Dominion Wheat and Flour Industry in Canada Declines in 1920s
The report outlines Canada’s wheat and flour production, noting Atlantic mills and Ontario Quebec and other provinces contributed to outputs. It highlights Montreal as a major bread and flour center and cites output totals and shifts as hor ted by hortrada, with 1928 figures showing changes in regional shares amid evolving milling and packing practices.
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Port Royal
Anpapolis
Pominion
Railis
Barreie
Ontaris
Quebec
Provincas
Montreal
Doctor’s hard bargain with an old town pony and a colt
A gentle country doctor accepts gifts from poor patients while his estate noisily humbles him. His daughter Cicely pushes for fair treatment as the family struggles financially. A clever plan to sell Aladdin the horse earns a lucrative price, changing the doctor’s view of prudence and pride.
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Holunderpold
James
Qleely
Gronsons
Paters
Bam
New York
Axtie
Carp
Cloverly
Cicely
Mira
Bronson
Cloely
Russia
Boris
Noah
Aladdin
Iain
Graes
Aummer
Dienes
Bronsons
Ahu
Shor
Ad Cloely
Talyas
E ' Aladdin
Fasr
Caroleda
Tm Glad
Mra. Bronson
Hay -Befors
Mra Bronson
Loust
Shim
Ivo
Che
Horas
Algoun
Chip horneVine
Mrs. Branson
Alan
Standard Authors and the Value of Classic Works
A reflective piece argues that classic authors remain vital amid flood of new books. It praises Homer, Virgil, Shakespeare, Milton, Goldsmith and Lamb, noting enduring human insight, memory associations, and the comfort found in enduring literature across generations.
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Ong
Voluniga
Pan
Itime
Laray
Goldsmith
Lamb
Beott
Emerson
Grandfather
Red tape tale at West Point sparks clerkly reverence
A historical note from India Interam ing book recounts Capt Richardson praising the Army school’s quartermaster’s office for exacting controls over property. A story recalls a hospital fire near a officer’s house where a nurse’s attempt to borrow extinguishers met with hospital authority and a memorandum receipt left the hospital short.
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India
West Point
Hichardson
Army School
itagputIne
Bena
Freedom and folly in a rain soaked journey
A young man defies his father's instruction to avoid walking home in rain and claims he rode on top with the cab driver. The tale illustrates risk and pride as the boy returns soaked, insisting the ride was grand despite the storm.
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Fred
Ui Eald
Chicago
Anaha
Plana
Ehe
Amati
Hetio
Abe
Fragmentary Era Note Shows Mary in Thought
A garbled excerpt mentions Mary with a furrowed brow and uncertain words. The lines hint at inner reflection and a strained attempt at style or speech. Names or dates are unclear, leaving a fragmentary character sketch.
Woman's Europe trip shows light packing and freedom
Returning Americans recount a European tour with minimal baggage. A woman spent eleven weeks abroad with one brown satin dress, a hat, several garments, and a raincoat, proving travel can require little luggage and encouraging lighter trips for wives and families.
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Europe
New York
Sean
Yoven
England
France
Germany
Italy
Unclear Garden Scene Noted In Riverside Tale
A fragment describes Easter events with Oggy and Evalyn observing John the hired man in a garden. Beans are planted as a cart is raked, and Evalyn raises her hands in excitement at a small triumph amid the scene.
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Oggy
Evalyn
John
Mvylyn
Unvarnished Truth Tells of Navy Rescue Out of Water
A private sailor rescues an officer in distress after a mishap during the British party night. The officer shows surprise at the rescue and offers praise, while fearing gossip might jeopardize his reputation or career.
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Harper'd Magazine
Mala
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Acton Pree Press
Gilda
Allen Wavde
Wlae
Samuel Walter Fass
Canada
Canadian National Railway
Ange
Winnipeg
Colef
Ohanor
the Free Press
Cannon Wathon Nankin
Thib
van Bene
Bella
Steter
Misa Jessup
Wally
Daya
Sister
Rachel Kinaley
Hachel
Reading Standard Authors
Mary
Garman Alt Broast
the Palmolive Company OF Canada, Limbed
Toronto
Fisher & King
Georgetown, Ontonese
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