Start a Poultry Venture for Your Boy on the Farm
A pitch urges parents to start a poultry business for their son with training, coaching, and a high selling price for chickens and eggs. It promises a free guide When Poultry Pays and promotes the Peerless Teed Incubator and Brooder as the best setup. The aim is a quick, profitable, hands on learning experience with no upfront cost to the parent.
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Manaes
Polog
You Needn't Hurry in Paying For It
A sales pitch promotes a poultry-raising outfit called Peerless offered to youths with no payment required for a year. The ad claims the first earnings will cover costs, teaching business skills and providing college money through poultry-raising experience. It invites readers to request a free book.
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Bey
Presbyterian Women's Home Missionary Society Meeting Notes
A Ontario report highlights the fifth annual gathering at St Pauls Hall in Hamilton, focusing on enthusiasm and growth. New auxiliaries and mission bands total 22046. subscriptions rose to 9718. life members reach 337. monthly Pioneer issues hit 10,000 copies.
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Presbyterian Women's Home Missionary Society
St. Paul's Church
Halliltop
Sheming
Mra. Hendry
Helen MacDonald
Ontario
Pioneer
A. L. Burns
Toronto
B. M. Kipp
Mims McTavish
Atlin
Miss Bell
Teulon
Misa Mitchele
Canadian Northern Railway Co
Canadian Foresters
Eo. Arthur
Wakaw
R. G. Scott
Sistom
Munroe
Ethelbert
Isrion House
A. J. Hunter
M.D
Tenlon
Phara
Arthur
At Reese Sea Op
Vegre
Wiles Ae Scott
Anns
Tarnball
Sifton
Tihelbert
Bok Bie
Wits
McFayden
Field Crops Competition Regulations 1908
Ontario Agricultural Societies plan competitions in field crops to boost seed grain quality. Entries limited to one crop, within 15 miles of headquarters, with 10 to 25 entries per society. Submissions due May 1 and June 1, prize funds and judge support provided by provincial and federal departments.
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Ontario
Societien
J. Lockie Wilson
Parliament Buildings
Toronto
Ontario Department of Agriculture
Dominion ‘Department of Agriculture
Societion
Beeston House Wreck Leaves Town in Shambles
In Beeston on March 28 a large building roof collapsed amid a gas and fire scare. Small groups fled as debris spilled, with injuries reported and emergency crews scrambling to secure the scene. Local residents evacuated to safety as investigators begin assessing the damage and cause.
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Beeston
Simcoe House
Indus
Shatalschine
Wey
Sander
Ning
Esa
New Lowell School Report March Merit Order
Naves tn order of merit with class V Geo Duff Leslie Bell IV Edes Carter M Stanton aioe Markle W Leggett Pearl I Flemie Farrell Martha Speck Jobs Markle Gordon Dauff Alex Goodwin Jr II Jennie Bell Harry Lawrence Warren Bell Geo Lawrence Pt If farl Smith Mary Bell Hilda Carter Gao Lawrence Robbie Martin Mabel Hollingshead Thompson Pt Alert Farrell Luther Martin Lawson Mumberson T N Cruickshank Teacher
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NEW Lowell
Naves Tn
Geo
Duff
Leslie Bell
Edes Carter
M. Stanton
Aioe Markle
W. Leggett
Pearl I
Flemie ‘Farrell
Martha Speck
Jobs Markle
Gordon Dauff
Alex, Goodwin
Jr. II
Jennie Bell
Harry Lawrence
Warren Bell
Lawrence
If—farl Smith
Mary Bell
Hilda Carter
Gao
Robbie Martin
Mabel Ho
V Class Roster Highlights Ten Names In Fragment
A fragment lists multiple names such as Mary McEachern Aubrey Bertram DeWitt Partridge and others across junior and senior divisions. It notes an average attendance of 18 and references H M Ramsy in a clipped historical record.
Light and Joy Sown for the Righteous in Christian Lands
A 19th century sermon argues that Psalm 97:11 frames light sown for the righteous as a divine harvest. It contrasts Christian homes, families, and public life with pagan regimes, praising domestic virtue, charitable institutions, and liberty rooted in Christ. The text links blessings of nature, governance, and social welfare to faithful living and cites biblical examples and eternal life in Jesus' resurrection.
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New York
Paul
Rome
Christ
Evangelist
Abraham
Sodom and
Gomorah
Patriarch
Newton
Faraday
Bell
George Eliot
Alice Cary
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps
Susan B. Anthony
Maid of Orleans
Rosa Bonheur
China
Liae
Egypt
Babylon
Memphis
Athens
God
Gipsy Life in England Faces Camping Grounds Rule
Parliament to consider registering camping grounds for gypsies under county schemes. MP Swyn Oxall notes no government pledge to join a European gypsy conference. He warns indigenous gypsies deserve continued rights as education issues arise and Canal Boat Children Act ideas surface.
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County Councils Association
Mente
France
Srinetens
Europe
Great Britain
Sw. ‘Oxall
M.P
Smaliton
Foreign Office
Civie Office
Tidaressy
Ed St Grimsky
England
Mr. Yoxall
Yorall
Real Frog In Throat Mystery From Pulnam Norfolk
A native of Pulnam Norfolk reports bizarre symptoms after illness and fever. He describes feeling a live creature gnawing inside his stomach and vomiting up a heavy object after lifting a bin. He suspects swallowed tadpole imagery and hazards from a possible prior drink.
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Pulnam
J. Mary
Norfolk
Ains
He Got it- odd garbled line ends in confusion
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a person getting something, with unclear names and context, producing a puzzling quote about copper and a gesture or object, leaving the scene with unresolved attribution and meaning.
Last Year’s Seles of Byomel Cure for Catarrh
The ad extols Hyomed or Byamell as a complete cure for catarrh and breathing issues. It claims rising last year sales and widespread physician recommendations. The copy urges readers to buy for $1.00 and to write for a store.
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Barrie
Crown Hill Senior Room Class V and IV Rosters
A truncated list of students by class at Crown Hill includes Senior V names Mabel Caldwall Jeaié Robinson Vernon Caldwell May Quinlan Mary Harriet Johnston Mamie Caldwell Ezra Parkhouse Eari Beatrice Hewitt Franklin Joseph Simpson Fred Dunn James Rix Wallace Simpson Mary Rix Milton Peacock. Junior IV Lucy Quinisn. etc. Students listed by class I II II and Jr rooms with numerous surnames such as Hewitt Dunn Robiiwois Kenny Peacock and others, plus house affiliations and additional names.
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Crown Hill
Mabel Caldwall
Jeaié. Robinson
Vernon Caldwell
May Quinlan
Mary Harriet Johnston
Mamie Caldwell
Ezra Parkhouse
Eari Beatrice Hewitt
Franklin Joseph Simpson
Fred Dunn
James Rix
Wallace Simpson
Mary Rix
Milton Peacock
Lucy Quinisn
Raby Parks House
Virria Wice
Pest Grahem
Anos Kenny
Elsie Coates
Rex Rabinson
Dalton’ Dunsmore
Katie
Bere Huddleston
Liver Clifford Robson
Elma Robinson
Tommy Kenny
Elexey Partridge
Earl Wide
Phaig Simpson
Violet Kenny
Max Hewitt
Roy Gough
Laura Peacock
Annis Sutton
Victoria Hewitt
Bnaios Dunn
Roy Johnston
Fred Robiiwois
Lorne Bell
Margery Robinson
Dorothy Peacock
Evelyn’ Gough David
Johnston
Pearl Barnes
William Barnes
Melville Sutton
Earl Kenny
Stanley Patehouse
Milton Sutton
James Tdibbons
Morton
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