Potato as wholesome food for all ages and health
An early 20th century health column extols potatoes as a superior starch and protein source, easy to digest and beneficial for digestion and alkaline blood. It praises potato milk mixes, buttermilk, Gavita yeast extract, and mashed potato for children, noting potato’s long history from Inca cultivation to widespread use.
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Alan
Ahauld
America
Spain
Ireland
Lancashire
England
Potatoes Promise Good Yields In Erin Township
Twenty years ago this week in Erin Township fields of potatoes looked healthy with strong prospects. Boy Scouts led by Scoutmaster Harwood hiked to Limehouse for a rocky outing. Ottawa introduced the Conscription Bill to the Renair. Churches marked the war’s third anniversary with services. House of Commons announced 444 454 Canadians enlisted. British ships sunk. Beret Coles promoted at Decow Falls. Lieut Ernest G Worden wounded in action. Alban’s Garden Party at 108th Regiment Band event raised receipts over 300.
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Erin
Boy Scouta
Harwood
Limehouse
Renair
Ottawa
House of Commons
Canada
Thenr
Beret
Coles
Decow Falls
H. H. Worden
Guelph
Ernest G. Worden
T. Alban’s
108Th Regiment
Kitchener
Lobster catch value climbs in Canadian fisheries April
Canada’s sea fisheries report shows April lobster landed value rising by 130000 dollars, driven by Nova Scotia waters during the closed season. Dominion production overall exceeds 830000 dollars, up from about 718000 the year before, with Atlantic provinces supplying the world’s top lobster output through hundreds of canneries each year.
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Canada
Nova Scotia
Dominion Aa
Canadas
Atlantic Provinces
Reminiscences of the Old Speight Tannery Town
The writer recalls a bygone era centered on the Speight tannery on Main Street. He describes the water wheels powering sawing and tanning operations, a pond and creek used by children, and workers like Thomas Molanva and Richard Stone. Details include tanning processes, early forties machinery, and community life around the tannery.
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John Speight
Speights
Joe Mackenzie
Jack
Tyne Gaya
Walter
Beardmora & Co
Aaottay
Geonga
Wanda
William Hamatrent
Uhare
W.tannery
New O.N.R
Dan Young
Orewarya Corners
Thames Molam
N. BP. Mola
Miva
Chearge Fuguar
Pla
Gannery
Thomas Molanva
Mra
Melam
Duirrancy Tirandinara
Peter Smith
Mr. Stone
Mr. Beardmore
Hia Sone
Toronto
Stone
Beardmore Talwayn
Walter Braindmore
Zalman Hall
Point Well Taken in Patient Baby Care Exchange
A humorous exchange between Mrs Up-to-date and a family doctor centers on treating a baby with castor oil. The doctor insists castor oil is appropriate, while Mrs Up-to-date objects, remarking castor oil is old fashioned, and the doctor responds that babies themselves are old fashioned too.
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Mra
Aki
It was a Sco man who invented the wrist watch
A playful quip contrasts a Scotsman’s pride in wristwatch invention with a jest about keeping hands out of pockets, sparking light humor on invention and national character.
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Sco
Noted Scientist Dead From Page Five Report
The fragmentary text recalls a scientist or agronomist, Dr Saunders, linked to Marquis Wheat and its development. It discusses early wheat varieties, timing, milling qualities, and his role in Canadian agriculture, noting his retirement and pension while highlighting his lasting impact on hard wheat production.
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Marquis
Arthur
Tidian Head
Quomnauen
Mae Everyiady
Winala
Marshall
Charlan Saunders
Prelude
Heward
Saunders
Steward
Saundrra
All-Bran Helps Constipation Says Reader Testimony
A reader crediting Kellogg's All-Bran reports relief from long term constipation after using the cereal. The letter notes bulk from the cereal absorbs water, forms soft mass, and stimulates the system while providing vitamin B and iron.
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Warting
Afra
Doris Eyre
Kellogg's
Fellogg
London
Western Wheat Harvest Sets In Across Prairie Belt
Drought soil drift and grain hopper issues threaten crops though many regions report excellent stands and early harvesting. A typical western scene unfolds as Southern Saskatchewan sees less harvest activity after years of drought. Abundant rains elsewhere bolster wheat and other grains as harvest begins in the Canadian and American grain belts.
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Aome
Saskatchewan
Time Tables for Canadian National Railways at Acton
Daily schedules show trains to Acton with 6 08 am departures and Sunday variations. A second daily service runs at 2 15 pm on Sundays only.
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Acton
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Cannok Aeen
Kenneth M. Lancdon
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Latshman Eisel Hous
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Byman Elk
Mia Gerest
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