Vree Building Notice Amidst Advertising Malfunction
Fragmented OCR text shows a notice referencing a Vree Building in MYL Street and mentions postage charges, advertising materials, and a publisher. The readable items hint at a business notice or advertisement section with unclear names and dates.
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Acton Vree Thess
Steee Avery
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Myl Strest
Agian
United State
Abel
Pale la Foutle Advertising
MenaHrenvent Tee
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Moore, Kaliog
Canada’s year of trade and urban politics examined
Editorial notes a $464,000,000 year-over-year trade rise and public ownership gains in Toronto amid New Year elections. It highlights Hydro Radial system endorsements, Toronto mayoral speculation about Tommy Church, and a France quote on the League of Nations. It also cites Ontario liquor prescription limits and Alberta’s push for harsher penalties for drunken drivers.
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Canada
Toronto
Toronto trades convention prompts wage and output talk
In a Toronto week convention a discussion of building trades noted employers' fears of layoffs shaping worker effort. Mr Reynolds cited bricklayers increasing output from 450 to 1000 bricks daily on one job. Roofers sheet metal workers and other contractors also reported higher productivity, while observers warned if this improves would last into next year.
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Toronto
Reynolds
By-law and Registration Dispute Over Waterworks Charge
Municipal Clerk notices show a November revision of frontage costs totaling 70000 with 24000 paid by the Corporation and a December registration stating 35000 assessed to properties and 35000 assumed by the Corporation. Questions arise about authority and lack of voter approval for the change.
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Municipal Corporation
Waterworks Commission proposed for Acton
The Hydro Electric Commission of Ontario urged Acton Council to pass a by law to elect a Waterworks Commission. They argued that a dedicated body of business men would better administer the water system, which has over 400 water takers and requires close oversight. Past votes against the plan were due to misapprehension, but conditions now support adoption with little opposition.
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Waterworks Commission
Hydro Commission
Hydro- Electric Commission of Ontario
Hydro
Acton
Commission
Commissionera
Athout
University of Toronto
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Ontario Race Track Wagering Reaches 42 Million
Official reports show Ontario racetrack gambling totaling 42 million dollars in 1920. The Provincial Treasurer received the returns, urging the province to rid itself of what is described as a demorphizing incubus on the economy.
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Ontario Board of License Commissioners
Ontario
A Boat Not B Vehicle
Mr Justice Middleton held that liquor license inspectors may search vehicles for contraband liquor but not boats, since boats are not vehicles. The article notes a likely legislative amendment to redefine vehicle to close the distinction and widen search powers.
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Justice Middleton
Middleton
New Alberta Marriage Law Aimed at Banns and Licenses
A forthcoming Alberta Legislature session may see a new marriage act requiring publication of banns before marriage and mandating that a license be obtained prior to any legal union. The proposed provisions, if adopted nationwide, would standardize marriage requirements across provinces.
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Alberta
Anticipated Coal Famine Averted in Canada Weather
The article notes winter weather easing coal shortages in Canada. Western provinces report strong prairie markets and reduced famine fears due to increased supplies. Central Canada faced doubtful prospects months earlier, but mild November and December weather improved import stability, suggesting a satisfactory season if shipments stay steady through winter.
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Canada
Famine in China prompts Christian relief appeal
Reports from China warn of a famine grim enough to threaten twenty million deaths within six months. Up to forty million face starvation without large scale aid as winter approaches, with the appeal urging Western Christians to act through missionary channels to show love and compassion.
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China
Canada Face Bright Future in Wary Europe War Outlook
Sir George Foster writes from Europe that Canada enjoys lighter taxation and greater freedom from privation. He praises Canada’s opportunities and urges Canadians to set their house in order for future development, noting the University of Toronto’s influence on Ontario’s progress and the need for expanded university funding and facilities.
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George Foster
Canada
Europe
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Regimental reorganization aims to preserve Great War records
Announcement details the formation of a new unit named Hinlton Lifes, combining the 87th and two reserve battalions from the 76th and 164th, to perpetuate the war service records of the battalions. Commanded by Lt. Col. Ballantyne, the regiment will recruit locally in Georgetown Acton and Walton County, with three years’ service, new equipment, and an armory upgrade.
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Georgetown
Oakville
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Your Partner Or Yourself To Blame In Married Life
Reader faces dull, drab marriage and loneliness. Does lack of sentiment and freedom tempt thoughts of leaving or seeking new companionship. Questioning if real love faded to loneliness or if situation, interest, or desire drove the choice. Focus on removing discouragement that harms happiness.
A Bound Heart Echoes on Paranoia and Trust
Fragment from a column exploring paranoia as a mental state. It contrasts distrustful types with open hearted individuals, warning against projecting suspicions onto others while noting physical hints and social judgments. The piece weaves archaic punctuation and phrasing to discuss how a person who believes others deceive them may actually be unreliable.
Hunting Ground Casualties Highlight Deer Hunts Dangers
A damaged clipping reports deer hunting mishaps this year, noting careless behavior and misidentification of targets. It argues for accountability and potential penalties to deter reckless hunters and protect others from preventable harm.
Memory Work To Do Habit Of Writing Notes
A fragmented note argues that writing things down does not fix memory but strengthens recall. It stresses memory relies on effort and consistent practice rather than innate gifts and urges regular memory-work to build mental habits and cognitive strength.
Rich Beyond Dreame: Ophir Gold In Early Mine Tale
Fragmented OCR suggests an old article claiming Ophir wealth and Dorticene beliefs. It mentions Dr Carl Peters and a company financing research into Ophir mines. Claims thousands of years of lost gold, with figures like 420 to 460 talents of gold allegedly brought to Solomon.
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Thors
Dlamon
Ophir
Jerusalem
Carl Peters
Aolomogg
Ing Hat & Giant
Chauffeur’s Meal Sparks Hotel Mixup in Country Visit
A touring millionaire in a power car stopped at a country hotel. The waiter lists a simple meal for the chauffeur but the impresario interjects noting the chauffeur arrived with a lavish order. The scene ends with conflicting recalls of meals and beverages.
Auto Tractor Tradesmen Wanted at Weep- Toronto
Employment offer for men in auto and tractor trades at Hemp Wes Auto and Gas. Jobs include automobile mechanics, driving, tractor operation, vulcanizing, oxy-acetylene welding, storage battery electrical work. Practical training provided. Day and night shifts with steady wages. Address 163 King Street.
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Dassey
Tres Tatalomue
King Street
Toronto
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