Plans for Tuxedo Park development praised by developer
Mr Heubach outlines a wide plan for Tuxedo Park promoting parks tennis courts and athletic facilities amid transit access via Northern and Canadian Pacific railways. He argues the project will elevate suburban living with water supply roads and a race track and argues restrictions will preserve beauty and curb commercial encroachment.
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Merbachy
Abe
Futet Park
Yall
Sassy
SisudTexeto
Accouit Wineiber
Tim Plheolog
Tusedo
Mtr
Maine
Stall Sala
RJ. Mackenzie
Goon Creek
Fragmented 19th century paper items reveal varied ads and anecdotes
A collage of vintage notes traces uses from Minard's Liniment to Sunlight Soap, plus curios about a derailed train test and a child named Betsy. It mentions Atlantic coastal recalls, printers strike, and a rural Alabama cabin scene with Aunt Betsy and a nameless child.
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Alabama
Spanish club plans sanatorium rent for royal marriage
A Cuban Spanish club reports plans to rent a sanatorium to mark King Alfonso's marriage, a gesture tied to royal celebrations. Meekis-Yes hints at moving up Swamphuret Doctor but climate concerns from Meeki's wife are noted. Phila references appear as fragmented dialogue.
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Meekis
Meeki
Phila
Citntues
Cuba
Alfonso
Ontario farmer cured by Dodd's Kidney Pills
The article extols Dodd's Kidney Pills as a cure after eighteen years of suffering for an Ontario farmer. It weaves in varied anecdotes about athletes, Canadian pride, and health remedies, also noting other unrelated items like public works costs, city auditing, and a royal visit. The tone is a mixed parade of testimonials, civic notes, and medical ads.
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Ontario
Dodd
Willian Sheering
Hai
Canada
Fale
Straphed
Renforth and
Scholes
Uite
Montreal
New York
Ghicaigo
Newark
Manchester
People
Fragmented reminiscences and humorous vignettes in a clipped column
A jumble of testimonial notes on pills and remedies, a tale of a clergyman and a rich parishioner, a sailors lore anecdote, and a note on a Paisley thread firm. The montage blends medical claims with social humor and historical curiosities from a bygone newspaper page.
Massive Canadian West wheat elevators dominate trade
The article describes extensive wheat storage facilities in the Canadian West, led by Fort Willan and Ogilvie elevators with capacities of 100,000 and 300,000 bushels, plus the Willie storage system totaling 10,730, Hort Arthur and other major units. It highlights rail and lake terminal loading, 488,000 bushels per hour, and government oversight ensuring weight and safety standards for farmers. It notes rapid expansion of milling capacity, Winnipeg mills, and future capacity exceeding 30,000 barrels daily.
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Tobe
Ieee
Aed
Costdina
B.C. D
Fort Willan Lorator
Ogilvie
Canaan
West
Howe
Wennipeg
Peg
Newatin
Winnipeg
Western
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Apri
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Maria
Nes
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Sony
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Ilger
Hese Fey
Pittsburgh
Orton
Teaceline
Seton
Landstill
Success Magazine
Rickie
Dancan
Iver
Atlantic
Toston
Cumberland
Mediterranean
Thomas
Braddock
Pitts
Betsy
Tan
Ayer
Bia
Prous
Charles McLaughlin
theBert Gratin
Dr.Wilksns Medicine Co
Brock Fille
Munich
Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry
Cape of Od Hope
England
London
Ena
Rainbourgh
Verogradott
Oxford University
Mostow University
Spain
Hondon
Ridnes
Churchi
Churchill
Partelew
Liniment
Berman
Ank
Blank
Clergsman
Sprina Republ Icanea
Tenred
Horse of Miards
Christopher
Saunders Dalhousie Venred
St. Meine
Hathurst
Wa Ting Fang
Washington
Gentle
Nokon
Trafalcar
Coats
Paisley
Scotland
William
Count Vant Hatafeldt-Wildenberg
William D. Denton
Wellesley
Mass
Mooney’s Perfection Cream
Mooney’s
Young
Sid
Vaker
Mooney
Ish Rani
Une
Laterproor Clothing
Sian
MSH
Rte Ee
Raid
Wilson
Niagara Falls
Washington Star
Judge's Magazine of Fun
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