Board of Censors Passes Judgment on Motion Picture
The Board of Censors examined reels totaling about 1 000 feet and rejected 57 portions as unfit for exhibition. They censored scenes depicting drunkenness gambling domestic infidelity murder and other acts deemed morally objectionable, with some content partially or wholly removed. The censorship board operates under the provincial secretary's department and conducts its work under high tension to ensure only passes pass.
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Moving Picture
Board of
Camsers
Board of Conserv
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Young Lad Secures Bank Job After Clever Deed
In a London bank a fourteen year old boy, poorly dressed, asks for work and explains he saw the word Push on the door downstairs. The banker, amused, hires him on the spot after the boy’s plucky reply. The page also notes crystal fortune-telling among high society and a French case of a dwarf kept chained for twenty years, later discovered by a traveling salesman.
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Edmund Walker
Bank of Commerce
Gras
Henee
London
Eng
Sect
Beerms
Alexandra
Russia
Sam @ringham
Olivet
Orleans
France
Dwart
Paris
Pelt
Dara
Electric Railways in Canada Major ops and costs
The report lists 1 008 miles of first class main track 605 miles of siding 121 spires and total single track 1 724 miles The capital is 123 441 006 The revenue for the year is 23 499 250 and working expenses 14 266 674 The capital increase over five years is noted.
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Canada
Curious antique ads reveal odd obituaries and bargains
The fragment shows unusual wanted ads and epitaphs from a bygone era, noting a graveyard advertising irony and humorous notices. It mentions a pickle and fruit business inscribed on a gravestone, a widow paying tribute to her husband’s outfitting business, and a cow advertisement claiming eccentric traits. A bold English notice seeks a deaf, dumb wife, while another ad lists a learned polymath seeking a private secretary.
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s@vertiser
Johan Emery
Pcess
Tom
New York
Marquis Steamers of Prince Albert Recall River Service
The Marquis wreck at Prince Albert recalls its long service with North West Navigation Co from 1883 aboard the Northcote and Lily, hauling freight to Edmonton and later aiding troops on the South Saskatchewan before being retired as rail lines grew. Alfalfa yields two to three times that of clover or timothy, valued as a major hay crop of the era.
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Acre
Prince Albert
Sask
North West Navigation Co
Manktoba
Northwest
Northcote
Grand Rapids
Edmonton
South Saskatchewan
Batoche
Hudson Bay Co
Dover Croom
Homestead Requirements and Purchase Details
Duties require six months residency on the homestead, cultivation, and promotion time, with possible area reduction for rough land. An applicant may pursue patent or purchase after exhausting homestead rights, at 63.00 per acre. Residents must cultivate and build a $300 house over three years. Deputy W. Cory notes authorized publication and no payment for ads.
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Dominion
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Dominion Lands Agency
Dominion Lands
Quitivetos
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