Secret家庭 drama unfolds at Langton cottage
The scene centers on Hilary and Mr Langton discussing Margaret and Lady South amid family tensions. The carriage to see Margaret signals a turning point as fears for Lady South’s health grow, while Hilary’s lingering grievance colors the evolving crisis. The piece ends with an unresolved warning and costumed intrigue.
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Noah
Hil- Paty
Emile Poney
Renda
Hilary
Tor
Lady South
Eas
South
Margaret
Mother
Marigolis
Sam
Strangwaya Seeks Access at the Ool Place
A dialogue fragment shows Strangwaya knocking at the ol ch Place and facing a cautious servant. Langton hints at a delay while the narrator notes a weary atmosphere and a card with a quiet exchange about tomorrow.
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Langton
Swine Junior Competition Planned for Regina and Saskatoon
Saskatchewan and Manitoba juniors aged up to new limits can enter a swine raising contest at the winter fairs in Regina and Saskatoon. Prizes total about 400 dollars, with awards evenly split among winners. This marks the first large scale West event of its kind.
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Regina
Saskatoon
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
West
Pee Ee
Coubssoete
Ace
Fae Ae
Elon
Ewan
Parcel Post networks expand farm produce sales reach
The piece discusses using Parcel Post to market farm goods such as eggs, dairy, poultry, and meats. It cites examples of neighbors shipping eggs year round and milk-fed chickens in summer, plus a Winnipeg shipment of mail boxes for rural routes. It notes clubs, offices orders, and bulletin boards as means to reach buyers with Fresh Goods not Cash With Order.
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Otc
Winnipeg
Ion
Horrible German industry on the western front exposed
A long, graphic Belgi que report details a "German Offall" project near Gerolstein, describing dead bodies loaded onto trains, disinfection, digestion, and distillation for byproducts. The account cites a 1916 April 10 source and notes a factory complex in the Eifel region producing fats and oils from corpses.
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Tha Athe Foekalanzeiger
Belgique
Leyden
Holland
Seraing
Liege
Breasele
Gerolstein
D.A.V.G
Offall Utilization Compans Limited
Deutsche Abfallferwertungs Gesellschaft
Beom Frontier
Gerelstein
Lomely
Eifel
Coblentz
Western dairying trade outlook warns against shipping culls west
The Montreal Family Herald notes growing western dairy markets offering eastern breeders new opportunities. It cautions against sending non-breeders and low quality stock west to avoid harming a potential golden egg market for dairy cattle.
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Alberta
Montreal Family Herald
Big Cattle Company Promotes Western Lease Venture
An organized cattle firm announces plans to place on record a large breeding and cattle operation. It controls extensive land holdings in Alberta and aims to expand into eastern Canada in the coming years, courting practical stockmen to join the venture.
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Big Cattle Company
Haw Cattle Company
Western
Ihe
Ace Ae Cat Company
Alberta
Canada
Inter-Provincial Co operation Discussed At Convention
A key topic at the convention is cooperation among British Columbia Alberta and Saskatchewan. The Irrigation Association is seen as the logical vehicle to unite producers across the three provinces and promote the farmers and fruit raisers movement.
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British Columbia
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Irrigation Association
Nothing Killed on Count's Estate
Vorwaerts reports a strange tale about the estate of Marsha Counter, aide to the Prince, amid claims of assault, leasehold disputes, and alleged shootings. The Butchers' Gazette notes these conditions persist in the third war year.
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Vorwaerts
Iad
Marsha Counter
Butchers’ Gazette
Murders per Million and Belgium Sixteen Reported
In the United States there are per year 129 murders per million residents. In a single year over 11,000 men and women are murdered. One in seventy five pays the death penalty, and for the rest, average imprisonment of seven years settles the score.
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Belgium
United States
Thrift in Forest Fires Aims to Save Canada’s Woodlands
The Canadian press calls for a thrift year in 1917 to cut forest fire causes. It warns against careless fires from camps, tobacco, matches, or alcohol. Readers are urged to keep campsites dead out and to have water or sand ready.
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Canada
Ieee Ae
Fox's 1778 wager tied to future European power shift
Chronicle notes an old entry preserved at B Taïta showing Charles James Fox in 1778 offered Mr Shirley ten guineas on the understanding Fox would receive payment when Europe became Western-dominated. The text suggests a speculative wager on European balance of power.
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Charles James Fox
B Taita
Fox
Shirley
Europe
German Dead Totals a World War Era Toll
A fragmented report cites an estimate of 1,300,000 German deaths and 3,800,000 female losses tied to a major war. The text references a statement by a professor in the Hers Naunann school and mentions a receiver's report in Amsterdam with unclear delivery details.
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Goa
Ieciare
Amsterdam
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