Down on the Farm Today I Work Through the Year
A speaker recalls a hard year farming with cows, chickens, and horses. He describes daily chores from dawn to dusk, weather fears, rushing tasks, and the weariness of farm labor. He notes money earned finally, and vows another season with grit and resolve.
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Bert Serp
Rural Route Change and Local War News From Halton
Rural Route No. 2 passes from John Gibbons to Earl Marshal of Yimehouse with relocation to Acton. Halton County marks progress with its first annual Women’s and Farmers’ Institutes picnic at Victoria Park Milton and wartime letters from the front. A $200 Red Cross donation to the Canadian Military Hospital at Shorncliffe acknowledged by Col. Armour. Major James Vallantine's reception at Town Hall. Obituaries: Jennie Frazil Somerville Lane, Lena Mr. Darland Henderson. Wright-Prout marriage in Toronto Acton. Dr Thomas' Electrical Oil advert with promotion. English as she’s white in Japan note and Canada National Railway letter excerpt.
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Megrees
Earl Marshal
Yimehouse
John Gibbons
Acton
Halton County
Farmers
Victoria Park
Milton
Yxtlmues
Red Cross Society
Canadian Miltary Hospital
Shornclift
Donald “Armour
Tom Alger
David Douglas
Fred Coles
James Vallantine
Draper Family at Ginger Farm A Tale of Mischief and Mayhem
The Draper children at Ginger Farm provide a lively study in contrast. Stella, age eleven, rides Eclipse despite caution. she is thrown but unharmed, while Eclipse dies soon after. Mary, twelve, keeps order. the three eldest boys go to boarding school, others learn at home. The tale recounts milk disputes, village outings, and playful but risky adventures, ending with the narrator recalling summer beach trips and curious mischief indoors.
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Stella
Dickie
Hind
Draper
Mary
Stel
Mr. Draper
Eclipse
Eclipes
Sivlla
Mrs. Draper
Grey Hare
Laser
Wiles
Sisser
Maury
Scallop Fishermen Report Strange Ocean Finds Off Digby
Scallop fishermen off Digby Nova Scotia have pulled up unusual items while harvesting. A fragment of earthenware, a china cup and saucer were recovered, believed to be from the wreck of the Culloden. The chatter notes scallops move and have health related value.
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Digby
Nova Scotia
Nova Boetia
Potato Marketing Board
Dominion Department of Agriculture
Regretful Farewell to Beloved Mischievous Children
A speaker reflects with regret bidding farewell to cherished children described as darling mischievous imps. The tone conveys affection, sorrow, and a sense of goodbye.
Biting Lice Pests Across Birds and Cattle Mentioned
A Canadian survey led by the Dominion Entomologist studies biting lice that infest wild and domestic birds and animals. Ornithologists and game officials collect samples to Ottawa for mounting, slide preparation, and classification.
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Canada
Dominion
Ottawa
Fire Brigade Report Shows Fast Response
The village Fire Chief recounts to the Village Council that the brigade reached the scene within ten minutes of arrival and found only the foundation left, prompting praise from the Chairman for a good start and rapid action.
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Yeu
Aly
Safety Rules for Motor Traffic from a School Poster
A dated list offers child and adult guidance to reduce accidents. It urges never riding with strangers and walking on the left, yielding to cars, crossing only with time, seeking help for wrecks, and keeping clear of the scene. It also advises drivers to avoid strangers, stay on the right, and give pedestrians space.
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Geome
Budget basics: planning before spending
The piece discusses a proactive approach to budgeting, emphasizing thinking ahead about money decisions. It warns against rushing changes and suggests evaluating needs before reallocating funds. The tone reflects practical financial guidance for personal or small business budgeting.
Ridiculous Question Sparks Debate on Heaven and Parents
A fragmentary exchange questions if a father could reach heaven for leadership while a mother’s role remains debated. The response urges silence and dismisses the notion as far-fetched, reflecting a strained family dispute.
France Faces Rural Concentration and Pull of Employment
Reading from 193X data, France shows many citizens dwell in small administrative units under 2000 inhabitants while 38 percent work in agriculture and forestry. The report notes employment swings with foreign workers entering during boom years and leaving in downturns, citing 1931 and 1934 wage-women figures and a Plutarch quote on contentment.
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France
Canadian National Railways
Persia Balm Promises Soft Youthful Beauty for All Women
Persain Balm is pitched as a delicately fragrant cosmetic that cools healing and smooths rough skin. It claims to soften hands and whiten texture, offering a peerless charm and beauty refinement for every woman.
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Bhendeerson
Grosvenor Street
Winnipeg
Lena Mr. Darland
John A. Henderson
Dr. Thoms
Japan
General Pua
Canadian National
Canallin National Railway
Mualway Co
U.S. A
Stam Locomove
Carl
Deen
Jay
H. Katsuno
Nuton
Raliwaye Magazine
Chronicles of
Thore
Lfe
Plutarch
Wteel Spasager
Kellogg's
Kellogg’s
Wade
Kel
Logg
London
Ontario
Kelloggs
Nee Tesa
Panadian National Railways
Arrow Bus
Scuepure
United States
Mexico
Central Ontario
W. T. Patterson
R.D
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Savage & Co
China
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