Henry Langton and Hilary confront Margaret at the cottage
In a tense scene at a cottage Hilary and Mr Langton pursue Margaret amid family strains. The dialogue reveals fear for Lady South’s health and potential conflict with her father. Hilary clings to a lingering grievance as plans to confront the situation unfold.
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Spo
Dolly
Noah
Hil- Paty
Emile Poney
Renda
Hilary
Tor
Lady South
Eas
South
Margaret
Mother
Marigolis
Sam
Mystery Patient Seals Entry At Odd London Inn
A terse scene unfolds as Strangwaya knocks at a lodging place seeking Mr Langton and a doctor named Hilary. A tense exchange hints at a pending visit while a card is shown and a caretaker delays, leaving Langton to weigh the visit for tomorrow amid puzzled, disconcerted reactions.
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Langton
Swine Raising Juniors Adapted for Saskatchewan Fairs
Announcement: swine raising juniors competition to be held at Regina and Saskatoon winter fairs. Open to boys and girls from Saskatchewan and Manitoba ages roughly 9 to 18. First large scale event in the West with prizes totaling about 400 dollars to be evenly distributed.
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Regina
Saskatoon
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
West
Pee Ee
Coubssoete
Ace
Fae Ae
Elon
Ewan
Parcel Post networks boost small farm sales and local orders
The article describes farm producers using parcel post and office clubs to market eggs, milk fed chickens, pork, beef, and other goods to urban customers. It highlights cost savings from larger orders, container options, and coordinated deliveries, plus examples of successful offi ce and district schemes.
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Otc
Winnipeg
Ion
Horrific German Dead-Body Disposal Plant Reported on Western Front
An April 10 Belgian account, republished from Leyden, details a covert German facility near the Beom frontier at Gerolstein in the Eifel region. Workers move bare bodies via a long chain into a digester for disintegration into fats oils and residues for distillation and reuse.
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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 Boom Brings Eastern Stocks Westward
The Montreal Family Herald notes the expanding western dairy industry offers opportunities for eastern breeders as western buyers increasingly seek well bred stock. It warns against shipping culls westward to protect the long term western market and warns it could spoil the gold egg laying future.
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Alberta
Montreal Family Herald
Big Cattle Company Organizes Western Announcements
A new big cattle company announces organization and aims to place stock on breeding programs. The firm controls a substantial land base, primarily in Alberta, with ownership and leaseholds. Stockmen foresee expansion into eastern Canada in coming years.
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Big Cattle Company
Haw Cattle Company
Western
Ihe
Ace Ae Cat Company
Alberta
Canada
Inter-Province Co operation Move For Western Farmers
A convention will focus on inter province cooperation with speakers from British Columbia Alberta and Saskatchewan. The Irrigation Association, the sole cross provincial body, is viewed as the logical vehicle to present the movement to farmers and fruit raisers seeking greater unity and action.
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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 Count Marsha Counter, withReference to the Prince's staff and alleged wrongdoing. The Butchers' Gazette claims similar conditions persist in the third war year, touching real estate, tenants, and disputes.
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Vorwaerts
Iad
Marsha Counter
Butchers’ Gazette
Murders Per Million and Belgium Sixteen
In the United States there are per year 129 murders per million inhabitants. 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
Forest Thrift Campaign Urges Canada to Save Woodlands
The nation collaborates with newspaper publishers to promote thrift in forests during 1917. It warns that carelessness fuels fires, urges extinguishing all camp fires, keeping water or sand ready, and prohibits lighting tobacco or matches in woods as amateur conduct.
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Canada
Ieee Ae
Foxs 1778 Bet on Western Europe Power Purchase
A chronicle fragment notes Charles James Fox once offered Mr. Shirley ten guineas on the condition that Fox would receive funds if Western Europe shifted to western powers. The entry preserves this wartime era wager from 1778 and hints at political maneuvering linked to empire.
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Charles James Fox
B Taita
Fox
Shirley
Europe
German War Death Toll Report Misquoted Statistics
A distorted report claims 1.3 million Germans died in a war with figures attributed to a Nazi-era lecturer. The piece notes a purported total of 3.8 million deaths including females and mentions a deliverable statement from an Amsterdam based receiver without clear location or source.
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Goa
Ieciare
Amsterdam
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Pm Sa Ey Moe
Appleford Counter Check Book Co
Wineipag
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