Medical Association Nervous System Link Detected
A fragmented notice lists Dr. Thos. Gray and M. McGill LR C1 with addresses in Edinburgh Glasgow and Ontario. The text references an act or group titled Lomowre and a Frederick Street address in Acton Ontario, suggesting professional or organizational affiliations.
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Thos. Gray
M. D. C. M. McGill LR
Edinburgh
Lomowre & 8
Glasgow
Leltiah Medical Association
Omec
Frederick Street
Acton
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Refrigerator sizes and prices in old catalog list
A historical catalog fragment lists various refrigerators with sizes and prices. Entries include galvanized models labeled No. 4 Hize Siyxt0rders at $16.00, No. 64 Slae 24x19 tixddts white enamel at $2250, and No. 69-8 IOightO std white enamel at $28.00, among others. Limited context remains for full product details.
When We Are Men and What We Do
A school page presents boys choosing trades from farmer to mason and shoemaker, detailing ambitions and the craft life. Interwoven is a street scene with shoppers choosing shoes, a grandmotherly mother, and a Canadian girl exemplifying charity, then a wartime reflection on timeliness and the cost of delay.
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Ike
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Eter
Therese and the Shoemaker in a Quiet Corner
Therese, in slippers and carrying her shoes, asks a shoemaker to repair them as she hopes for a distant return of her brother Henri. The old craftsman tests the worn footwear, agrees to try, and they consider new soles to help endure hardship for her cause.
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Ming Therese
Monuleur
Monaluurt
Therese
Misa Therese
Henri
Misa Theresa
Prem Nenri
Ahe
Hull
The Habit of Happiness
A short meditation on choosing joyful thinking over chronic complaint. It warns that critical, fault finding habits foster unhappiness in oneself and others and urges guarding against forming the habit that leads to misery.
Fragmentary Court Transcript Lapses Into Quarreling
A damaged transcript shows exchange between a lawyer and witnesses, with garbled questions about what occurred and whether a death resulted from a gunshot. The dialogue hints at a confrontation and delayed, unclear statements.
Weather and church notes from Acton and Guelph area
Twenty years ago apple trees bloomed early as signs of a large bloom appeared in cherry and plum trees. The Guelph District Meeting of the Methodist Church met in Acton this week to review the past year. Mr T Roluton survived a lightning strike at Br William Gray's barn near Crowsim? Corners. He was burned but recovering. Council discussed permanent payments and electric light with a deputation from Guelph Paving Co. The town planned a delegation to study electric light details. Maddock Rous Goodeve of Guelph died at 73, widow of J. H. Maddock.
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Bethodint
Acton
Stocry
T. Ho Roluton
Br. Wm. Gray
Crowsuna Corners
Rolaton
Guelph Paving Co
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Rous Goodeve
J. HE
Chyva A noon visit sparks a tale of cherries and secrets
At a June afternoon visit MS Caroline Winalow receives a basket of cherries from neighbor Olive Clinton. The exchange reveals whispers about a mysterious figure and a past promise, ending with moral quotations as the two families reflect on generosity and trust.
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Caroline Winalow
Mageste
Ailad Winalow
Milas Clinton
Sho
Mss Winlow
Mua Clinton
Olive
Min Clinton
Mion Winslow
Clayton
Tina
Madge Clark and a Mock Marriage Dilemma
Madge Clark, heiress to a large fortune, faces a forced marriage predicament to secure her father’s wealth. Lawyer Robert Morris proposes a mock ceremony between Madge and one of two suitors, Jack or Tom, to restore her father’s health and keep wealth intact. eventual union with Morris emerges as the path.
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Ja Oman
Jack Flaber
Wisher
Madges
Tom Morris
Jack Wishery
Madge
Robert Morris
Made
Robert Maria
Sho
Jack
Tom
Mary
Mone
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Maxiie
Urauma
Morris
Biudco
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Blaise
Maida
Mir Morris
Earths Sounds Read From Great Heights
An account summarized from the Manchester Guardian notes experiments showing sounds at extreme altitudes. Distinct readings include a mole cricket at 7 600 feet, a drum at 4 500 feet, a church bell at 6 000 feet, a railway train at 4 200 feet, and a locomotive at about 16 500 feet, with further voices and animal noises reported.
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Ivas
Manetiwster Guardian
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