Courtship Complications Threaten Family Alliances
In a tense household, Lady Gravenhurst and Earl Eastling confront a tangle of mismatched suitors and secret identities. Paul Paymer’s alleged involvement at a questionable residence triggers worry about reputations and potential marriages within the gentry. The family debates gossip, propriety, and the risks of fragile alliances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Eastling
Emmeeline
Emmelines
Emeneline
Essthag
Wintersand
Oare Court
Accourt
Grere
Paul
Merion Cresion
Boy Scout Notes Highlight Prominent Backers Worldwide
Prominent men from Starke to Nova Scotia show interest in the Boy Scout movement. Figures include professors, engineers, jurists, clergy, and provincial secretaries. The article lists names such as Mr Walsh, Rev. and Hon T R Hene, Mr Samuel M Brookeed, Archbishop Matheson, Rt Rev Mackenzie, and Rev Chown among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starke
Mosul
New Brenewick
Prowe
Walsh
Feviociat
Alberta
T. R. Heneage
Samuel M. Brookéeid
Nova Scotia
Archbishop Matheson
Canada
Mackenzie
Chown
Will Retain Vital Doctrines in United Church Union
The article likens church union to two rivers joining, where each keeps its force yet blends into a single stream. It argues the United Church will preserve the Presbyterian polity while embracing elements from Methodism and Congregational practice, moving toward a unified church identity over time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unice
Montreal
Ottawa
St. Lawrence
United Church
Ife
Shore
Lambs For the Block Economic notes on lamb futures and costs
A fragmented report reviews lamb finishing on Exental Fi and related costs. It notes returns on labor, feed and market prices for lambs, suggesting well bred lambs with vigor and weight from six to eight months as best for winter finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nual
Beav Jena
Cruel Joker Preservatives Tainted Food Debate
The text discusses deep concerns about preservatives in canned goods and oil and their harmful effects. It cites W. S. Hall of Western University Chicago and remarks on narcotics and toxins affecting temper and work. It mentions alcohol in beverages and warns of youth exposure at bars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Hall
Mhy
Western University Chicago
Lelainan
Ontario
H. Arnett
Immigrant’s First Christmas
A nostalgic verse by J. D. A. Evans reflecting on an immigrant’s first Christmas away from home. The piece contemplates sea crossings, new shores, and the shared warmth of hospitality as bells, church music, and festive songs evoke kindness and learning from others during a colonial era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. A. Evans
Borning
Atlantic
Coeyey
Prairie
Woulder
Camada
McCoy
Origin of an Old Saw in Woodcraft and War Talk
Fragmentary OCR passage discusses a four strand metaphor about war effort and German situation. Mentions rope of four strands, political, economic, and military factors, and a front line reference. Includes garbled quotes and a stray line about a German boat and woodcraft lore.
Revolutionizing Shell Making In Manitoba Mechanics Spotlight
A detailed note on new shell making machines claimed to extract shells from solid steel billets in minutes, with experts deeming the technology valuable for marine and industrial uses. The text discusses potential impacts on wartime materials, machine design, and the broader mechanical field, noting anticipated adoption and names several technologists and institutions involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferough
Otliedt
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Areola
Conve
Grave
Urewis
Urea
Boy Scout
Boy Scout Movement
Lambs
Newral
Aston
Morthelife
Manitoba
Miller's Wien
Pienitees
Periert Neturel
Cavells
Br. Cassell
Bereece Dr. Camel's Co. Ltd
Manchenter, Explond
Cassell
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