The Novelist Lily Dougall and Her Canadian Work
Photo credits and biographical sketch praise Lily Dougall born 1858 at Ivy Cottage Montreal. The Montreal Witness founder John Dougall, Lily’s family, and siblings are noted for journalism and philanthropy. Her education spans Abbot Academy Cheltenham Edinburgh University L.L.A. She wrote Beggars All What Necessity Knows The Mermaid The Zeitgeist Madonna of a Day and more.
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Department of Agriculture
Charbherlain's Liniment Promoted for Rheumatism Cure
An old advertisement claims Charbherlain's Liniment provides relief for erusecular and chronic rheumatism with a free application, sold by all dealers. The text emphasizes external use and discourages internal medicines.
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Catarah Cure Hyomei Inhaler Ad From Fort Erie
An old advertisement touts Hyomei as a cure for catarrh coughs asthma and croup. It claims antiseptic inhalation relieves inflammation kills germs and offers a money back guarantee. Druggist BOR McNaught sells the product with a rubber inhaler and home delivery options.
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Uyomei
Notice to Creditors in Manitoba Estate Proceedings
Notice under the Manitoba Trustees Act to creditors of the estate of William Veelar deceased who died circa November 10 1909. Creditors must send details of claims to National Trust Company Limited Winnipeg by June 22 or be barred from future distribution. The Surrogate Court directs administration by National Trust Company Limited.
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William Veelar
National Trust Company
Winnipeg
Vowhilear
Ual Sotignat Trust Company. Limited
Aimene
Jovins
Hell
Decorating the City for Coronation Splendor
The article notes a planned London Coronation decoration with up to 1 460 000 spent by public bodies firms and private enterprises. The city will be sectioned with arches at division entrances and west end streets hosting Venetian masts garlanded and flagged to represent the Empire.
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London
King George Responds to Convocation Address
The king pledges to uphold public and private virtue with God’s help and thanks the church for prayers that strengthen him. He says divine blessing will attend his coronation and the years of his reign.
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George
Coronation Salutes Across Empire With 776 Guns
The coronation will trigger a vast royal salute totaling 776 guns. Twenty one guns mark the ceremony, with 41 fired from St James Park and 19 domestic and 17 foreign stations honoring the event. Royal salutes occur on royal milestones and for top officials, while other occasions see limited firings. King Edward’s gesture for Junagarh raised a local salute from eleven to fifteen, provoking envy among Indian princes.
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Coronation Week Theatre Program At His Majesty's
Approved by the King the sala performance at His Majesty's Theatre features Lore Lytton's Money first act, a scene from The Merry Wives of Windsor, a Picture scene from The School for Scandal, a scene from Julius Caesar, and Sheridan's The Critic. Leading actors participate with an original prologue. Sir Herbert Tree and Mr A Dourehier serve as rector and secretary of the executive committee.
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School For Scandal
Julio Caesar
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London hotels flood with June accommodation rush
The London Hotels report a phenomenal surge of housing requests, mainly in June, as guests aim to arrive mid month for the Coronation on June 22. Managers hold as many rooms as possible at rising rates, with few favorable replies expected.
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London
Tua
London summer sightseers see King and Queen after mourning
Readers in London during July and August will have chances to glimpse the King and Queen as they resume public appearances after a prolonged court mourning period. The royal couple plan to participate in prominent events, drawing attention beyond casual observers to the broader impact of the mourning period.
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London
Duke of Connaught Rejects Further Military Command
The Duke of Connaught, the King’s closest adviser, will refuse any future military command. He may become Viceroy of India after a brief term at Ottawa.
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India
Ottawa
King George to visit India amid grand Delhi durbar spectacle
The article describes King George V’s planned imperial tour culminating in a lavish Delhi durbar with elephants adorned in jewels, maharajahs in state, and vast processions. It notes the vast scale, including hundreds of elephants, jeweled howdahs, and royal entourages, and hints at hunting or rest afterward before returning home.
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Queen Mary to use ladies to carry train
Report notes Queen Mary will have her train carried by ladies, following royal precedent set by Queen Alexandra and Queen Victoria. It cites historic custom of ladies bearing trains and mentions attire and the Duchess of Richmond in the context of royal staff.
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Coronation Bible Gift Initiated byOxford and Universities
The text outlines an agreement by church and academic figures to present a Bible to the King at his Coronation in Westminster Abbey. It notes the binding and inclusion of the Apocrypha, with the volume to be kept at Lambeth Palace and used at the ceremony under royal command.
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Oxford
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Peete Abbey
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Folwerd
Mayor Geary to Westminster Abbey Seat in Westminster
Toronto mayor Geary is slated for a ceremonial seat at Westminster Abbey. The dignitary visit signals continued ties between Toronto and British institutions.
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Toronto
Westminster
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