Lillian Massey Treble A Life of Philanthropy
The piece honors Lillian Massey Treble of Newcastle Ontario for her philanthropy in domestic science and household education. Born 1854 to Hart A. Massey, she funded the Lillian Massey School of Household Science and Art and worked with the Fred Victor Mission and other groups expanding women’s public duties. She married John M. Treble in 1897 but continued her charitable leadership as trustee, president, and executrix.
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Leigh Hunt
Abou Ben
Abou Ben Alhern
Lillian Massey Treble
Newcastle
Ont
Hart A. Massey
Toronto
Dominion
Ols Rvation
Fred Victor
Lillian Massey
Miss Massey
John M. Treble
Fred Vietor
Canadian Household Economic Association
Women’s Council of Toronto
Parliament of Canada
W. C. Mack
Department of Agriculture
Relief for Muscles from Violent Exercise and Injury
Soreness of the muscles whether induced by violent exercise or injury is quickly relieved by the free application of Chamberlains liniment. This liniment is equally valuable for muscular rheumatism and always affords quick relief sold by B. R McNaught and dealers everywhere.
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Chamberlains
B. R McNaught
District Fair Dates Listed for Minnedosa to Calgary
The notice lists fair dates across the district with towns such as Minnedosa July 20 and 21 and Brandon July 25 to 24. Other dates include Arrow River August 4, Oak River August 5, Harding August 9, Rapid City August 10, Shoal Lake July, Birtle July 13-23, Regina August 2-5, Calgary June 30 to July 7. Teething diarhoea remedies are advertised with Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and Castor oil dosing guidance.
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Minnedosa
Arrow River
Oak River
Harding
Rapid City of Shoal Lake
Birtle
Hamida
Toe
Winnipeg Juy
Brandon
Regina
Calgary
Modern Steamship Use of Compass Corrections
Excerpt discusses navigation errors on steamships, the tiny compass deviation that can mislead a vessel four miles off course, and the need to continually adjust by sun moon and stars to maintain a straight path. It cites the New York Tribune on steering accuracy.
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Herim
New York Tribune
Rse
Leaves It to Her Judgment
A flirtatious exchange unfolds as a man and woman in a refuge scene discuss a kiss. He refuses to elaborate after a playful, suggestive back and forth and leaves the question to her judgment, ending the exchange with life as the judge.
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Ciri
Saving His Mate at Sydney Theater Fall
During a crowded performance in Sydney New South Wales a man toppled into the stalls from the gallery and his drinking companion cried man overboard and dived after him. The rescuer suffered a broken leg while the other emerged uninjured.
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Oral Theater
Sydney
Arco
Robbery That Paid in a Muddle
Fragmentary notes recount a robbery with unclear names and dates. The text hints at a confrontation or arrest involving a person named Adam and a February event. Ambiguous wording limits precise details but suggests a concluded theft and subsequent actions.
Showing ThE RUN A TREAT FOR THE WISDOR
A reader recalls a family photo album filled with twins, suitors, and small town gossip. The aunt’s marriage certificate, twins, and a mix of relatives and mischief move through pages as sisters, a base singer, and old school friends recount past romances and encounters.
Ceremony of Oaths in Esoteric Trial Described
An 19th century account from the Chicago Journal recounts a bizarre ritual where witnesses face a grotesque test before sworn statements. Opposing witnesses allegedly hold a chicken by its feet as a court clerk divides it, a process said to bind participants to a cruel fate if they lie.
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Gran'ma Jones
Grigg
Temperance
Anne Jane
Aunt Jane
Massachusetts
Gertie
Spunz
Launcelot
Ili
Boston
Colt
Sue Hartwick
Iicinnationé
Tim
Mar
Dreas
Ellis Parker Putter
Meader
Eiberia
Assam
Chicago Journal
Gun Saved His Life Says Local Inmate Story
A fragment from the Cleveland Leader recalls a man explaining he carried a volver for protection. He claims the small pistol saved his life in danger and notes he once pawned it to survive.
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Cleveland
The Scornful Voices on Seats and Friends
A fragment from the Louisville Courier Journal discusses scorn and friendship with characters navigating social seating and clever retorts. The dialogue hints at mockery and wit in a casual exchanges setting.
Fire and sword are but slow en giera of destruction quote
A compact quotation attributed to B Steele notes that fire and sword pale beside the babbler as a force of destruction. It highlights the danger of careless talk and rhetoric as a social threat. The line contrasts violence with words.
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