Gossip and a Notebook Change Midvale Church
The Reverend George Gibson faces town gossip in Midvale as he plans to end his temporary ministry. A leading practical joke about his red notebook backfires when he reads a churchwide list of everyday remarks, turning contempt into praise and reforming congregational attitudes.
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George Gibson
John Tobias
Midvale
Voblas
Georgy
Athwers
George
Mildred
Mildred Ellicott
Suvar
Mr. Tobias
Stact
Yoaldes
Min
Nower
Tate
Erin
Henry Middlemass
Elijah Basset
Middlemas
Tune
Gibson
Sam
Duncan
Httle
Jesus
Widred
Adildred
Mitel
Geologists Highlight Canadian Prospecting Potential Across Regions
Reports from a million dollar geological meld program show extensive prospecting in eight provinces and northern territories. New finds include 2900 square miles of gold bearing ground in the Northwest Territories and 200 square miles mapped as favorable for gold in Manitoba. Copper-nickel mineralization of the Sudbury type was found west of Lake Superior and 300 square miles show potential for liver occurrences.
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Canada
Department of Anes
Northwest Territories
Yukon
Ottawa
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
British Columbia
Lake Superior
Desboues
Northern
Quebec
Mmylartic
Lake Chicougamay
Ontario
Untitled Fragment Reflects Late Night At Sorority House
A jagged OCR fragment recalls a youthful night near a sorority house with phrases about trying fiction and a girl awaiting someone. The readable lines hint at awkward dialogue and a social setting but lack clear events or names.
War relic preserved badge of New Brunswick 26th Battalion
A chalk badge marking the 26th Battalion of the New Brunswick Fighting 26th is preserved in the military department of the New Brunswick museum. The badge's history follows S. G. Barter and W. C. McKiel who crafted it in 1918 at the Triples base for the 2nd Canadian Division. Barter later retrieved and transported the carved slab to St John and New York before it reached its final home with the 26th Battalion Overseas Club.
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New Brunswick
26Th Battalion
Triples
LE. Little Sind
W. C. McKiel
S. G. Barter
Barter
St. John
Parla
Little
McKiel
Non alcoholic trend in Canada per capita whisky use
The Glencoe Transcript reports government statistics showing a shift toward non alcoholic living in Canada. Per capita whisky consumption fell from about 1.99 gallons in the late 1800s to 0.21 gallons in recent times, the lowest since Confederation.
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Finteswas
Glencoe Transcript
Waitangi Presented to Nation by Lords Bledisloe
Waitangi in New Zealand, the island Bay area scene of the Treaty signing, has been presented to the nation by Lord and Lady Bledisloe along with 1,000 acres of the estate. The February 6 1810 treaty is hailed as the charter of Maori rights and national history.
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Waittangi
New Zealand
Waitangh
Bay of Islinois
Waitangi
Coppanitt
Bank of Montreal
Canadias Finance
Quarters Found For Tourist Party In Simple Farmhouse
A tourist group of ladies found lodging in a farmhouse with a simple, clean, homelike setup. At bedtime they discovered no keys in their rooms and the farmer's wife admitted doors are typically not locked, noting the guests have their own party.
Never to display is humor is the frat rule of sportsmanship
Quote attributed to Emily Bost about the unwritten frat rule in sportsmanship. It discusses restraint and laughter as guiding norms within competitive camaraderie. The line reflects campus culture and expectations for conduct among peers.
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Emily Bost
Is Your Heart Your Ally in Dark Medieval Tales
The text muses on the heart as ally or traitor in siege legends. A steadfast heart aids victory, while a fearful citadel invites defeat, contrasting courage with craven fear in a medieval frame.
Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil Averts Alcohol in Mixture
An article notes that oils and medicines often contain alcohol but reports Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil uses six essential oils with no alcohol. The product is claimed to provide lasting effects without alcohol to avoid intoxication or impairment.
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Thomas
Irishmen awake late after painting windows in eight story flat
Two Irishmen rent an eight story apartment top floor and paint the windows black to block sun. They sleep in and wake at 7 16 rushing to work. The foreman questions their lateness and Pat asks why they are twenty minutes late, the foreman asks where they were Monday and Tuesday.
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Pat
World End Question Sparks Round Earth Debate
A small boy quotes a teacher about the end of the world while another pupil asserts the world is round and that anything round has no end, prompting a brief exchange in class. The moment captures a child’s curiosity and a teacher's poised response in a school setting.
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Theacher
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Grove
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Bank of Canada
Spon
Charles B. Gordon
Peattdent
W. A. Bog
Jackson Dodds
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