Colby House Plan Features Brick Exterior and Low Roof Line
The Colby house plan emphasizes a brick veneer exterior and a particularly low roof line for sturdiness. It includes three bedrooms each with ample closet space, a living room, kitchen with dining area, multiple storage closets, a front vestibule coat closet, linen and hall storage, a large pantry cabinet near the refrigerator, and cross ventilation in the dining kitchen. The main footprint is 28 by 36 feet, with a full basement and total area of 1,170 square feet and a volume of 23,391 cubic feet.
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TNE Colby
Colby
Huge Rise in Credit Sales Seen by The Financial Post
The Financial Post notes a sharp rise in retail sales on credit but argues overall Canadians remain liquid with savings deposits and life insurance up. The piece suggests income growth supports current spending and warns some individuals and retailers may face future trouble.
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The
Financial Post
Joke exchange about puppy love and dogs life
A father quips that puppy love is only a prelude to a dog’s life, while a son asks what puppy love means. The joke hinges on a playful pun linking romance and canine life.
Origin of Mayors Dates Before Roman Empire in Spain
A historical overview traces the title mayor from Latin maiores to modern uses. It covers the evolution across Europe and Britain, noting mayoral roles, titles like Lord Mayor, Lord Provost, and the American and Canadian forms of address Your Honor and Your Worship.
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Alcade
Spain
Maire
Germany
Italy
Podesta
Scotland
Maior
England
London
British Isles
York
Belfast
Australia
Melbourne
Sydney
Adelaide
Edinburgh
Glasgow
United States
Canada
British Justice Seen as Free From Politics
Reader's Digest article argues British justice is fairer and faster than the American system. It claims prosecutors are professionals not politicians, judges are appointed for merit, magistrates serve for life, and police promote by ability, with no widespread corruption.
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England
United States
Police Department
America
Community concert presents medals to band leaders and members
Sunday evening after church, the town hall hosted a band concert where S Beatt received a shield along with three band members. Kiwanis Music Festival official Jerry Stansfield presented the awards, with Martin Bauer Jr playing trombone and his family contributing piano and baritone. The event highlighted the band’s strong performances and Mr Scott’s devoted support.
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S. Beatt
Jerry Stansfield
Kiwanis
Guelph
Martin Bauer Jr
David
Lillian Jennings
Eden Mills
Scott
St. John's Church
United Church
England
Rockwood
Bentley Wilson
Acton
James Neave
Toronto
Norfolk St
W. Peart
Wm. Peart
Guelph General Hospital
Mr. Peart
Brooklynite Misreads Sparrows as Birds
In Hyde Park a Brooklyn visitor mistakes sparrows for birds and asks about boids. An Englishman corrects him explaining the misheard term. The exchange highlights phonetic quirks and playful slang in a springtime scene.
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Hyde Park
Schoolboys to Explore BC Expedition Plans
The British Schoolboys' Exploring Society plans for next year's exploration of an unmapped region in British Columbia. Expeditions are open to boys aged 16 to 18.
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British Schoolboys
British Columbia
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