Fairy Lake and Bob Oliver Mowat Remembered in Town Scene
A lyrical collage opens with images of tiny fairy wings and tender care, then shifts to a memorial mood as Ontario’s Bob Oliver Mowat, William Thompson, and Henry Cole are honored. Local plans discuss new brick homes, blooming Canadian wildflowers, and a handball club meeting with officers elected and ideas for regional rescues.
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Fairy Lake
C. Speight
Ontario
Bob Oliver Mowat
William Thompson
Henry Cole
Omcara
Fallown
Aa. D. Haardmore
A. H. Devitt
J. A. McArall
W. A. Storey
W. J. Gould
Tresmuren
C. 1 McIntosh
Mostra
HH. Jeans
H. Bauer
J. Francia
Automobile care and advice from odd newspaper chatter
A fragmented column discusses car ownership risks and safety notes. It mentions insurance scrutiny for home applicants, cautions about second-hand vehicles, and jokes about driving prudence. The piece also references children’s health and worm extermination as a mother’s duty.
Bandwagon Jury Bias Warned In Public Advice
The text warns against bandwagon jurors who imitate the majority and abandon independent thought. It urges individuals to trust their own opinions, defend them firmly, and avoid being swayed by crowd pressure. It also touts Miller's Word Powder as a remedy for intestinal worms and related ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mosew
Tayker
Child The Thing Borrowed From Mrs Jones
A garbled dialogue shows a child reading a book titled Child The Thing borrowed from Mrs Jones. The mother mocks the reader’s focus while other names appear in broken speech, including Dooly and Dadleys, with scattered garbled phrases about bar of MOAD and unscented items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
bin Mother
Moses as Leader and Call of God in Biblical Study
A religious study piece discusses Moses as a trained, working, and humble leader chosen by God. It highlights his Hebrew and Egyptian upbringing, forty years in the wilderness, and the call to service. It notes character traits that fit a godly leader and poses questions for reflection.
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Moses
Talamacrepty
Moass
Peeien
Maseatio
Ife
Hila
David
Pater
John
Matthew
Alwaye
God
Goa
We Complain Less When We Count Our Blessings
An editorial urging gratitude over complaint. It notes that envy and greed breed misery while contentment with simple blessings, and argues that optimism nourishes happiness. The piece cites healing products as a metaphor for cautious, careful belief in worthy remedies.
A Dawyer And His Dog We Have Art
A San Diego lawyer writes of how a two month old puppy transformed his outlook on animals and humane education. He recalls changing from ignorance to compassion and urges education from cradle to grave for civilization to survive. He endorses Dr Thomas and Dr Wor cough remedies and their usefulness for various ailments.
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San Diego
California
Sven
Fragmented drive story from a street accident tale
A scrambled first person account describes an incident where a car bumped a tow truck after a near collision. The author notes no injuries, a minor rear end shove, and claims to have left the scene after offering a glance.
Paying Dear for Your Fun and Asthma Remedy Ad
A narrator notes a sly exchange about sincerity and value, then touts Dr J D Kellogg asthma remedy as a proven relief. The ad-like passage claims the remedy aids severe asthma cases where others fail, promising blessed relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Kellogg
Banest
Apple Growing Competition For Farm Boy
Ontario boys on Carleton and Ituwell counties compete to establish small apple orchards. The program, funded by a Dominion Agriculture department grant, runs three years with annual prizes for best independent care and land use between rows. The project aims to improve understanding of apple varieties and planting suitability across Canada.
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Carleton
Ituwell Countea
Ontario
Whyte
Ytlnton Hosttauteur Bat
Geo O H. Clark
L. St. Newman
Contidlon Semmes
Fariad
Afacoun Feols
Canada
Dominion Department of “Agriculture
Ottawa
The Things That Counted
Mrs Phelps frets over guests while her guest Alice recovers from a fall with a twisted ankle. Viva arrives with cheer as Bea Becomes involved, and Kitty Phelps considers plans to host more visitors. The scene reveals the strain and generosity of neighborhood hospitality.
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Snowich
Alice
Florida
Kitty
Coura
Eacaine
Tin
Olle
Phelp
Phelpa
Bea
Viva
Flor Syed
Ducer Piensa
Vne
Pim
Kitty Phelpa
Mitty
Kitty Thorn
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Jim
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Miss Miami
Mr. Erastus
le Miller
Johovaty
Liuerator and
Laworgs
Jasan
Ruth
Haturlay
Japhthah
Tthe Goudy
Palmaby
Gothenburg
Gothanb
Europe
Gothnburg
Aweden
Baltic
A Dawyer
Dr. Thomas
Eastlake
AshveRizes
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Metalic Roofing Co
King St. Ve
Lovatry
Woukahouspa
Pt Tt
Cate
Fruce Watsoun
Henri
Emidt
Jio
Henrietta
Wruce
Patol Red Sd Ae
Dougl
T. J. O’neil
Quality
N. O'Neill & Son’s
Georgetown
Automobile and Carriage Painting
Goodyear
Studebaker
Dodge Brothers Motor Cars
Acton
Milton
J.N. O’neill & Son
Otferp
Telloia
Analane Aietta
Damenie
Fletcher
Iit
the Free Press
Grand‘ Trunk Railway
Feronte Suburban
Leetric”Attoray
Hunday
Aunday Dally
Hungay
Vraight
Toronto
Thetford, Agant
Clapaon
Koxalon
Guelph Business College Herald Building
Guelph
V.D. Gpratt
Amain Street
Moffat's. Confectionary
T. E. Gibbons
Mill. Street
Acton, Ont
CaNnana Graving
M. Edwards &Co
Speight’s
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Quanitiw
AIS Tinwaiw
Sporting Goods Workehy Transa
Aecoldh
Mill Stree
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