Fragmented Canadian lodging tale and urgent travel notes
An informal travelogue fragment describes rough scenes in a Canadian setting with housekeeper contrasts, a dusty drawing room, and a visit by Mr Paget. The narrator notes muddy rooms, a Chinese servant Sing, and meals including soup and chops. The piece reflects Western Canada life, social class tension, and a digressive remark about Lloyd George and militants.
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Lonida
Winston
Anid Senny
Hongry
Bingham
Paget
Lee
Carbon City
Canada
Tian
Arnie
Eliot
Lloyd George
England
Bachelor Life and Ranch Visit Near Paget Ranch
The narrator recounts two new experiences since the last entry, crossing the Bans River and dining at a bachelor establishment. The group contemplates visiting Paget ranch, weighing social informality against the desire to break ranch life monotony, with concerns about appearing overly concerned and about whether guests would be welcome.
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Bans River
Meingham
Paget Ranch
Jeret
Mrs Hingham
Gus Learolng
Paget
Liver Pain Remedies Advertised by Dr. Chase
A vintage testimonial style ad touts Dr. Chase's Kidney Liver Pills as a quick remedy for liver derangements. It links shoulder blade pain, sallow skin, indigestion, constipation, and bilious headaches to liver issues and claims lasting relief by regular use. Mrs. Wm. Barten of Hanover Ontario endorses the product, noting improved back pain and feverish sensations after taking the pills. The copy also mentions the company Dr. Chase's Kidney Liver Pills Co Limited Toronto.
Fragmentary account of cattle and branding encounter
A jagged narrative recalls branding cattle and calves with hot iron across a farm scene. The writer notes knowledge of brands from years past, mentions Mr Livingstone, Sunps, and a kitchen scene with bread, butter, jam, and tea while a Chinese cook is described.
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Ham
Reece
Tee Ham
Callie
Livingstone
Lee
Subway For Tokio Transportation Note On Underground Electric Line
Discussion on rapid Tokyo population growth and a proposed underground electric road system to ease congestion. Mentions policymakers and urban impact as well as infrastructure plans likely reflecting era concerns.
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Tokio
Slimiato
Jeven
Tonio
Cure For Temper Novel Mentioned In London
A note from Richard G Lovell in Le lure In London on Color ax App Personal Aiuie discusses a temper cure through a route involving a color room and a bite or rouse room. The piece outlines how a person might enter a temper and how restraint aids recovery.
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Richard G. Lovell
le Lure
London
Mr. Lovell
Woman credits Lydia Pinkham remedy for renewed work life
Mae J. Prasry of Toronto Ontario reports suffering from weakness and fatigue for years and inability to work. After using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she says she regained energy, keeps house, goes out to work, and now recommends the product to friends seeking relief from similar female troubles.
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Toronto
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia B. Plukkam
Mae J. Prasry
King St
Ontario
West
Calgary zoo hosts varied visitors from mountains to city
An article notes numerous animals and visitors from higher regions, including an American eagle captured in Calgary, visiting the city zoo and facing confinement. It mentions new arrivals such as a billy goat and a wild anteater, plus concerns over pests and a local exterminate effort addressing distressing afflictions.
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Calgary
Safety Vault Defies Burglars In London Chancery Lane Deposit
A London facility known as the Chancery Lane Safe Deposit showcases reinforced strong rooms and armed patrols to deter thefts. The basement houses 500 safes per strong room with locks set to open at specific hours, while guards monitor every movement and the building uses armored plating. Some safes reportedly hold items worth millions, with Hatton Garden merchants transferring wealth through deposits.
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London
England
Chancery Lane
Whyone
Bank of England
Dia
Hatton Garden
Zam-Buk and Zam-Buk Co. Skin Remedy Ad
An old advert extols Zam-Buk as a wonderful medicinal activity for skin diseases and wounds. It claims deep seated conditions are cured, with praise for bruises burns scalds and sprains. Warns against imitation products and urges purchase of Zam-Buk The Verles Greatest Skin-Remedy.
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Tarhezone Co
Montreal
Elinor Marsden
Dr. Chase
Ep Ee Co, Limited
Toroate
Subway
Wergestion Sear Gap
Miller
Ehiaren
New England
DRS
Cvat
Ho With
Piana
Mit Eas
Rocky Mountains
Pacific Coast
Prairie Provinces
Pacifi
Rad
Atlantic
Pacifc
Rock
Bsc
Wolse
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