Liquor Case Warns Against Evasion by Foreign Visitors
Remanato Ganto, convicted of unlawfully selling liquor not from a government vendor, was fined 600 dollars and 21 dollars costs, with one month in jail in default. The judge condemned foreign emigration for profit and urged strict surveillance of such establishments to deter future violations.
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Remanato Hanto
Mobortto'a Winn
Nanagaways
Otteera Watler
Owens
Allen
Chapman
Milton
Moore
Ganton House
Syan
Darrister Lowry
Hamilton
Ganto Wos
Jean
Two Squirrels and Two Boys Lesson Across Time
An ancient fable contrasts two squirrels and two boys to teach thrift and effort. One squirrel hoards nuts while the other finds none. two boys prowl through schooling and life, one rising to governor and the other becoming a pauper. The tale asks which future each would choose.
The Courage and Gentleness of Modern Women
The article praises modern women for courage beyond old romance rescues. It notes women in roles as nurses teachers mothers daughters and athletes who protect and help others. Bayard Taylor’s lines on brave men are paralleled by praising women who act bravely at home and in service.
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Pat
Herolm
Bayard Taylor
Ornamental Maples Tested on Ottawa Grounds
The article reviews ornamental maples tested at Ottawa Experimental Farm including Amur Manitoba Norway Hehwodler Ned Bitver Gugar Tar tariant. It summarizes Bulletin No. 80 from Ottawa Department of Agriculture describing maples and other trees for Canadian homes, noting growth, color, and adaptability for eastern Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Amur
Department of Agriculture
Manitoba
Canada
Calder
W. T. Miaccoun
Dominion Morticulturist
Butte Ives
Burning Speed and a Fast Runner Tale
A local tale centers on Lloyd Hahan, praised as an exceptionally fast runner. A mother disputes a morning report claiming record-breaking speed, noting she saw only clear track with no crowds or cheers. The old riddle about a conqueror’s laurel closes the piece.
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Lloyd Hahan
Galdo
Cladera
Hens Invade Yard Drive Family to Edge of Garden War
Joy and Hope relocate to Concord Street find their new yard overrun by neighbor Mrs Marcy s twenty six hens and a rooster. After torpedoes and a clever boy, they discover the birds repeatedly trespass, prompting clever plans to keep them home and restore order in their rockery yard.
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Pthern
Iewan
Grace
Joy
Concord Street
Apri
Concordtreet
Marcy
Tonister
Robbie
Tim
Tom
Mry
Caoni Cord Street
Mrs. Munrey
Brighton
Joe Douglass
Coure
Rosca
Joe
Dawid
Shanghai
Murey
Atarey
Forethought and Ambition in Life's Failures
A dialogue between father and son analyzes why young people fail. They cite Joe Jennings, Herb Tass, Frank Pax, and others, blaming lack of forethought, imprudence, or grit, versus natural talent and circumstance. The piece argues success requires fact-based planning and suitable vocation, not mere ambition.
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Joe Genning
Joe
Day Jr
Herb
Malin
Pax
Partridge
Walnut Street
Iun
Courtenel
Bositiens
Dad
Alwoays
Tom
Rome
Reverend Guthrie’s Epistle On Religion’s Reach
A New York clergyman reflected on religious experience over force and reform. He argued that coercion cannot convert the Orient and that personal faith cannot be manufactured by bullets or coercive schemes.
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William No Guthrie
New York
Dugiaa
Orient
Unlucky Numbers and Odd House Door Talk
A drunken digression on superstition erupts as two men examine a stairway door labeled 1144 and debate why 13 is considered unlucky. They mock fears of the thirteenth hour and contemplate fate, coincidence, and dinner outcomes with skeptical humor.
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Howmandy
The Boundaries of the Average Girl’s Horizon
A critic argues the typical woman is limited by clothing social ties private hopes and income. The piece notes women’s information gaps and calls for broader education and engagement including politics education reform and larger world outlook beyond domestic concerns.
Banting Corn New Hybrid For Canadian Climate
Experi mental Parms have developed Banting by crossing Golden Bantam with other varieties. This new corn adapts to northern areas and across Canada. It preserves Golden Bantam qualities and matures two weeks earlier than the old variety.
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Canada
A Farm Boarder Faces Urban Mockery and Rural Talk
A city youth at a farm boarding house endures scorn from Thram Posner and others as he contemplates his future. Tension arises over class and progress while farm life and schooling mix with sharp talk about career paths and independence.
This Great Healing Oil Claims Full Eczema Relief
An advertisement extols Moone’s Emjernid Oil as a powerful antiseptic treatment for eczema and skin troubles. It promises quick relief after the first application and complete satisfaction, claiming it penetrates without staining or leaving residue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moone
Rabbits and Workmates Share Dinner in Mesmerizing Mine Tale
In a Mansas mine a Mexican named Jose and an American co worker shared rabbit from Jose's dinners on several nights. The American asked about the rabbits and Jose explained his wife traps them near their home where they come at night and make noises. The strange exchange ends with a cryptic line about worms and a pest remover advertisement appearing at the end.
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Mansas
Jose
Fragmented Local Dialogue About Chocolate Cake Visit
A garbled recount shows Mrs. Jones and a visitor debating cake portions. The visitor notes uncut cake and thanks Mrs. Jones as she finds a small piece for him. The exchange includes apologies and a request for a tiny slice.
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Jones
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