Twenty Years Ago Incentive Notes From May 13 1915
Items from the Imac of The Free Fraw dated May 13 1915 report Mr J B Whasksaals new residence nearing completion at Centgetown with Mackenzie planning June relocation. Ben-Prtch named Liberal standard bearer for next House of Commons election. David Russell of Ballinufad visits Bequesing Sunday School Association and Methodist Gundsy School. Harold S Nicklin and Howard S Black pass civil and electrical engineering exams with honors. Lusitania sinks off King’s Head Ireland with 1394 lives lost, overcrowded passenger list including notable figures. Acton boys wounded but no fatalities. Sergt Harry Harwood and others named. Home Guard reorganized for summer with about forty men. Birth notice: a son to Mr and Mrs Joel B Leslie on May 5 1915. Deaths: Richard Shortill of Ballinagh May 1 1915 aged 80 and Joseph Pyte of Victoria B C May 5 1915 aged 62.
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J. B
Harold
Nicklin
Howard
Black
Kinsle Head
Ireland
Lfe
Acton
Harry Harwood
James Robertson
John Riley
David Douglas
Wm. Ward
Wits
J. Coles
Richard Singleton
Corrector of Pulmonary Troubles Promoted by Testimonials
The article extols Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil for respiratory disorders and bronchial inflammation. It asserts widespread relief and urges sufferers to try the remedy based on experience and testimonials.
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Thomas
Canada Approved label protects public health in a world market
The Canadian Government Departments of Agriculture promote pure foods and honest labeling under the Meat and Canned Foods Act. In 1993-94 inspections covered cattle and sheep, poultry, buffalo, meat packing plants, and dairy products across 650 plants, ensuring sanitary handling and quality standards.
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Department of Agriculture
Canada
Cannel Trust
Dominion
Compulsory Butter Grading Begins in Western Provinces
The grading of dairy butter for domestic consumption becomes compulsory in British Columbia and Alberta on May 1 1955 and in Saskatchewan and Manitoba on July 1 1935. The law requires designations First Grade Second Grade Third Grade and No Grade reflecting butter quality.
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Brits Columbia
Alburta
Huskatchewah
Manitoba
Juha
Engagement Sparks Between Lovers Amid Promises
A brief, pivotal exchange reveals a couple’s plan to wed. The scene centers on their mutual anticipation and the pledge to begin a life together, marking a turning point in their relationship.
Chronicles of Ginger Farm Week in the farm house and Jubilee radio
The writer describes harsh weather and cheerful visitors that lifted the week. A letter from a lady editor prompts a short story, while a doctor scolds as winter chores continue. Jubilee radio broadcasts from London stir memories for Partner and others, including the royal procession and St Pauls Cathedral coverage.
Adopt a Child Week Urges Ontario Homes for Sheltered Kids
The Ontario Welfare Minister David Croll announces Adopt a Child Week to highlight neglected youngsters in shelters amid the Dionne quintuplets first birthday celebrations. He urges childless couples to provide loving homes, citing nearly 1,000 children needing parental care beyond institutional care.
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Toronto
Ontario Department of ‘Welfare
Callander
Ontario
David Croll
Croll
Lfe
Canada
Mr. Cross
King of Wheat Kings honored for Canadian farming leadership
Dr Seager Wheeler of Rosthern Saskatchewan receives a gift trip to England from friends and the Canadian Pacific Railway for his world famous championship wheat. Wheeler, emigrating from the Isle of Wight in 1885, won the world wheat king title five times and earned a doctorate from Queen's University for his farming achievements.
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Canada
Seager Whicvler
Rosthern
Saskatchewan
England
Canadian Pacific Railway
Seager Wheeler
Isle of Wight
Dominions
Wes
Wis
Senger Wheeler
Little boy swallows coin mild danger reported
Mrs McTavish fears a small child has swallowed a no-shilling piece while a neighbor asks about danger. The father is away from town, reducing immediate risk.
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Mra. McTavish
Jubilee Broadcast Draws Global Ovation at St Pauls
A report from St Pauls Cathedral describes a hushed, emotional broadcast of the Idlnu leader's reply to his people. The audience, including Partner, remained for the Jubilee event as the world attests to a steady monarchy amid tense times.
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St. Paul's Cathedral
Idlnu
Hivalcé
Scrapbook Hobby Gathers Royal Family Pictures
A note describes starting a scrapbook hobby of collecting pictures of the royal family. The author reflects on the timely moment to begin this project and mentions the idea occurred to them as an opportunity.
Maple syrup used as a cookery staple in new recipes
An article extols maple syrup as a versatile ingredient and offers several preparations. It details maple syrup cups with eggs and milk, a maple syrup sauce for ice cream and puddings, a maple cream ready to roll, and maple oatmeal cookies, including mixing steps and substitutions for sugar.
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Canada
Troy
Wanted An Uncle From Aunt Jo's Lonesome Night
Peggy questions Aunt Jo about marriage as a weekend scene unfolds with church choir echoing through open windows. A stranger observes and frets over a rumor of a suitor while Aunt Jo clings to memory and hope, keeping a lamp lit for love.
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Peggy
Josephine Lawlor
Boon
Miss Lawlor
Josephine
Niece
Pegry
Fogey
Aunt Jo
Vevey
Josephine Lawiter
Pegey
Misa Yawler
Josephine Lawlord
Somce
Weeetherri
Pogey
Thorn
Flargraver
Hargraves
Emerald Bigger Than Diamonds Weighing Over Eight Carats
A gem reports that an emerald exceeds an eight carat diamond in size by density and cut. The article compares weight and measurement to highlight emerald prominence in a jewelry showcase.
Climate and Sugar Beets Insights From Dominion Trials
The Dominion Experimental Farms Chemistry Division reports 20 years of data show climate as the key factor in beet yield and sugar content. Warm springs with good rainfall, a growing season with ample rain, and mild autumns produce better beets, while wet springs, hot dry periods, or early frosts reduce germination and maturation. Dark loamy soil, limeing soil, and ample phosphorus fertilization are important for best results.
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Dominion
Was Hee Face Hed Yow Kind of You
A fragmentary dialogue shows a girl praising Noweks and a young man promising to pay tomorrow, with a playful exchange about kindness and a purchase. The language reflects dated slang and informal banter.
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Joel B. Leslie
Shortius
Pure Foods
Chronicles of
Canterbury
Henry
St. Paul’s Cathedral
London
Royal Procesiion
Temple Bar
Ann
St Paul's
Queen's Fare
Watchman
Cook
Reeves
Diate Danger
ST LO
Ahem
Pord
W. L. Higgins ‘& ‘Co
Engineers
Yonge ST
Panadian National Railways
Chicago
Georgetown
Kellogg’s
Kellogg
Loudon
Out
Jas
Arrow Bus
Scaepute
United States
Mexico
Wiles’ Restaurant
W. T. Patterson
B.C
Wyndham St
Loblaws Phone
Savage & Co
China
Guelph
Wyndham Bk
The
Acton Free Press
Free Press Office
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