Never Bay Die
A fragmentary verse passage reflects on doubt and bold effort. The speaker recalls skeptics who said a task could not be done and claims personal resolve to proceed alone. The lines express defiance, hidden effort, and eventual action despite opposition.
Twenty Years Ago highlights from Free Press 1915 page
A snapshot of district life with notes on auditors appointment by the council, wartime messages from relatives in Russia, military portraits from Acton Boys at Salisbury Plain, local road inspection by Chief Engineer Wilkie, a poor relief electrician appointment, and a tight county wardenship race in Halton. Also obituaries for Albert Wright and Catherine Stewart Moore plus an ad touting Kellogg asthma remedy.
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A. E. Nicklin
J. P
George
FR. Agnew
Russia
Morris Saxe
Tue
Paris
Acton
Salisbury Plain
Wilkie
Tur
Churchville
Toronto Suburban
Clarence Blackhall
Winghan
Wright
Guelph Hospital
Albert Wright
Joseph Wright
Moqre
Wright Avenue
Toronto
Catherine Stewart
Willan Moore
Canada sees upward trend in horse production in 1934
The 1095 Agricultural Bulletin from the Dominion Department of Agriculture notes higher June 1934 horse figures than 1933, with breeding activity rising. Prairie breeders clubs up 32.8 percent. increased imports of pure bred stallions and mares. Draft horse export activity grows. shipments to Britain and Barbados. demand in Great Britain and West Indies. negotiations to supply Chinese Government. rising interest from Australia for Clydesdales and Percherons.
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Canada
Dominion” Department of Agriculture
Departent of Trade and Commerce
Atatistica
Prairie Provinces
Great Britain
Great Deltain
Barbados
West Indies
Australia
Smu
Singed Chickens And Store Hours Stir Ontario Tales
The writer shares poultry marketing tips from home in Ontario and recalls a comic misadventure with a partner who bungled a chicken shipment. They urge better post Christmas holiday time for workers and question Boxing Day observance, calling for a provincial public holiday to aid exhausted shop staff.
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Toronto
Express
Partner
Ontario
Comey
Nuts in the Menu Insights from Barbara B Brooks
Barbara B Brooks recalls early nut groves along the coast and argues nuts are concentrated foods that balance meals. The piece lists recipes including Mocha Nut Cake Corn Flake Drop Cookies and Sugared Brazil Nuts with steps, tips, and health notes for children.
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Barbara B. Brooks
Cali- Tormia
Brazil
Fragmentary OCR Note on Dinner and Recollections
A garbled OCR fragment discusses a dinner and memories of past events. Names and clear facts are not readable, leaving only partial phrases about sweetness and forgotten recollections. The text lacks coherent context or identifiable individuals.
Slats Diary Excerpts Mixed With Quack Beauty Ads
A fragmented diary parody by Ross Parquhar lists daily personas and mischievous tales from the week with names like Milly Trucker Seth Maginnis and Sally Flutt, followed by a heavy promotional block touting Verdian Balm and Persian palm iy as skin and hair products.
Real Necessities for Sunday School Teacher Tommy
Fragmentary line notes two essential items for Tommy and a caregiver include water and baby care. The text is incomplete and lacks clear event details or identities to form a full, factual summary.
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Tommy
A Quirky Exchange at the Foreman's Office
A man applied for a night watchman job claiming he is alert when noises wake him. A village post office gag leads to a teller dispute over sending trousers by book post, and a barber incident ends with a joke about holding water in the mouth.
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Milly
Seth Maginnis
Makshan
Sally Flutt
Manny Bidscala
Bally
Flatt
Ant Emmy
Eco
Sonny Caldera
Wensday
Billy Markle
Mary
Gu ‘Nor
Abo
Barber Wounds Banker in Quick Hold Up
In a terse exchange after a barber nicked a wealthy man with a razor, the victim quips that bleeding a banker would be easy. The barber replies calmly, and the scene shifts to an underground remark in the same exchange.
College students test tonic claiming blood-boosting gains
A college experiment among 40 students tested a tonic said to build blood by increasing red blood cells and coloring matter. Reported improvements in health and vitality followed after taking the tonic, with claims of easier study and better energy for work and play.
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Chen
Jacreyidoy
Williams
Wiliam
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