Maps Revisions Challenge Earlier Canadian Peaks Myths
A fragmented historical note questions published elevations of Western Canada mountains Brown and Hooker, Mount Timon, and other peaks, recounting cartographers errors, surveys, and climbers reports from 19th to early 20th century. It contrasts myths with actual heights and maps.
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Canada
Brown and Hooker
Mount Teerum
Mount Timon
St. Bilas
Rusal
Athalasea
George Dinaon
Coble
Palliver
Collie
Banecrof
Ollle
Bowgioes
Vancouver
Colewan
Pam
Collly
Brown
Hooker
Turing
Revion
Moore
Fragmentary archaic note on fowl breeding and methods
A garbled excerpt discusses removing spurs from roosters and claimed methods to curb aggression in cocks. It references growth, bud removal, and comparisons to calyx or horn removal, noting uncertainty about effectiveness.
Tubs or Bean Poles Rule Fall Fashion Says High Priestess
Elizabeth A. C. White of the Dressmakers' Protective association declares women must shed hips for straight figures this fall. The new style favors straight lines like the letters I and T, with profiles fitting a slender or willowy frame. The piece traces fashion regimes from hoops to Empire to bustle, ending with a call for the hipless look.
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Unas
Fashion
Elizabeth A. C. White
Miss White
Alwiye
Cyrayy Coeliidad Coycaeiednie
Nox
Proof of Character in Court Overput Character Testimony
A laborer faced a charge of offense and was asked by the judge if anyone could vouch for his character. The chief constable was questioned while the accused asserted long borough residency and claimed he knew the voter who could testify his good character.
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Counlyy
Anna M. Lemki
Poultry Tribune
Elondsdn
Hitec
Bome
Poulins
Tring
Sirihere
Yunder
Mirth and Mayhem in Philadelphia Gossip
From the Philadelphia Press, a pair of social sketches and sharp exchanges. Mrs Mula criticizes Miss Gabb le as a social climber while May Browne questions propriety and echoes common rumors. The piece blends fashion notes with pointed repartee about reputation and etiquette.
Western Canada Wheat Crops Ripe Amid Strong Yields Across Provinces
The report notes heavy grain progress in Alberta Manitoba Saskatchewan and British Columbia with spring seeding delayed to late May and June. Yields range from strong to record levels, winter wheat and oats showing solid to excellent results and cattle and sheep stocks in good condition as farmers brace for a busy harvest season.
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Alberta
Oran
Heardient
Calgary
Edmonton
Floydminster
Birley
Manitoba
Siskatehewa
Mbera
Univ
Nerest
Alines
Western
Canada
High Hiver
Uligh River
Lloydminster
Central Canada
Western Canada
Saskatchewan
Bunskatchewan
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Metture
Cox
Lome
Dr. Matohinson
Gerri A. Kollon
Hope Collene
Poland
Kellon
Kate
Chen
Bau Belter
Beth
Wwustration
Tay
Marie
Levan
Yale
Philadelphia
Malaprop
May, Browne
Mra. Mula
Ile
Sony
Bank Tlardgerabble
Chicago
Walter
Amejum
Sal Walt Wiis
Elie
Masuiowa Mills
ASU Elevators
M Deen