Mirage and light of autumn lessons in old tale
A fragment rich with schoolroom scenes and bedtime talk describes mirages and light reflecting like mirrors, autumn months, and a child’s questions about death. It weaves lessons on perception with family moments and playful, earnest dialogue across several characters.
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Jemuiry
Fane
Pebraary
Love and Courtship Customs in Mexico Reflected in Family Chaperonage
Features a portrait of Mexican suitors. A suitor must be vouched for by a trusted friend and receive parental consent, with a portero guarding access to the home. Public displays of affection require family approval, and invitations must include the father or mother. The piece notes ongoing chaperonage and formal declarations of engagement in traditional households.
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Otier
Mioe
Ody
Peault
Torbe
Brite
Putlie
Sam Brandees
Teese
Pink Pills Save Fergus Child's Life Despite Doctors
A Fergus reader recounts how his ailing daughter Lila, once weak and despondent, recovered after using Dr Williams Pink Pills. He notes initial doctor doubt, then progress after starting the pills, and urges others to consider them for similar cases. The account includes general health tips and a few local anecdotes.
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Wiliams
Parente
Fergus News
CM. Post
St Andrew Street
Fergus
Lila
Aga
Fost
Hamilton
Lev
Fragmented Notes Touch on Law, People and Trade
Fragmentary notes reflect debates on curfew laws witchcraft and celebrity figures, with mentions of Gladstone Pope Leo XII Verdi Bismarck Crispi Li Hung Chang and Harrison. It discusses immigration policy, church influence on female delegates, and a New York observer’s remarks on public figures and political figures. Also notes real estate prices in London and Ontario mining ventures, plus cooking tips and local business failures data.
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Gladstone
Leo XII
Verdi
Bismarck
Crispi
Kaskin
Herbertpencer
Trince Hobbe
Max Muller
Li Hung Chang
the Marais of
Dufferin
Incomplete Oceanic Report Mentions Large Convoy and Fever Toll
Fragmentary lines describe piping tones and a gulf of water mass with a figure of 50 million tons. The text notes a pump rate near 0000 barrels per hour and a condenser output over twenty five tales. It mentions 700 British fleet sailors at Simonstown suffering from malarial fever contracted during a recent operation.
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Simonstown
South Afrea
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