
Wn Verains
Rep Rose Tea
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