Story of Crimean Days and a Widow's Plot
A simmering domestic drama unfolds as Bartley receives an anonymous letter claiming his wife Belle is unfaithful. He confronts her at breakfast, but Belle asserts her right to see the accusation. Tension rises over the letter and a planned dinner with the Glamberons, hinting at further revelations to come.
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Belle
Ka Long
Abe
Bartley
Bella
Langton
Crimea
Bose
Bellé
Diahonor
Hinr
Thia
Stanmett
Crusky-Moinan
Kidney Health Warning and Patent Remedy Claims
A dated advertisement declares that cloudy or milky morning urine, red sediment, or floating particles indicate diseased kidneys. It claims ITSIA PILLS restore filtering and remove poisons from blood, urging readers to trust the remedy for kidney weakness.
Pain Balm Promises Swift Aid for Common Ailments
Advertisement notes sprained ankle stiff neck and lame shoulder as three common ailments. It claims Chamberlain's Pain Balm is especially valuable if promptly applied, saving time money and suffering. Sold by all druggists.
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Chamberlain
Fragmentary note on global stamps and a weighing machine
Disjointed OCR fragment cites total known varieties of postage stamps as 19 204 and mentions a weighing machine claimed as the world's most powerful, produced in Birmingham and said capable of registering a 20 ton load, with garbled branding and phonetically rendered names.
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Birmindhain
Memoir of Mrs Fletcher and her North West Rebellion monument
The death of Mrs Josephine Kennedy Fletcher recalls her civic effort in Queen's Park to honor the North West Rebellion dead. She raised funds, faced delays, and quietly stood at the unveiling of the monument in 1896, guided by patriotism and domestic virtue. Her work, born of personal loss and dedication, stands as a notable Canadian contribution to national memory.
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Fietcher
Osly
Josephine
Kennedy Fletcher
John Fletcher
Wim
Goulding
St. George Street
Toronto
Queen's Park
Grenville Street
Mrs. Fletcher
Queen’s Park
Canada
Fletcher
Col. Denison
United States
AGA _A. H. Garratt
Garratt
College
Street
Elmer Booth Returns Home and Local Notices
Gilford notes crowded after last week with Elmer Booth returning home much improved in health. Miss Minnie Bateman home from Bradford with Edith Neilly. Orman Williams of Wilton Ave Toronto visits Croxton family. Libbie Sawye joins Niagara excursion from the north. Local young people hosted at W Rodger’s home. Freight train collision near five AM caused wreck and injuries. Church service withdrawn due to Conference meeting. Jos Todd reroofs barn with a new hip roof.
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Gilford
Elmer Booth
Roland Hill
John G. Neily
Lilla
Edith
Neilly
Bradford
Mies
Egssie-Neill
Minnie Bateman
Airn. Orman—Williams
Wilton Ave
Toronto
H. Padfield
Croxon
Libbie “Sawye
Niagara
Mieg Rebie Rothwell
Mr. Win
Rodgerson
Jos
Todd
Ba Ju Kidney Pill touted for kidney and constipation relief
Mrs E Blaire of Ottawa endorses Ba Ju Kidney Pill for kidney trouble rheumatism and constipation. The letter urges others to try the simple remedy now stating it begins relief at once by addressing disordered kidneys and urges purchase from druggists.
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E. Blaire
Claflin Chemical Co
Windsor
Death Notices in The Times Reflect Ages Beyond Sixty Five
A London Times issue lists thirty three death notices with ages: twenty five over 65, five between 70 and 85, eight from 72 to 80, ten between 83 and 90, one at 92, and one in her 100th year. A gentleman in a suburb hosts a yearly dinner for a dozen estate owners. Centerpiece features four crutches with festoons, ivory-handled knives and forks, and a grand turkey lacks a see before serving.
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London Times
London
Turkey
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Margret,Bartley
Lyon
Ated Lees
Eran Itsia Pills
Aht
Dominion
New York
Herald
Department
Amo Onic
Soon
Tiesto
Kane
Thausamis
Stliehee
Solday Leadiring ‘Clothiers
THE
Barrie- Examiner
J. A. Maclaren
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