Fragmented OCR note hints at royal visit and ranch plans
An unclear OCR fragment mentions arranging a visit involving a brother in tas and the Prince of Wales for a turn at a ranch in Canada. References to the Duchy and Dominion suggest a colonial context, with a burned or lit fire event and a birthday on a ranch appeal. The text is garbled and names are unreadable, but implies a royal engagement tied to a Canadian ranch.
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Coands
Prince of Wales
Giaspow Herala
Peter
Wey
Cours
Romance of the Spanish Main ends with a dramatic Jamaica twist
In the ongoing tale, Arabella and Peter Blood confront love and loyalty as Lord Willoughby arrives to arrest Colonel Bishop. Bishop faces a governor’s court while Blood and Julia Wade navigate endings and farewells, ending with a resolute showdown and a hint of reckoning to come.
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Julian
Major Mallard
Jamaica
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Magshi
Pil Lifery
Working Girl’s Experience With a Remedy in Ontario Factory
A 19 year old woman from Arnprice Ontario recounts years at a factory leaving her frail and unable to rest. She describes severe menstrual trouble, weakness, and weight loss after ineffective doctor visits and now credits a medicine she took, though details remain unclear. Her mother notices prior health issues and poverty and the narrative implies improvement after treatment.
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Arnprice
Ontario
Shem
Arapcor
Growing Industry in British Columbia For Seed Trade
A growing industry in British Columbia centers on vegetable seed production. Historical figures list pounds produced for many crops in 182, highlighting garden peas and other seeds. The text blends unrelated notes about a product and animal references, indicating OCR errors and mixed topics.
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British Columbia
Busin
Pote Jeans
Perilous Labrador Mission Vessel and Epidemic Tale
A Moravian mission vessel of 223 tons ferries goods and people to Labrador. Captain Jackson recalls hardships aboard and the 1919 influenza toll, noting 233 deaths in a village of 266, with only a few women surviving and a lone lily girl beside a wolf-dog.
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Zariee
Unies
Labrador
Gmate
Maine
Atlantic
Jackson
Iea
Awellers
New Paint Stops Corrosion by English Chemist
A South Statts Mond Gas Company chemist in England has developed a bituminous paint that bonds with the substrate to resist corrosion. Tested at 25 degrees Fahrenheit, it stayed fresh for months, unlike rival paints that blistered within days. The paint reportedly expands and contracts with the metal, preventing cracking and offering near indefinite protection against gases water and extreme temperatures. Also notes potential surge of American investment in Canada and a stray mention of an American army officer and his 17 year old daughter touring streets.
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South Statts Mond Gas Company
England
Laas
Revised Fort William fire loss estimate lowered to 297550
The Canadian Pacific Railway Company issued a revised damage total for the Fort William number three freight shed fire. The loss is now estimated at 297,550, with 262,000 due to tinder twine, 20,550 from the loss of freight, and 16,008 from damaged cars.
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Fort William
Canadian Pacife Railway Camai
Tl Dinder Twine
Te Vet
Save the Children Baby's Own Tablets Notice
Mothers with a box of Baby's Own Tablets may guard infants during hot weather as stomach troubles cholera infant diarrhoea threaten many summers. The tablets are claimed to be harmless even for newborns and help regulate bowels and keep the stomach clean. Sold by dealers or mail order 25 cents a box from The Dr William Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
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Dr. Willame Medicine Co
Brockville
Pity Starving Europe Dinner Menu Noted in Belgrade Dispatch
A Belgrade dispatch describes a stark hors d oeuvre in a leading hotel with four tongue pieces a slice of jam a triad of sausage one sardine a veal slice two salam pieces half an eg with mayonnaise a veal loaf slice potato and meat salad radishes pickles and butter. The Detroit Free Press quotes the report as a remark on famine in Europe.
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Europe
Belgrade
Detroit Free Press
Kellogg Asthma Remedy Proclaimed Superior Product
An advertisement extols Dr. J. D. Kellogg's asthma remedy as a proven, enduring treatment. It claims growing sales each year and invites sufferers to obtain the remedy now to prevent further attacks with its unchanging quality.
Buffalo population rises as domesticated herds grow
The buffalo numbers in the United States have increased to about 30 000 due to partial domestication and protection in government parks. Three decades ago the continent held fewer than 1 000 buffalo.
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United States
Disease In Paper Currency Says Bacteriologist
A famed bacteriologist reports paper currency harbors far more bacteria than metallic coins after testing a circulated note. The study found up to 143000 bacteria on the note with frequent handling, while coins carried fewer organisms due to their smooth surfaces. The expert warns against putting coins or notes in the mouth to test genuineness.
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Saye Bacteriologist
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