Aunt Maggie and Me Smith Clash Over Work and Family
In a tense moment Miss Maggie bluntly challenges Mr Smith about helping, while Benny and the West Side family grapple with changing routines. The scene shifts to cookies, puzzles, and small domestic tensions as Maggie urges practical effort and Benny pushes back with youthful defiance.
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Maggie
Huerton
Yather
Smith
Omer
Wes
Benny
Hess
Halé
M’s. 1
Miss May
Catarrhozone Promises Fast Catarrh Relief at Home
An old advertisement touts Catarrhozone as a home remedy for catarrh and cold symptoms. It claims inhaling a vapor directly reaches air passages, killing germs and secretions, stopping sneezing and coughing, and easing bronchitis and throat weakness with a Montreal company selling the product.
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Catarrhozone Co
Montreal
Poor Maggie and Some Others Chapter VIT
Fragment from a chapter focusing on Maggie and Benny as they discuss what matters, honesty, kindness, and avoiding wrongs. Characters Mr Smith and Aunt Maggie weigh caution and truth while avoiding trivial quarrels about daily habits and appearances.
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Maggie
Notable Quiet Bond Grows Between Aunt Maggie and Mr Smith
The tale centers on Mr Smith observing Aunt Maggie with affection as he visits her shanty. He notices her strength and calm presence, watches her interact with Benny and her father, and feels at peace when entering the house, hoping for a warmer welcome. The scene hints at evolving personal ties and ongoing happenings.
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Aunt Maggie
Mr Smi
Aunt Magrie
Jenny
Mr. Smith
Benny
Rollaney
Tory
Bert Tor
Ares
Smith
Maggie
Fred
Hom
Turning The Corner on Economic Outlook in Decatur
The Decatur Review reports mixed praise from ALE. Staley of Decatur notes steady orders rising, while Gary of Steel Corp voices cautious profits from last quarter. Textile mills in the south and east grow, with a Massachusetts cotton mill showing spring fabric demand.
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Steadty
Ale
Staley
Decatur
Gary
Tes Steel
Massachusetts
Decatur Review
Western Butter Scores High in Dominion Dairy Contest
The Dominion Dairy Commissioner J A Ruddick reports Edmonton City Dairy earned the top score with 98 points for July, highest since 1919. June leader Central Creameries Calgary posted 97.5 and May’s best came from Shoal Lake Creamery Manitoba with 97. The era promotes Buy at Home to keep money circulating locally.
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Dominion
Dominion Dairy
J. A. Ruddick
Edmonton City Dairy
Central Creameries
Calgary
Shoal Lake
Manitoba
Beekeeping season yields boost for hobby and profit
Beekeeping in select locations shows higher yields this year with bees priced higher and strong production potential. Dominion Apiarist Bulletin No 26 notes 18 to 120 pounds per colony depending on season, storage, and colony strength. Successful wintering requires fertile queens and sufficient bees to guard 4 to 6 combs, with weak colonies often united for strength.
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Aden
Fae Gore
Bailis
Bee Keeping Facts and Historic Notes in Canada
Department of Agriculture at Ottawa offers details on cellar and outdoor wintering and other useful guidance for beekeepers across Ontario and Canada. Notes include honeycomb cell counts, the first agricultural society in Great Britain founded in Scotland in 1723, and St Luke's shorthand report of the Sermon on the Mount.
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Department of Agriculture
Ottawa
Ontario
Canada
Great Briain
Scotland
St. Luke
New York Seeks Alberta Sutter Rutter to Meet Demand
A large order influenced by Alberta supply requests from Saccumonton and Su dis, B C, for 1,000,000 destined for New York. Paul de Wolff of Su dis seeks dealers to fill the massive NY market need with help from Alberta points, signaling tough business conditions.
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Rutter
Saccumonton
Paul de Wolff
Sudis
B.C
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