Island notes and historic places near Campobello
Fragmented text recalls Campobello and nearby areas with references to Mount Forest Welland Silloth Ovens and a funeral. Mentions Grand Manan Deer Islands and border proximity to the United States. Notes Benedict Arnold’s residence on Campobello after the American War.
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Silloth
Eelates
Ovens
Mount Forest
United States
Maine
Owen
Campobello
Gamada
Benedict Arnold
London
Ngland
Fragmentary quotations on duty faith and death from varied authors
The fragmentary OCR text presents quotes on duty education faith and mortality from Jeremy Taylor and others. It includes phrases about not relying on others, educating oneself, duties to God, and the notion of death as a harbor, with garbled attributions and stray names.
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Jeremy Taylor
Memorial Service Held at Union Cemetery in Guelph
A large crowd gathered Sunday July 2 1933 to honor the memory of deceased residents at Union Cemetery Guelph. Neil McKinnon board member chaired the service with Abrams band and the McArthur male quartet supplying hymns. Beamon recalled memories of home and youth while Rev Hodson spoke on the city of the dead and gratitude for the day. Coningsby Women's Institute planned to assist in caring for the cemetery.
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Igamingly
Union Cemetery
Neil McKinnon
Occasio
Abrams
McArthur
Guelph
Jed
Beamon
Hodson Ce
Coningsby
Acton and Milton Play Hard in Loosely-Called Baseball Day
A chaotic summary notes crowds and errors as Acton defeats Milton 9-7. Key moments include Waterhouse and Bates contributing, Umpire Joe Nicholson ejecting A Clements, and chatter about suspensions and future games.
Out of Place Witnesses Milk Wagon Crash Scene
A crowd gathered as a street jear struck a milk wagon, a small man fought forward to observe and cried out at the spilled cream. A nearby woman snapped, Mind your own business, in reply to the observer’s exclamation.
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Jeree
Incomplete OCR sports note about Acton team race
An unreadable OCR fragment describes Acton and Oakville football or sports action on a Saturday. It mentions a second place finish, walking plays, and a few players, but many words are garbled and the exact event, scores, and teams remain unclear.
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Waterhouse
Adiston
Matt” Bates
Sant
Thstad
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A. Clements
Clements
Fetter
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BM Matthews
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Marsh
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Acton
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Oskville
Smart
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Mother_Parker
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Tee Ty
Boys’ Farm
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