Visit in the Woods Away From the Bench
A speaker pleads with a friend to leave the judge’s bench and visit in the woods. The poem urges shedding formal duties and worries. It contrasts dusty town burdens with a relaxed, friendly retreat by greenery and fishing.
Barrie Timetable for Canadian National Railways Schedule
Effective Sunday June 22 the Barrie timetable lists northbound and southbound departures and arrivals for routes to Winnipeg South River Scotia Junction North Bay Muskoka Cobalt Huntsville and Hamilton Meaford Penetang Allandale Midland and Penetang. It covers daily weekend and Sunday services with specific times and station stops.
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Canadian National Railways
No. A.M
Winnipeg Express
Sun
South River
Ae Sun
Scotia Jct
North Bay
Musk
Wharf
Huntsville
Cobalt
Winnipeg
An Sun
Scotia
South Riv
Hamilton
Barrie
Food Habits Change With Income But Risks Remain
Mary I Barber discusses how rising incomes shift diets toward flavor and variety, increasing fruits and vegetables but often sacrificing coarse, healthful foods. She cautions against neglecting whole grains, chewing foods, and dental health while noting historical shifts from monasteries to modern refined fare.
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Europe
Frontenac and the Iroquois in Canada’s early struggle
A readable retelling shows Frontenac’s 1672 approach to Indians as children, his grand reception of Iroquois chiefs, and his mixed leadership. It recalls his trading forts, peace talks, and battles with English and Dutch allies, including a failed Quebec attack by Boston’s fleet.
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Frontenac
Canada
New York State
Kingston
St. Lawrence
Lachine
France
Quebec
Boston
Sir William Phipps
Onondaga
Bibs for Children on Canadian National Railways Dining Cars
Canadian National Railways introduces child bibs on dining car tables to keep young travelers comfortable. The white towelling bibs with fringe edges and “My Darling” motif were developed from mothers’ suggestions and are made in Canada.
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Canadian National Railways
Walter Pratt
Canada
Frontenac Death and Iroquois Retreat End of Conflict
The passage notes that fortress attackers burned the town and fled ending hostilities with the Iroquois. It also records that Louis de Buade de Frontenac died at Quebec in 1698.
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Frontenac
Quebec
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