Honey Uses and Properties Promoted by a Canadian Expert
A Canadian expert explains honey composition 76 percent sugar 18 percent water and small mineral traces. Heating restores granulated honey without harming quality while over heating darkens it. Store dry to prevent fermentation and spoilage. Honey’s high energy value suits daily home use, baking, canning, and as a sugar substitute with adjusted recipes.
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Canada
C. B. Gooderham
Domainion
Aplariat
Ada Weston Courage in Adversity Moves Community
Ada Weston shows courage by admitting she cannot afford a trip to Edenburg. Her honesty inspires others in Mrs Weaver’s circle to acknowledge their own limits, sparking a collective resolve to support common duty over expense and pride.
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Ada Weston
Julia Weaver
Weaver
Ada
Adu
Julio
Dennis UW
Lightning danger in homes and electrical setups
An electrical expert warns that lightning can strike through two wood sized outlets or radiators, jumping between conductors or grounding paths. Indirect hits are common when paths allow current to move along chains, rails, or suspended objects, creating dangerous indirect paths to people and property.
Brave Girl Missionary Wins Dry Victory in Gap
Adelia Fox, a Sunday School teacher from Ohio, arrives in Bear Gap Appalachians to promote temperance. She converts a notorious distiller, urges a dry vote, and leads the community to a large dry majority.
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Bavern
Gear Gap
Appalachians
Adilla Fox
Congregation ‘Church
Ohio
Addin Fox
Nang
Shie
Adelia Fox
Wonderful Heroine feature in Montreal Family Herald offer
The Family Herald and Weekly Star of Montreal promotes a feature on The Wonderful Heroine a tale praising a young woman's self sacrifice and faith. It announces a striking colored painting reproduction and four new photos for subscribers. The offer highlights a yearly subscription price of $3.00 for Family Herald and Weekly Star.
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Weekly Star of
Montreal
Herald
Weekly Star
Farming Property Values Rise Across British Columbia 1908–1923
Across twenty years farm property values in British Columbia climbed from 137,754 in 1908 to 201,379,049 in 1923, a 69 percent rise. The report notes higher occupied farm spaces per acre in 1021 than in 1914 and 1931, with total farm equity improving substantially.
Fragmentary rant misquotes history and misstates claims
The text piles derisive accusations about royalties and a widow, claiming large sums and forced relocations related to Tivitaln war herds and decor or memorials. The passage mixes sensational phrasing with garbled names and places, lacking coherent events or verifiable details.
Local notes mix of events in Town and Country region
A patchwork of items from the Town and Country area covers luncheon with army officers, a serious injury from a tank incident, a Hamilton Ontario association election, church anniversaries, harvest reports, a ducking glow at Oakville, a bird show on New Year’s Day, and district planning including a town council tire hall extension and local church boat delivery.
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Cox
United States “Army
Dundastrot
W. Ford
J. Yuddinter
Toronto
Royal Connaught
Hamilton
Arthur Fillimor
Oakville
Mudn
Megim
Hughson
Meat Methodist Church
WD. Hamilton
Burlington
Lronte
Amtie Sa
Linda
Hoecord
Local notices and social events in Georgetown area
The Georgetown column notes M Clarknon of Brampton now runs the gonard grocery, visits by Grand Master W J Dropa and Br Elyx Barraclough, and Rev Camer on bed bound. Oakville's George Hillmer attends Oddfellows service. Knox Church hosts Rev McKay taking charge. Willoughby banquet by Georgetown golfers. December meeting of USF and YWCA. Wellington Livestock team places fourth at Royal Winter Fair. bazaar at Nurse's Church raises 76. Presbyterian Church celebrates 75th anniversary with a series of sermons and special services next week
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Htr. M.clarknon
Brampton, Hen
Gonard
D.yivingstons
W. J. Dropa
Elyx
Barraclough
OlennUlums
Wm. Cameron
Cranbrook
K. Cameron
George Hillmer
Hillmer
Oakville
Oddfellows
New Lodge
Fant Wook
W. M. McKay
Mitton
Knox Church
MecKay
Tim
Roy
Cameron
Georgetown
D A. Willoughby
Oddfellowe
Arena
Ly' ‘Thompson
Grant
Wm. McKay
Wolfers
Willoughby
Burne
Ben
USF. O
UN YW. Q
George D. Fletcher
Cal. Craig
Fergus
Victor Pinkawy
Hinclair
Erin
Acrom
Grossomwlon
Myr
Mra
Nurse
Laaf Mission
Guns
Presbyterian
Werekuf
Lev
Walter Watterson
Br. A
Norval
Robertson
Toronto
Westneeday
A. C. Hlewart
M. A
Aolan
Fev
Milton Miltonon Notes and Local Updates
Mr Charles Taylor of Hrantford was kidnapped an organist and choir Isador in the Methodist Church, with the High Heed Commencement set for Friday December 7. H. H. Gelling just returned from England. Sewerage plans are discussed by the Town Council as petitions are reviewed before committing funds. Inspector J M Danyes of Milton had a provincial highway accident near Dundar treat but escaped unharmed. Engagement announced between Viela Saabet and Donald Hutmen of Milton with a December wedding planned.
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Charles Taylor
Hrantford
Boen
Isador
MethoWal
H. H. Gelling
England
Oakvilly
J. M. Danyes
Milton
Dundar
Mire W. J. Pell
Atistons
Viela Saabet
Donald Hutimen
Old Nat
Men
Gw, Huttmen
Warty
Mefonmer
The Root of Gambling and the Honest Man’s Shield
The writing compares gambling and theft, arguing that both thrive on getting something for nothing. It urges youths to learn honesty, noting that every unearned gain corrupts character, while the honest man preserves a trust in humanity that swindlers cannot erode. Dr. Frank Crane is cited from Shoe and Leather Journal.
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Hin Viotimen
Frenchmun
Frank Crane
Shoe and Leather Journal
Remarkable Wheat Harvests Across Southern Alberta
Alberta farmers report record yields with several growers averaging 60 to 86 bushels per acre. Notable crops include Moss Malmberg 470 acres at 47 bushels, W H Fletcher 160 acres at 81, Thomas Murgentay Hranty 110 acres at 68, C Hoak 80 acres at 67.1, John Jacobson 45 acres at 86, and Vulcan districts expected near 3,000,000 bushels.
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Thomas Murgettay Hranty
Wit. C. Hoak
Cayley
Alberta
Dg. C. Coote
Gayley
John Jacobson
Vulcan
Vulcan Sietrlee
I C. Boomer
Nanton
Albartu
Dushel
How did he gain the knowledge of humanity
An eccentric family's night reveals a boy who whispers the words How did he know as clues to a mystery. The parents, siblings, and neighbors chase the secret behind his uncanny understanding and the Bible found in a cabinet triggers the final revelation that ties all clues to a single source.
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Edgar Guest
Aw Onn
Muaon Qi
Ming
Wurthjas
Reversing the Reverses in a Western Desert Visit
A Vermont man visits the owner of a ranch in the arid West. The guest tours the land, hears about barriers to growing date palms, and discusses future plans. The owner reflects on savings and resilience, noting he has prepared for dry spells with prudent setbacks and yields.
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Vermont
Pbrother
Tam McGregor Backhanded by Witty Caddie Remark
A humorous golf story on a Hoottish course follows a politician recalling a round with Tom McGregor. The caddie challenges current play, quipping that Tam McGregor still outplays the field, prompting a wry, self-deprecating reply.
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Tom McGregor
Tam McGregor
plareGregor
Tam McGregors
Centair Lamp Promises Clean Bright Light Trial Offer
A New lamp marketed by N Johnson claims discharge free odor and soot with a brilliant white glow superior to gas and electricity. Government and 36 universities supposedly tested it. free 10 year trial and a chance to earn agency income of 260 to 600 dollars monthly are offered.
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U. S
Barnes
N. Johnson
Craig A. W
Hemphill Auto Tractor School Ad Promises Big Pay
A Toronto ad urges men to learn automobile and tractor operation and repair via the Hemphill practical system. It promises a trade leading to independence, with free employment service and a catalog, at 163 King Street West.
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Ime
Lfe
Hemphill
Hemphill Auto Yractor School
King Bt. West
Toronto
School Bus Service Improves in Rural Town
The article describes the rural district’s 126 square mile area with 660 pupils, 300 miles of daily bus travel, and 20 miles per student per day. Eleven students ride daily, twelve weekly, nine by local teachers and one by a woman driver. Bus cost runs about $20 monthly per pupil. conditions improved with new roads this year.
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Volcom
Bn Ania
Boo
Echo
de Fite
Wan Dally
Alder
Chad
Fragmented dialogue from a narrative scene
An unclear excerpt shows Editly Jean finishing a turn and her father questioning her. Jean responds with a line about learning the alphabet, then says she wants to jot more from the stars. The passage is incomplete and lacks identifying context.
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Jean
No big business hides its light under a bushel in competition
The piece urges recognizing effort and using inventive outreach to spread a story. It notes there is no fixed method for promotion and encourages using letters, calls, visits, slides, samples, and local publications to reach audiences.
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Orangeville
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Ian
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Tivitaln
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