February Report by Household Members and Names List
February report lists members across grades Sr IV to Jr I by names including Susan Bartholomew Willie Graham Norman Wearing Russell Perry Pearl Sampson Margaret Graham Beatrice Corbett Lena Crawford Andrew Bartholomew Winnifred Perry Norval Caldwell Ernest Coates Mary Ross Katie Kissock May Rand Archie Beasley Beatrice Kissock Martha Bartholomew Katie Sinclair Retta Beasley Willie Breakwell Andrew Kissock James McArthur Ella Kissock Ewen Caldwell Helen Ross James Rand Fanny Rand Norman Stoddart Medie Kissock Robbie Sinclair Donald McArthur Jessie Beasley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Bartholomew
Willie E. Graham
Willie A. Graham
Norman Wearing
Russell Perry
Pearl Sampson
Margaret Graham
Beatrice Corbett
Lena Crawford
Andrew Bartholomew
Winnifred Perry
Norval Caldwell
Ernest Coates
Mary Ross
Katie Kissock
May Rand
Archie Beasley
Beatrice Kissock
Martha Bartholomew
Katie Sinclair
Retta Beasley
Willie Breakwell
Andrew Kissock
James McArthur
Ella Kissock
Ewen Caldwell
Helen Ross
James Rand
Fanny Rand
Norman Stoddart
Medie Kissock
Robbie Sinclair
Donald McArthur
Jessie Beasley
School Report Names By Class And Students
February school report lists students by class including Sr. IV Rosamond Petersen Laura Petersen Marjorie Malcolm Emily Mills Hereward Martin Bertha Simp son Herb Fillingham Lulu Black Norman Wortley Sr. III Ryne Ball Laura Filling ham May Robertson Harry Ball Viola Johnston Lillie Knight Katie Reevie Minnie Sutton Mabel Rands Edward Johnston Rex Sutton Ir ving Wortley John Reevie viom Rands Alex McMillan Jr. III Walter Park Alex Parliament Sr. II Ruth Campbell Katie Campbell Margaret McMillan Ralph Parliament Alice Fraser Pt. II Janie Sutton Evelyn Reevie Wilmott Fillingham Sr. Pt. I Oswald Packard Ethel Gilchrist George Simpson Edwin Fillingham Jr. Pt. I Archie Campbell Vv. White
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sr. IV
Rosamond Petersen
Laura Petersen
Marjorie Malcolm
Emily Mills
Hereward Martin
Bertha Simpson
Herb Fillingham
Lulu Black
Norman Wortley
Ruth Campbell
Katie Campbell
Margaret McMillan
Ralph Parliament
Alice Fraser
Janie Sutton
Evelyn Reevie
Wilmott Fillingham
Oswald Packard
Ethel Gilchrist
George Simpson
Edwin Fillingham
Archie Campbell
Vv. White
SALVIA The Great Hair Dressing Promises Hair Growth
An old advertisement claims thin hair signals death and offers SALVIA The Great Hair Dressing as a tonic that feeds hair roots, regrows hair, cures dandruff, and makes hair soft. Bottles priced 50 cents and 1.00, available at D. H. MacLaren's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. MacLaren
Birch Bark Canoes of the Canadian North
The article describes how Indian builders in remote Canada craft birch bark canoes without ships yards or docks. They fashion ribs from cedar strips, seal joints with spruce gum and bear’s grease, and ensure watertight seams. Canoes vary from small two oar-powered boats to 35 footers for ten to fifteen paddlers, used to haul cargo across rivers and lakes as far as Hudson Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson Bay
Grange to Become Toronto’s Art Museum Under Will
The late Mrs. Goldwin Smith leaves The Grange and its historic residence to the city of Toronto for conversion into an art museum. The grounds, lawns, elms, and the brick mansion built in 1820 by D Arcy Bolton are praised as an early York County exemplar. The gift was inspired via Byron E. Walker of civic art guild and includes a treasury of paintings and portraits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D’arcy Boulton
Justice Boulton
York County
Queen Street
William Henry Boulton
Dual role clash delays Winnipeg assault case
Lawyer E L Howell challenged Magistrate T M Daly arguing a police commission member cannot act as prosecutor. Daly adjourned for a week to allow an appeal to King's Bench for a writ of prohibition. A ruling could affect hundreds of prisoners sentenced by magistrates who are police commission members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
E. L. Howell
T. M. Daly
Police Commission
Daly
Howell
King’s Bench
Federation Good Supports Central Ontario Canadian Clubs
The decision to federate all the Canadian clubs in a central organization is praised as a strong move. It will allow united action on important questions and carry weight as representative of the best class of public opinion, per Citizen Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
End of Militarism Labor Congress at Quebec
The Labor Congress at Quebec will oppose and condemn the passing wave of militarism. If the workers would vote as wisely in political affairs as in their conventions there would soon be an end of militarism in all countries. Toronto Globe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Congress
Quebec
Toronto Globe
Peat Fuel Experiment Promises Ontario Industrial Boost
Industrial Canada reports estimates of 36 000 square miles of peat bog in Canada containing fuel equal to 14 billion tons of coal. A 300 acre bog near Caledonia Springs Ontario has been developed with drainage and storage for peat fuel preparation. Next month machinery begins processing peat with potential to transform Ontario industry and even Trent Valley canal transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haanel
Canada
Dominion
Caledonia Springs
Ont
Ontario
Trent Valley Canal
Holland River
Canada’s Yukon Murder Case Ends in Death Penalty
In 1904 near Lesser Slave Lake Canada two white men prospecting sparked a murder case. Sergeant Anderson linked campfire ashes, a stickpin, a shoe and a needle to the victim Edward Hayward. After eleven months and a lengthy Edmonton trial with forty witnesses, Charles King was found guilty and sentenced to death. The government spent over 30000 dollars to avenge the lost prospector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Charlies King
Mount T’leasant
Otan
Hayward
King
Iake
Camp
London
England
Enable
Anderson
Mounted Police
Lesser Slave Lake
Edmonton
Charles King
Edward Hayward
Government of Canada
Agues Ean Cameron
Century
Curious UK Villages Made of Rails and Rotted Roots
The Harper's Weekly piece explores odd English villages with quirks and scarcity. It notes a railway carriage chapel village and one with 1100 residents paying minimal taxes due to lack of public buildings. It mentions Skiddaw Cumberland and Kempton near Bradford as examples of sparse or dissolving communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Northumberland
Isle of Ely
Kempton
Bradford
Shropshire
Harper’s Weekly
His Little Scheme in Bright Daylight Gas Plan Revealed
In a vivid scene from the Atlanta Constitution a gunner bursts into a friend’s well lit home at noon and learns of a scheme. Guyer explains his wife is visiting her mother and he pretends to stay home to read while secretly burning gas to inflate his monthly bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caesar
Guyer
Atlanta Constitution
Sarcastic maid and caller spar over Mrs Spencer's outings
A maid informs a visitor Mrs Spencer is not at home. The caller, knowing otherwise, quips that he is glad she goes out more often and asks to tell Mrs Spencer he’s glad she leaves the house more. The exchange aired in the Boston Transcript.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Spencer
Boston Transcript
Quick Escape Plea From Playwright Heard by Audience
The Birmingham Age-Herald notes a playwright told the audience, then replies I hear them show me the quickest way to exit. The quote reflects on energy and happiness from A. Clarke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham Age-Herald
NADRU-CO Trade Mark Promises Quality Drugs
An extended promotional piece explains NADRU-CO, the NA-DRU-CO Trade Mark, and the National Drug and Chemical Company of Canada. It argues high standards, expert chemists, and guarantees across about 125 medicinal and toilet preparations, with emphasis on quality, safety, and nationwide wholesaling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Drug and Chemical Company of Canada
National Drug Company
Canada
National Drug and Chemical Company of Canada, Limited
Halifax
Vancouver
National
Nadru-Co
Nadruco
National Drug & Chemical Company of Canada branches listed
National Drug and Chemical Company of Canada Limited operates wholesale branches across Halifax St John Montreal Ottawa Kingston Toronto Hamilton London Winnipeg Regina Calgary Nelson Vancouver Victoria and Vancouver Island markets. The listing shows extensive network coverage in major Canadian cities and regions.
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Halifax
St. John
Montreal
Ottawa
Kingston
Toronto
Hamilton
London
Winnipeg
Regina
Calgary
Nelson -Vancouver
Victoria
Canada
Page Wire Fence CO
St.john
John Crispin
Barrie T. O’neill
Phelpston
John Quinn
Orillia
Digestive facts and household cleaning tips from an old text
Eggs are muscle-building food and are digested mainly in the stomach. They digest easily when raw, less so when lightly cooked, and poorly when hard boiled. Wheat bran in coarse flannel bags cleans dust from delicate wallpapers. Stewing fruit with a pinch of salt per pound enhances flavor.
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Beecham’s
Thomas Beecham
St. Helens
Lancashire
U. S. America
Paact
Owl
Cowan
the Cowan CO. Limited
G. G. Smith & CO
Corner Collier and Bayfield Sts
Barrie
Oro
Federation
UIA
Kendalls
Spavin Cure
Kendall
Oak Bay Mills
Que
Roy Harper
B. J. Kendall Co
Enosburg Falls, Vt
Dey
QUEER
A. Clarke
Na-Dru-Co
National Drug Co. Advertising Department
St. Gabriel Street
National Drug & Chemical Company of Canada, Limited
Walkerville
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